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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 27, 1930

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Ottawa House of Commons passes Export Act bill third reading

An Ottawa vote tally shows 162 support to 11 against the Government Bill to amend the Export Act on third reading in the Commons. Key opponents included C G Power and Henri Bourassa, with criticism of the government from Conservatives and the Labor Group amid a tense debate and calls for clarity on policy.

Ottawa House of Commons C. G. Power Quebec South Henri Bourassa Labelle Senate R. B. Bennett W. Ji Euler National Revue Bennett Euler Hansard United States Ernest.Lapointe Rt. Hon W. L. Mackenzie King Hugh Guthrie Wellington

France creates huge grain reserve to aid poor and stabilize supply

Paris reports the Chamber approves a government grain reserve plan. A 500000 franc credit is created to build a large stock to be acquired gradually from each department under the Agriculture Ministry. The move aims to ensure emergency relief and government control of domestic prices.

Paris A.P Chamber Ander Ch Jad Seach ‘Départment Ministry of Agriculture

Bride Strangler Confesses To Murder Of Nell Sor

William Neilsen, 61, admitted strangling 19 year old Nell Sor to death in Ottaway. Reginald James, bride, testified about the confession after Neilsen broke down under cross examination. Police found a heavy window sash cord at Neilsen’s rooming house as they arrested him. He attempted to hang himself as officers arrived.

Ottaway Canadian Press Reginald James William Neilson Nellsor Neilsen

Widespread Midwest Snowstorm Halts Transit and Wires

A severe wind and snow storm sweeps from the Great Lakes into Illinois Indiana and Missouri paralyzing traffic and knocking out telephone lines. Chicago bears the brunt as streets flood with drifting snow disrupting communication and service delays extend across the region with traces reaching Tulsa Oklahoma.

Chicago Great Lakes Indiana Ata Sandsill Lake Michigan Epee Ak Belo Gervice Dela Missouri Kansas Tulsa Oklahoma

Funeral of Col Bathery V C M C D S C

Crowds of over fifty thousand mourn aviator Col Bathery V C M C D S C killed in Ottawa while piloting a new aeroplane. War comrades dropped rose petals from aircraft as his cortege moved through Toronto to the cemetery with pallbearers and a funeral procession image described.

Bathery V.C M.C D.S.C Ottawa Toronto

Alberta rights to crown lands and subsidies agreement 1929

Dr Gershaw outlines a Dominion Alberta resource transfer agreement signed December 14 1929. It details Crown lands mines and royalties to provincial control water power and fisheries to the province while Indian reserves stay with Canada. Subsidies scale with population and public lands preservation duties are noted.

Medicine Hot News Dear Alberta Dominion Dominion Govérniment Actus Canada Stithin Government of Jasper Nemisham Rocky Mountains Wawaskesy Waterton Lakes Eny Caneda Loree Calgary W. Gershaw

Gandhi Leads Volunteers in Anti-British Campaign in India

India’s stormy petrel Gandhi heads seventy volunteers in a dramatic movement near Jalapur aiming to intensify resistance to British rule. Madelle Slade, daughter of a British household, joins Gandhi’s campaign amid rising tensions and mystic messaging.

India Gandhi

Protracted Quake Reported From Victoria Observatory

Napier Denison of Gongates Observatory reports a severe earthquake recorded on the seismograph with a center possibly in China or Japan. The quake began at 11:31 p.m. and lasted about three hours, extending its impact across regions near Victoria.

Victoria B.C Napier Denison Gongates Observatory China Japan

Parliament sessions and stalled business reported

The Parliament and Senate met briefly with no decisive action. In the House of Commons a Militia Pensions Act amendment was introduced but faced a shy amendment and limited debate, while liquor export controls and other bills received scant consideration.

Senate Robert. Giners Debat- Serra Gates Oh. H. Stevens House of Commons

Government names key officers in Lethbridge district

In Lethbridge on March 26 an Edmonton announced reform lists several judicial appointments. A B Hogg becomes real agent for the attorney-general, H W Church named police court agent, A W Thirlwell reassigned as sheriff, and S J Durham moves to devote full time as clerk of the court.

Lethbridge Gepartent Edmonton A. B. Hogg Lteal Agenit H.W. Church A. W. Thirlwell Medicine Hat Durham

Fire destroys Malden Bashaw elevator with grain

A Bashaw area elevator in Malden was destroyed by fire burning 10 000 bushels of grain. No injuries are reported as authorities investigate the cause and assess property damage.

Malden Bashaw

Ottawa debate on treaty amendment in House of Commons

In March a House of Commons discussion centered on a government motion to send the treaty amendment to committee of supply. Robert Gardiner argued the proposal tied agriculture to manufacturing benefits, while opponents condemned it as discrimination favoring one industry over another. The debate touched on the Australian treaty and broader tariff schedules affecting agricultural products.

Ottawa House of Comm Robert Gardiner UWF Acadia House Committee of Supply United Farmers ‘of Alberta Goa Canada Pet asSont

Protection funds allocate to bird conservation efforts

The City of Elkwater allocates 25.00 Hector funds and 208.00 total, sourced from a pump gun competition, with all proceeds devoted entirely to the stated bird protection program. The measure supports a non profit or civic effort tied to wildlife preservation.

Mien Elkwater A.P Burns Hector

Leonidas II Triumphs In Lincoln Handicap Race

Leonidas II ridden by H. Beasley wins the Lincoln Handicap at Lincoln England amid mixed notes from the 1930 racing season. Teddy sired by Teddy from Detroit bred, owned by R. McLean’s 16, with another horse Knight finishing third.

Lincoln Eng Leonidas Ll Beas Sey Andicap Ies Ieee Leonidas Il Teddy Bien Detroit McLean Izean Ond Seng Foblefss Tor We ‘Ethird

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