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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 23, 1915

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Labour Sees Sweeping War Munitions Law

London March 23 The new law gives the government power to commandeer any factory transforming it into a munitions plant for the war effort. Labor Leader John Hodge and Sir Frederick Banbury voiced support for this sweeping measure as a way to mobilize industry, replacing the prior bid system with a centralized, compulsory approach. Lloyd George said a business council would run the program with a seasoned executive at the helm.

London Frederick Banbury House of Commons John Hodge Labor Party Lloyd George

Mock Parliament Postponed to Next Tuesday Evening

The Young Liberal Mock Parliament scheduled for this evening at the club rooms is postponed until next Tuesday evening.

Warm Secret Session at Board of Trade Ends in Salary Cut

The Board of Trade held a heated secret session last night with no press present. Secretary E. McClellan had his pay cut by 75 dollars a month amid clashes led by R. B. Davidson over industrial work and Ottawa delegation plans.

Council of the Board of Trade E. McClellan Davidson Kent R. B. Davidson McClellan Saskatchewan Ottawa Board of Trade

First Civic Soup Kitchen in Medicine Hat to Close

The city’s first soup kitchen, opened January 9 by the Citizens' Welfare League, will close at month’s end as unemployment improves. It served roughly 2,500 meals in February and March combined, with costs per meal falling from about 6 1/3 cents to 3 1/2 cents after labor adjustments. The kitchen also supplied soup to city schools and helped place many men in work, with gas and water provided by the city.

Medicine Hat Citizens’ Welfare League R. F. Collins The Welfare League Collins Colling Collian Geedy Een Calgary

Crown Prince Banished by His Father

Crown Prince is banished by his father amid an unusual silence in the royal household. Sparse reports from Maris indicate no official confirmation, while local observers note rising tension and speculation about succession and governance.

Crown Prince

German Turning Movement Halts After Memel Seizure

Petrograd dispatch reports the German turning movement against Kovno on the Niemen river has been definitively paralysed due to the Russians seizing Memel on the Baltic coast.

Petrograd Kovno Niemen Memel Baltic

Mercy Shown by School Board and Related Items

School board grants salary protection for teachers eligible for continued service through May 1 and June 30, avoiding pay cuts. Board will not fund seeds for school gardens this year, citing stringency. Elm Street Mothers Club requests 6 cartage for moving chairs. denied. Elizabeth Street Mothers Club may use a school room for an entertainment without dancing, despite some board members’ reservations. Professionals to address pupils to help career choices. Dr Smyth to arrange. Royal Temperance Legion may use rooms. meetings start after 4 20 with parental consent required for students.

Schoool Board Mothers’ Club Elm St. School Alexandra School Elizabeth St Smyth Royal Temperance Legion

City Clerk and Solicitor Attend Calgary Shrine Show

City clerk Baker and city solicitor Bannon, who left yesterday for Edmonton, attended the Shriners minstrel show in Calgary last night, taking in the event as part of their trip.

Baker Bannon Edmonton Calgary

Avalanche kills many at Britannia mine camp in Canada

Vancouver March 28 Fifty six dead and twenty two injured in a Britannia mine camp avalanche and landslide. Survivors Harry Baxter Jim Dougan and B McPhail arrived on the Balena. Baxter said the disaster struck at midnight and the dining room and kitchen were buried under rocks the height of a ship.

Vancouver B. C Britannia Mine Frank Crow's Nest B.C Britannia Harry Baxter Jim Dougan B. McPhai Baxter

Universal Franchise for Edmonton People

Edmonton city charter passed committee granting universal franchise to men and women and all adult residents eligible after registration court appearance. Residence term debated with options of one month or seven months. details to be resolved in the house.

Edmonton Cross

Ammunition the chief prerequisite in war says Sir John French

Paris reports Field Marshal Sir John French, commander of British forces, says ammunition is essential for progress and victory. He notes German shell shortages from nitrate lack and fatigue among their troops, predicts a long war unlikely and a decisive Allied victory at the end of tough months.

Paris Sir John French France Belgium Havas Agency John Havas Germany German Empire

Runaway June Film Delayed to Midweek Run

Runaway June did not arrive today and will now run Wednesday and Thursday instead of Tuesday and Wednesday as advertised. Management shows the ninth Beloved Adventurer series feature today.

No Bills Sent Out For City Charges

City hall oversight reveals 2000 dollars spent on cans for households without sewer access. No bills were issued for these charges, and accounting was sparse. About 3000 dollars in issues tied to sanitation, with only 70 dollars collected. Mayor Hawthorne noted no formal invoices and a single sanitary inspector kept records.

Hawthorne Board of Health Boyd

Italian King Signs National Defence Decree

Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel promulgated the national defence law with immediate effect. The decree imposes special espionage enforcement and directs rapid suppression of espionage activities. The measure broadens powers under the national defence framework as of yesterday.

Rome Victor Emmanuel

City council hears of hospital laundry dispute

At last night’s city council meeting a supposed dispute between General Hospital and Medicine Hot Steam Laundry was discussed. Inquiry found no dispute. hospital authorities are pleased with the laundry’s services but believe owning a laundry and using Chinese labor could reduce costs.

General Hospital Medicine

Supt Ex Route With Calderon Plans Swift Current Stop

General Superintendent Stevens of the CPR rode east on train No 2 from Calgary this morning to meet General Manager D C Coleman at Swift Current and will return west with him.

Supt. Stevens Calgary D. C. Coleman Swift Current

Local CPR Overseas Engineering Posts Not Yet Filled

Word that no appointments of local CPR men to the CPR overseas engineering corps have been made yet. Expected daily, with many Hatters applying for jobs.

Medicine Hat seeks permanent gas oil rights from Crown

City Clerk H Baker reports to Ottawa that six city drilled wells lie on lands likely not Crown controlled and asks the Department of the Interior to vest permanent gas and oil rights in Medicine Hat. The letters reveal past claims by ex mayor Nelson Spencer and current council urgency to secure local fuel supply for manufacturing.

Department of the Interior Way City Ottawa Nelson Spencer Hawthorne Baker Medicine Hat Thia Canada Dominion Government Hmits Citising Medicine Mat Ag N.W N.E H. Baker Department of the Interior Mining Lands and Yukon Branch

Only secondary Dardanelles forts laid low

London reports confirm that only the secondary defenses of the Dardanelles were damaged by bombardment while the main forts remain intact. Diplomatic signals show Balkan states holding back further intervention as Allied ships stay off Kilid Bahr and Chanak Kalessi. In Athens the Greek cabinet’s stance remains cautious amid Bulgarian concerns.

London Dardanelles Straita Narrows Near East Balkan States Bulgaria Eleet Paris Havas Athens Kilid Bahr Chanak Kalessi Associated Press Kalid Bahr Kaif Sultan Hamidieh Dardanus

Canadian Casualties List From Ottawa War Update

The Ottawa casualty report lists Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry wounded soldiers. Pte H H Lesseur, No. 1787, with two gunshot wounds, admitted to No. 1 Eastern Hospital Cambridge. Next of kin Mrs B H Lesseur, 208 First Street Calgary. Pte Gray, No. 257, with gunshot wound to the chest, admitted to No. 13 Gerald Hospital Boulogne. Next of kin Grs Gray, 610 Twenty Seventh Ave Calgary Alta.

Calgarean Ottawa Princess Patricilas Canadian Light Infantry H. H. Lesseur Eastern Hospital Cambridge B. H. Lesseur W.atreet Calgary Pte. Gray Gerald Hospital Boulogne Gray Twenty-Seventh Ave Alta

Railway to be Built From Bassano to Corona‑Da

Calgary March 33 J A Campbell Alberta manager of Grant Smith and Co and McDonnell Limited announced work will start at once to construct the railway line from Bassano to Corona Da.

Calgary J. A. Campbell Alberta Grant, Smith & Co McDonnell, Limited Bassano Corona- da

Easter Salt Samples Offered by Geo MH at Bendon

Local notice promotes Easter salt samples with an invitation to visit for viewing. Mentions Geo. MH and Wed Stepp Hewitt and Black in Bendon, encouraging early ordering for the holiday.

Geo. MH Bnendon Hewitt Black

Alberta Debates Budget As Public Utilities Bill Moves

Edmonton March 22 Premier Bifton introduces a bill to establish a three member Alberta public utilities commission with power over municipal borrowings and utilities. Debate on the budget continues with two opposition speakers and Tweedie moving adjournment. Critics charge delay tactics as ministers may join later. Dr Stanley praises government reforms and warns about segregating delinquent children while advocating early action for moral and economic savings.

Edmonton Bifton Public Utilities Commission Alberta Manitoba Government Board of Saskatchewan Tweedie Ader Michener Stanley High River R. B. Chadwick Sdo Reece Gag R. B. Campbell Rocky Mountain Era Winnipeg Rogers Ceat Campbell Mitchell Baltes Bessano Persiona Sanenenk Iberia

Local Manufacturers Seek Share of $3,000,000 Shells

Montreal reports rumors of large Russian contracts with Canadian Car and Foundry Co. for the manufacture of 3 shells at 300,000,000. The company will issue further circulars to promote the deal as high authority confirms the arrangements.

Canadian Car and Foundry Co Montreal Russia Eee Or Mp Ca

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Me.Clellan Civic Soup Kitchen Nuober Universal Filn Hetter Geo, H. Snowden H. H. Rowatt Dept. of the Interior 4Th M Greece Sifton Government Department Polaor
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