Rebel Chief Charles U Ambassaor Morrow Wit Partiality for Calles
Mexico City March 30 Fighting near Naco loomed with 3 800 rebel troops advancing on Naco eight miles from its defenders. Civilians in the U S town may be urged to evacuate. General Escobar accused Ambassador Morrow of pro Calles bias and urged a commission to probe his motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles U
Morrow
Calles
Mexico City
Naco
United States
Mexico
Escalon
Bachimba Pass
Chihuahua City
Mazatlan
Gulianan
Juarez
Chipuahua
Ivar
Dwight W. Merow
Jose Gonzalo Escobar
Washington
Latin America
Escobar
Medicine Hat Industry Sees Growth After Ownership Change
In Medicine Hat the Medalta Potteries Ltd output accounts for about 75 percent of Canada’s stoneware pottery. The plant’s appraised value reaches 428 053 with stock-on-hand of 59 128. Earnings under Charles Pratt as general manager exceed 50 000, and a new arrangement with the O C Arnott Company fuels plans for broader markets as trade expands.
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Medalta Potteries Ltd
Charles Pratt
O. Ic. Arnott Company
Canada
Dominion
Annual Meeting Of Medicine Hat Hockey Association
The Medicine Hat Hockey Association holds its annual meeting in City Hall Council chamber next Wednesday at 8 p.m. Officers will be elected. The article notes good progress among the boys and new youngsters entering the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockey Association
Medicine Hat Hockey’ Association
Council Chamber
Connaught Golf Club Elects Officers for Season
The Connaught Golf Club elected officers and committees including A G Finch as President and C Parks and C D Hatch as field day and tournament committee. Dues set at 7 dollars for men 4 for women 3 for students. Easter break announced with schools off next week and resuming April 8. A hockey season plan for Medicine Hat is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connaught Golf Club
Tf. C. Parks
C. D. Hatch
Bullivant
J. A. King
A. G. Finch
A. F. Andrews
H. C. Parkes
F. D. Dun Ham
G. Ouim
W. D. Clever
Sir Hugh John Macdonald Dies in Winnipeg
Sir Hugh John Macdonald dies at three o clock yesterday morning in Winnipeg after weeks of illness. The son of Sir John A. Macdonald he served as city magistrate and Conservative leader in Manitoba before entering federal and provincial politics. Survived by Lady Macdonald and a daughter, with a son deceased two decades ago. He arrived in Winnipeg with Wolseley expedition days and remained a resident since 1882, knighted in 1913 and long honored by citizens and party leaders.
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Winnipeg
Carlton Street
Portage Avenue
Great West
Sir John Macdonald
Tough John
Macdonald
John A. Macdonald
Rou
Sir Hugh John Aeed
Lady Macdonald
G. K. Gainsford
Jack
Ont
Charles Tupper
Ottawa
Conservative
Premie
Manitoba
Brandon
A Spiritual Easter Moment in a Graveyard Vision
In a graveyard a bereaved man battles doubt about life after death. Dawn breaks with beauty as he hears a voice affirming creation and love, suggesting God will satisfy the longing for truth and perhaps reunite loved ones. The exchange, attributed to W. CL Western, echoes faith, hope, and eternal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laved
Monarchs Honored At Medicine Hat Hockey Banquet
Members of the Monarch hockey team were celebrated by the Medicine Hat Hockey Association at the Assiniboia hotel with prizes for top scorer Ross McKay and top assister Sheldon Buckles. Mayor Bullivant, Dr M L Moore, and C S Blanchard lauded the team for a season of strong play despite limited winter and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Hockey
Tégret
Wilf Knight
Medicine Hat’ Hockey ‘Association
Assiniboia
Burns
Ross McKay
C. S. Blanchard
Sheldon Buckles
Bullivant
D Moore
Calgary
Medicine Hat
North West Territories
Moore
Edmonton
Co. S. Blanchard
Tle
King Suffering From Attack Of Rheumatism
Bognor Sussex March 30. The King's physicians issued a bulletin confirming satisfactory progress but revealing for the first time that His Majesty is suffering from rheumatism near the right shoulder. The bulletin followed visits by Lord Dawson of Penn and Sir Stanley Hewett to Craigwell House.
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Bognor
Sussex
C.P. Cable
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Sir Stanley Hewett
Craigwell House
Canada Receives Report on Sink of I’m Alone
Ottawa March 30 The Department of External Affairs has received from the Canadian Legation in Washington a report on the sinking of the Canadian schooner I’m Alone. No comment will be made until Premier Mackenzie King returns to Ottawa after the funeral of Sir Lombrequin on Monday.
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Ottawa
Can
Department of External Affairs
Legation
Washington
Echeoner
Therdon
Mackenzie King
Lombrequin
Frantic Search For McGill Student Barbara Pitcher
Montreal police reveal a sobbing telephone clue as 18 year old Barbara Pitcher, McGill student and Westmount daughter, remains missing since March 21. A $5,000 reward is offered for her safe return alive.
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Montreal
Mar
Barbara Pitcher
McGill University
Westmount
Miss Pitcher
H. W
Hale
Swimming Club to Elect Officers Friday in City Hall
A Friday evening meeting in the City Hall court room will elect officers for the Swimming Club and outline the coming season. Officials hope to boost pool activities and improvements for a bigger and better summer sports program.
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Sklp
Chiang Kai Shek Plans Coordinated Offense Against Wuhan
Nanking dispatch reports the Ninth Nanking Division moving toward Iwang Chow while Chiang Kai Shek orders first, second, and third Nanking armies to strike Wuhan on a specified date. A separate message notes 3000 troops under Marshal Eng Yu-Hsiang moving from Hamng to garrison Tsinan after Japanese withdrawal.
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Nanking
China
Iwang Chow
Hankow
Chiang Kai Shek
Kiua Chang
Wuhan
Tainan Shantung
I’eng Yu-Hsiang
Harnang
Tsinan
Kiochow
T'sinan
Easter Weekend Cold Except in Alberta
A Canadian Press dispatch from Winnipeg reports a cold Easter weekend predicted for Manitoba and Saskatchewan, with Alberta expected milder conditions. Snow fell across the Prairies, and temperatures stayed well below freezing in Regina, Calgary, Lethbridge, and Winnipeg, with several places recording subzero readings.
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Alberta
Can. Press
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Prairie
Regina
Calgary
Lethbridge
Winnipeg
Mercury
the Pass
Man
Prince Albert
Sask
Ferry Service Opens Between U S and Canada at Sault Ste Marie
The Agom1 ng ferry began operations between Sault Ste Marie Ontario and Sault Ste Marie Michigan as ice cleared and the U S tender Clover plus a tug cleared approaches to the U S dock. The service here did not open until April 5 last year.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Hator
United States
Clover
Southern Cross Sets Course For Europe Flight
The Southern Cross, veteran of the trans Pacific route, departs Sydney on a trip to England aiming to beat Bert Hinkler’s time. Aboard are Captain Charles Kingsford Smith Charles Ulm navigator Litchfield and radio operator Mewitham. First stop Wyndham West Australia then Singapore Khartum Baghdad Rome and finally London.
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Sydney
Australia
Southern Cross
United States
England
Bert Hinkler
Charles Kingford Smith
Charles T. Ulm
Litchfield
Chimed “Mewitham
Wyndham
West Australia
Singapore
Kearna Hi
Bagdad
Rome
London
Hinkler
La Prairie Flood Displaces Nearly Two Hundred Families
Floods on the south shore of the St. Lawrence force about two hundred families from their homes near Boucherville, 15 miles below La Prairie. Light snow flurries and cool air accompany the event as temperatures drop to 38 degrees.
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LA Prairie
Montreal
St. Lawrence River
Boucherville
Sir Lomer Gouin Dies After Sudden Heart Attack
Sir Lomer Gouin former Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec died at 5 20 p m after two heart attacks while ascending the stairs to prorogue the Quebec Legislature He was 83 and a prominent statesman who served as premier of Quebec from 1905 to 1920 and later as Minister of Justice in the federal cabinet.
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Quebec
Sir Lomer Gouin
Province of
Lomer
Legislative Council
Roy
M.L.A
Levis
A. Gernard
Rouville
Georges Gauthier
St. Lawrence River
Sorel Colleges
Louis College
Laval University
Desirees
Laval
McGill
Bishop's College
Toronto
Queen's
John Abbott
R. Laflamme
Queen's Counsel
Ifir Lomer
Montreal
Tonnier
Lomer Gouin
St. James
Portneuf
Sir Lomer
Liberal Party
A. L. Taschereau
Laurier-Outremont
Honor Narcisse Pérodeau
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Foud
Bud
A.G. Finch
H. O. Parkes
Medicine Hai
Hugh John MacDonald
W. CL Western
Monarchs
Hockey Assoc
UAT
Wilt Knight
Shaeldon Buckles
G. F. Pauling
Medicine Hat Hockey Association
Monarch
Pauling
Feuling
M. L. Moore
The
Pas
U.S
Europe
Kiwanis Club
Fifth Ave
Church
April Island
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