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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 29, 1913

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Omaha Tornado Relief Efforts Detail Five Million Loss Cap

The Omaha Commercial Club released an authentic report on the March 23 tornado. Property losses are capped at five million dollars with 2 179 people homeless from 1 669 damaged houses, while business districts remained unaffected. Relief is organized through six districts guided by local businessmen.

Omaha Commercial Club of Commercial Club Friends M.C J. P. Redmond Jno

Conservatives Aim to Block Alberta Election Date

Macleod reports Premier Sifton’s plan to hold provincial elections on April 17th may be illegal. Colin MacLeod, legal adviser to Conservative candidate Robert Patterson, seeks a supreme court injunction in Edmonton to halt the election, arguing writs issued March 25th and timing of April 10th violate the Elections Act’s 16 to 20 day window.

Calgary Macleod Sifton Colin MacLeod Robert Patterson Supreme Court Edmonton Eixteen

Conservative rally opens campaign in Pincher Creek

Pincher Creek reports a large Conservative gathering planned for Monday evening with several prominent party figures delivering first addresses of the campaign. The event marks the opening gun of the opposition in the area.

Pincher Creek

Devenish and Jones Nominated by Calgary Liberals

Calgary March 29 C G Devenish capitalist and Clifford T Jones barrister were named for the legislature by Liberal conventions in Calgary last night Premier Sliton opened the campaign saying he would go to the country on his government record The Liberals of Olde nominated Duncan Marshall sitting member and Minister of Agriculture

Calgary C. G. Devenish Clifford T. Jones Sliton Duncan Marshall

Morgan kinman ill after Easter service at hotel

London reports Herbert L. Satterlee says J. P. Morgan has not left his hotel since Easter day and is resting per doctor guidance. John McLennan, Morgan bank accountant in Vancouver, has vanished and foul play is feared.

London Rome Exchange Telegraph Company Herbert L. Satterlee J.P. Morgan John McLennan Morgens Bank Vancouver

Bankers and robbers shoot each other in Barnes

Robert Brown cashier of the Barnes State Bank was shot and killed by a robber during a bank robbery attempt. Frank Spencer of the Exchange Bank replied and killed one of the robbers. Local investigation and police reports follow the incident.

Barnes Robert Brown Barnes State Bank Frank Spencer Exchange Bank

Dayton Flood Toll Tops 488 With 46 More in Indiana

Dayon faces continued danger as flood deaths rise across Ohio and Indiana. Officials count 488 dead so far with new tallies from Dayton, Miamisburg, Piqua, Columbus, Hamilton and others, while Indiana losses include Fern and Fort Wayne. Citizens flood back to central areas, aid pours in, and rescue crews, militia, and Western Union workers cope with widespread devastation.

Outo Dayton Miamsburg Piqua Columbus Hamilton Tiffin Chillicothe Middletown Freemont Maesilion Troy Seanville Harrison Valley Junction Cleves Indiana Fern Brookville Fort Wayne Terre Haute

Lookin g Up Sites Dr Woodside Barrister and Mr Hammond

Dr Woodside barrister and Mr Hammond arrived in Winnipeg this morning and are staying at the Cecil hotel to locate sites for factories They plan to return to Winnipeg on Monday night

Woodside Hammond Winnipeg City

Government official commits suicide in Ottawa rooming house

Ottawa report states Paul Emile Marcoux a government printing bureau official shot himself in the head with a revolver in his rooming house this morning and died within an hour. The tragedy occurred as officials and colleagues react to the incident.

Marcoux Government

Pope Pius X Health Deteriorates Amid Hopeful Notes

Rome report says Pope Pius X is not improving after initial progress. Doctors struggle at the difficult corner as mournful setbacks follow Cardinal Respighi’s death, with some predicting a gradual weakening and withdrawal from public life. John Breckenridge of Calgary suffers appendicitis and rejects surgery by any but Dr. Mewburn.

Rome Cardinal Respighi Pope Pius X John Breckenridge Calgary Dr. Mewburn Lethbridge Chicago

Bulgarians Advancing Toward Constantinople

Bulgarian troops pierced the Tchat aljaines near Lake Dervis on the Black Sea and push toward Constantinople, according to a Central News dispatch from Sofia. forces reported victorious in the region.

London Lake Dervis Black Sea Constantinople Sofia

Address of Hon C R Mitchell at Liberal nomination

Hon C R Mitchell addresses Medicine Hat Liberal nomination at Monarch Theatre. He reflects on past service, gratitude to voters, and aims to discuss provincial problems from business, industrial and agricultural viewpoints rather than a campaign speech.

Medicine Hat Monarch Theatre C. R. Mitchell Medicine Hal Alberta

Relief Pouring In As Ohio Rebuilds After Floods

Governor Cox reports widespread relief as waters recede in Dayton and the western Ohio flood zone. Columbus coordinates citizen committees led by John H. Patterson to rebuild Dayton with engineers from east and west. Two carloads of supplies seize on rail line. Ward 7 houses washed away but aid expeditions dispatched, mingled with uncertainty over casualty figures.

Wood Dayton Wollrath Catrow Hubler McQuigg Ohlo Citiens’ Committee John H. Patterson Harry E. Talbot Columbus Springfield Mittee Carell Lancaste Bridge

Port Nelson Survey Party Delayed By Open-Ended Plans

A fragmentary report from Le Pas notes a survey group discussing ongoing work with informal leaders. The text mentions March dates and external conditions affecting progress, with references to a "solid batto" and gear placement.

le Pas

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