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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 31, 1923

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Ruhr conflict and mine seizures spark casualties across Germany

Berlin reports six Krupp workers killed and 20 injured as French troops occupy Essen works after workers oppose the move. French engineers seize Emischelipne mines in the Gelsenkirchen district with tanks, prompting strikes by thousands of miners. The Day also records 11 deaths in an incident at Gerolatein, Duesseldorf.

Berlin Krupp Essen Emischelipne Gelsenkirchen Ruhr Cood London The Times Duesseldorf Gerolatein Rhenish Prussia

Easter Message on Rise of Christ and Resurrection Creed

Rev T Wises notes the central Christian claim that Christ died for sins and rose again. He cites 1 Corinthians and emphasizes the Resurrection as vital across churches with hymns about He is Risen and Come see the place where the Lord lay on the Lord's Day.

Martz Christ Heven Axel Ender Norway

Findings of Royal Commission on Veterans Pensions

Dr F D Sharpe of Brampton says real impact of the Royal Commission on Pensions will come after parliament acts on its recommendations. He notes thousands of ex service men and dependents denied pensions in the past 18 months would gain, and many future disabilities would be pensioned if current policies stood.

Toronto Ralston Royal Commission Great War Veterans Association Board’ of Pension Commissioners F. D. Sharpe Brampton Dominion Sharpe Pension Board

J Murray to Speak on Crops at Finns Lake and Winnifred

District agriculturist J Murray will discuss growing corn sunflowers and fodder crops at Finns Lake on Wednesday April 4 at 8 pm and at Winnifred I C O F hall on Thursday April 6 at 1 30 pm. He aims to help farmers improve cultivation for successful farming.

J. Murray Finns Lake Winnifred Murray

Chilly Easter Weather Forecast From Weather Bureau

The forecast for a chilly Easter Sunday eased from the weather bureau as temperatures dropped early today in New York City. A cold snap and brisk winds were noted, with the chilly conditions expected to persist through the holiday.

eNew York Weather Bureau

New Gas Scheme to Be Submitted by H. B. Pearson

Calgary officials and the Calgary Gas company debated gas supply from Red Lily and Turner Valley gas fields. H. B. Pearson, president and GM of the Gas company, would submit a written proposal to Mayor George H. Webster before Saturday night for the city council gas committee report.

H. B. Pearson Calgary Gas Ciy Webster Calgary Calgary Gas Company George H. Webster James Garden George D. Batchelor Fred EK. Osborne H. 2. Pearson Redelift Gas Turner Valley Pearson

Foxes Born at Medicine Hat Ranch in Twin Litters

Two litters born at the Medicine Hat Silver Black Fox Company ranch. Mothers and oddly listed forebears are reported to be doing well.

Medicine Hat Silver Black Fox Company

Noted Dr Chas E Barker to Speak at Three Rotary Addresses

The Medicine Hat Rotary club schedules Dr Chas E Barker to speak on Wednesday April 11. He will address high school students at 11 at the high school, a women's meeting at 3 30 at Fifth Ave church, and a men's meeting at 7 45 at Fifth Ave church. Admission is free.

Medicine Hat

Bitter Weather Grips Eastern Canada With Snow and Cold

Toronto reports a bitter morning with four below temperatures and a biting north wind. Ottawa records three more inches of snow as streets remain snowbound. forecast calls for continued cold and potential January like weather, with moderating temperatures by night.

Toronto Mercury Ottawa

Missing Erazerum deputy rattles Angora assembly

Constantinople dispatch reports Churri Bey, deputy from Erazerum, missing in Angora. A colleague hints Churki Bey may have fallen to political opponents. Premier RNeouf Bey promises severe punishment if guilt is proven.

Ali Chukri Bey Constantinople AH Churri Bey Erazerum Turkish National Assembly Angora Churki Bey Rneouf Bey

Couple United in Life and Death in Three Rivers

Three Rivers Quebec records note Mr Desire Servais of Ste Anne de la Perade died on Thursday and his widow Mrs Servais, who mourned over him, cried Sam going to die before she herself died. Neighbors found both deceased in the same room.

Three Rivers Que Desire Servais Ste. Anne de Laperade Servais

Bishop-Elect Failde Found Dead in Madrid Room

The Times from Madrid reports Bishop-elect Failde lay weary, retired to bed after returning from the royal palace. When he did not answer a servant, a family member forced the door and found him dead. Friends reject the theory of self-inflicted death.

London Times Madrid Failde Royal Palace Bishen-Elert

Child Dies in Ontario Clothing Fire

In Kitchener Ontario Mildred Underwood age 3 was fatally burned when new clothing caught fire from a stove oil flame in her home. The tragedy occurred last night and authorities are investigating the incident.

Kitchener, Ont Mildred Underwood Here

Rum Running Boats Off Coast Of New Enlgland

A report from Boston on March 31 describes a flotilla of about 20 rum running boats sighted between Nantucket and Mountaux Point riding at anchor and escorted by Coast Guard vessels. Officials tie the fleet to the two stack steamer Avontown from Glasgow reported to have carried whiskey and wine for the U S trade. Avontown has anchored off Block Island for several days.

Boston Nantucket Montauk Point Glasgow United States Block Island

Public Meeting On Oil Prospects Draws City Leaders

The Chamber of Commerce oil committee schedules two addresses at city hall next Thursday evening. Hanna of Canada Ltd and Irrigation Co will discuss geological formations in Southern Alberta, while Ros Lebkireher of Community Oil Wells Ltd will cover formations in the Many Island Lake district and oil prospects.

Chamber of Commerce Oil Committee Arm Flw Hanna The Canada Ltd and Irrigation Co Alberta Ros Lebkireher Community Oil Wells Ltd Many Island Lake

Alberta Legislature Eyes Abolition Of Professional Charters

In Edmonton on Thursday the legislature voiced strong support to revoke special professional charters now under University oversight and to replace them with two general regulatory acts. The move follows Attorney General Brownlee’s plan to abolish charters and regulate professional and nonprofessional bodies.

Mdmonton RK. Boyle University Senate Jon. J. E. Brownlee Dental

Vauxhall Producers' Association Forms Executive Committee

In Kinlock School on Wednesday, G F Herbert presided as the Vauxhall Producers' association assembled. A W Brumwed, T BR Brown, C R Percus and W A McGregor were appointed as the executive committee. The group aims to improve district production, identify suitable crops, standardize products, and locate best markets for Vauxhall products.

Vauxhall Producers’ Association Kinlock School Mesara G. F. Herbert A. W. Brumwed T. BR. Brown C. R. Percus W. A. McGregor Vauxhall

Will Pass Statute to Prohibit Polygamy in Turkey

Paris notes a Turkish official says a law prohibiting polygamy is near passage. Dr Fouad Bouray Bey of Angora reports reforms after wars left many widows and orphans. He cites a congress of Moslems in New York and a lack of men with multiple wives.

Paris Turkey Pound Beys Munbey Angora Jarliaments New York Dr Fouad

Monthly Clearings Report For March At Clearing House

The clearing house reports March totals of 1,295,361 dollars. Last month’s clearings were 1,723,823 dollars and the same month last year totaled 1,467,179 dollars.

Lethbridge School Bylaw Defeated in Thursday Vote

Lethbridge vote on a bylaw to borrow 153000 for a new high school failed decisively with 218 against and 98 in favor. The March 31 result reflects a light turnout affecting the outcome.

Lethbridge

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