02 May 1913
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a date or event around eight states and a Calv ih Pospedglon. Unable to determine clear people or organizations. Summary focuses on the readable mention of a pending event and geographic hint without specifics.
Milas Hawe and Agner Lakes are noted in a brief item about Miss Rach. The fragmentary text mentions local names and place markers, preserving entities visible in this OCR snippet.
Several May arrests tied to a late revolutionary plot organized by radical and extremist groups to topple the current administration. Monarchist factions are said to have aided the effort, with detainees revealing they came from their prisons to assist suppressing what they believed was a monarchist uprising.
Medicine Hat constituency results in the provincial legislature show a total counted vote of 8 640 with 1 810 ballots cast for Mitchell and 1 810 for Spencer.
City Treasurer announced today that current year estimates, including school taxes, exceed half a million dollars, nearly double last year’s total of 282000. Council discussed figures as a committee of the whole with Aid Brown chairing Finance. Final exact amounts to be set at Monday’s meeting as changes continued at adjournment.
Secretary McAdoo increases government deposits in national banks by 10 million dollars and mandates two percent interest on all government depositories. This marks the first time the government has charged interest on active deposits.
Jack Shea of Middleton Shoe Company Winnipeg and Arthur Switzer of A Bright and Sons Winnipeg were in a car that skidded at a temporary bridge one half mile from Gravelbourg and plunged fifteen feet into the Wood River. One bridge railing broke but the other held, saving both men.
Narrative reports a city train robbery near Kanene and Kansas City Southern lines. Sparse text mentions a passenger drain and an escape through switch tracks and maze like box cars, with no clear suspects or outcomes.
Fond du Lac May 2 A movement has begun to organize a cooperative among employees of the Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie railway who have six months service or longer. The plan would let workers save part of each month’s wages to buy Boo Line securities, with one share at par value one dollar giving one vote in management. With payroll around 9 000 000 annually a five percent saving would yield 350 000 yearly for the fund.
Rome reports Pope Pius in impatient mood to resume work and begin receptions of the Cardinals starting tomorrow. He commends Cardinal Dela as secretary of the Congregation and Cardinal Pompili as Vicar General of Rome.
A terse report notes Reon entering the edge of an eight tier contest. The snippet hints at a climactic phase with competitive pressure and looming deadlines affecting the participants.
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