26 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
1
Strong agitation among friends and manufacturers in favor of introducing the time standard reform. Local boards of trade adopt resolutions backing the scheme as manufacturers and big businesses prepare to align with United States time.
Officials at the national railways head offices announced that regardless of government action the time system would shift to daylight saving. The goal is to avoid confusion and losses on United States roads and schedules.
The Medicine Hat district creates a new union named Medicine Hat Bie, affiliating with the Canadian Council of Agriculture. It aims to mobilize participation, foster inter-member intercourse, and promote an economic, non political platform. Delegates are elected by local unions with a new executive empowered to levy assessments.
The provided OCR resembles a garbled analysis with scattered phrases about a code, subscription roots, and references to a Red Shield and a battalion. It lacks coherent events, names, dates, or places to form a proper news summary.
Fragmentary OCR text references Hungary and war stance, mentions dates and statements about maintaining stability and national resolve. Content is garbled with nonsensical phrases and lacks coherent events, names, or a clear narrative to identify a single news item.
London March 26 The miners conference has endorsed the government’s immediate handling of wage demands and pledges to meanwhile push for the withdrawal of the Military Service bill. The decision urges continued work and plans further talks with other labor parties after the ballot.
An Alberta style debate discusses creating a district agricultural political organization. Speakers argue for including labor and townsfolk, while others push to form a broad political association removing strict farming labels. The exchange hints at constitutional needs and inclusivity within a farmers allied movement.
A wartime veterans discussion notes heavy restrictions on loans under the land settlement plan. The author argues the regime imposes severe constraints, delaying any monetary gains to veterans and risks rendering the scheme of little value to them.
Sen George Rayjoy of Gayanoque Ontario died at Mt Luke's Hospital after a brief illness. He was 79 years old and served as whip for the Conservative party. His death marks the loss of a long serving provincial figure.
In Sydney Nova Scotia on March 26 the police found 90 gallons of white rum and 45 gallons of regular rum buried ten feet beneath a barn on Gannon Road. A later raid yielded about 100 bottles of manufactured alcohol. Officials link the white rum to cargo from the Afghan Prince steamer wrecked near Forchu Shoal, claiming much was salvaged but ample stock remains to supply illicit drink for years.
Ottawa observers report both sides claim satisfaction after abart debates on Mr conasiers tacit resolution in the hqnge. The government majority of 54 carried the motion while opposition MPs from the west say constituents understand changes urged by Sir Thomas White.
It was reported that high authorities were pursuing a plan to unite all peace treaties with Germany Austria Turkey and Bulgaria into a single comprehensive treaty. Germany would be named head of the alliance of the central powers in this arrangement.
Reports from Vladivostok describe the discovery of two Russian officers' bodies in the Birds river last Thursday. The victims, mutilated with ears removed and hands nailed, appear linked to alleged Bolshevik outrages across European Russia. Nine Bolsheviks were arrested as authorities push for arrests and possible trials.
A scrambled dispatch describes French and allied forces in Hungary and Prague amid Budapest events. Martial law is reported as declared across parts of central Europe after tensions with communist forces as of March.
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Reading shows an obliquely reported legal note from Victoria about March amendments to medical prescription laws. It mentions attorney actions, forms, prohibitions on service of prescriptions, and duties for liquor regulation. The fragmentary OCR limits precise details.
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