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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

May 05, 1922

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France bars Soviet move on property in Russia at Genoa talks

Paris dispatch reports Vice Premier Barthou leaving for Genoa after talks with Premier Poincare on memorandum to Russia. France upholds Belgian line and private foreign property in Russia, cabinet signals provisional memorandum signature may be void pending French Belgian agreement acceptable to British and Italian delegations.

Paris Barthou Genoa Poincaire M. Barthou Russia France Belgium Poincare M. Barshou M. “Barthou Pee

Soviet-Russia reconstruction plan faces limits says report

A draft assessment notes Moscow’s plan to rebuild Russia’s finances is constrained by absence of guaranteed recognition and reluctance to accept governmental loans. France reportedly stands by Belgium, while Genoa's financial code is praised as pivotal for Europe. The U.S. could aid through private channels, avoiding political entanglements.

Russia Shou Viste Eg Jan Ana Ewety France Belgium Europe Genoa Laminge- Worthington Evans Financial Commission United States

Assiniboine River Rises Overnight In Brandon Area

The Assiniboine River, at flood stage since Monday, kept rising overnight and is now seven feet three inches above the winter height. In the last 12 hours, from 6 p.m. Thursday to 6 a.m. today, water climbed six inches, forcing many families from Brandon flats and damaging seeded land west of the city.

Brandon Assiniboine Brandon Flats

Brand Office in Medicine Hat to be moved to Edmonton

The Brand Office records and store are shipped today as Mr. Smesh Wilson Recorder of Brands and his staff depart Medicine Hat for Edmonton at the start of the week.

Brand Medicine Hat Smesh Wilson Recorder of Brands Edmonton

Miss Sarah Knox Found Guilty of Murder in Westmoreland

Mount Ross Va May 5 A jury in Westmoreland County court found Miss Sarah Knox a Baltimore nurse guilty of first degree murder in the September killing of Mrs Margaret Eastlake. The verdict carries a 20 year state penitentiary sentence. Eastlake's mutilated body was found at her home and Roger D Eastlake husband of the slain woman was acquitted at a separate trial. Testimony showed intimate relations between Knox and Eastlake.

Mount Ross Westmoreland County Court Sarah Knox Baltimore Margaret Eastlake State Penitentiary

Windsor Police Chief Charges Son in Accident

Windsor Ontario report states Police Chief Daniel Thompson urged officials to file criminal negligence charges against his son Gordon Thompson after a Tuesday night automobile crash seriously injuring three people. The article also notes Calgary council cut salaries for Commissioner A. J. Samis and Angus Smith from 4450 to 4000.

Windsor A. J. Samis Angus Smith Calgary

Tabor Candy Co. Proud Record Of Expansion In Medicine Hat

The J. H. Tabor Candy Company Limited reflects seven years of steady growth despite wartime material restrictions. The plant expanded outputs to serve British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, and beyond with high quality products and fair trade practices. New superintendent J. A. Fitzmaurice overseeing twenty years of factory experience has introduced attractive confectionery lines and increased production. The company now manufactures its own wooden and pasteboard shipping boxes at the plant.

J. H. Tabor Candy Company, Limited Medicine Hat British Columbia Vancouver Crows Nest Kootenay Alberta Manitoba Canada J. H. Tabor Tabor Company J. A. Fitamaurice

Three Men Killed in Wood Battle Near Canton

Canton Ohio May 4 three men died and two wounded after a gun battle in a wood five miles north of the city. An armed posse chased four gunmen who had nabbed a motor policeman for speeding. The confrontation left three dead and two dying.

Canton Ohio Here Dublin Castle Pollard Westmeath Mullingar Barracks Mullingar Buncrana County Donegal

City Market Price List Today

Prices at the city market show beef at 10 cents and up mutton 14 cents and up pork 14 cents and up butter 40 cents a pound eggs two dozen for 45 cents live chickens about one dollar each

Tornado Toll in Austin Deaths Rise Past Nine

Nine people were killed and 38 injured as a tornado struck the west side of Austin and moved toward Oakhill, eight miles southwest. Property damage was estimated at 400000 dollars, with two fatalities likely from the same family.

Austen Texas Austin Oakhill

Farmers fundraisers shape Alberta election debate

Pagmier Herbert Greenfeta and Attorney Hegerat A Brownlee of Alberta spoke to the Victoria College Alumni Association in Toronto on May 5. Premier Queen field noted United Farmers of Alberta intensifying public discussion of political questions with many meetings and an average $200 campaign contribution from farmer nominees in the current provincial race.

Toronto Pagmier Herbert Greenfeta Hegerat A Brownlee Alberta Victoria Coflere Victoria College Alumni Association Queenfield United Farmers of Alberta

Weather Summary for Western Cities

The West enjoyed generally fair and mild weather over the past day. Alberta will see a few scattered showers but mostly fair conditions with little temperature change. Saturday is forecast to be fair.

Vancouver Atberta

Gen Wo in control near Pekin as Chinese forces retreat

Reports state General Wo in command at Pekin noon today after a battle south of the city driven by General Lin's forces retreating toward Mukden. Chang's army is said to be withdrawing in disorder, while Chuang's collapse ends hostilities.

Pekin Wo Pel Fn Ars Lin Mukden Chang Tsin HelleFo Chuang

Floods Spread Back 60 Miles In Louisiana Parishes

Relief efforts grow as crevasses and river backwaters push inland in 11 Louisiana parishes including Rapides and Avoyelles. Water from the Mississippi spillway floods farm lands while Poydras breaks allow water to reach Chalmette area near Lake Borgne canal. Hanisonburg relief camps care for about 1090 residents with many more displaced.

New Orleans Mississippi River Louisania Great River Rapides Avoyelles Péridlay Red River Poydras Lake Borgne Vinlettonis National Cemetery Chalmette Hanfisonburg Concoria Louisiana

Superannuated Minister from Pridge Street Church

A pastor formerly of Pridge Street Church in Belleville has been declared superannuated from the active Methodist ministry following a recent accident that handicapped him from continuing pastoral work.

Pridge Street Church Belleville

Brandon School Strike Shuts Classrooms Amid Salary Cut Clash

In Brandon on May 4 a sympathy strike of about 1500 students follows the dismissal of the entire teaching staff over a 25 percent salary cut and a demand to re sign. Students parade with chalk slogans while teachers are escorted between farms and classes by motor transport. Trustees seek rapid replacement as two months of the term loom amid deadlock.

Brandon Board of Trustee Popel Stalwatsc Pather Tie Hon Esty

Early Debate Urged On Canadian Embargo Question

The Daily Telegraph editorial calls for an early debate in the House of Commons on Canada's cattle embargo. It says the government cannot give a clear decision, notes a likely strong split in opposition in both houses, and argues protection should be invoked openly to avoid grave trouble if the Triad dominion gains advantages Canada is barred from.

London Daily Telegraph House of Commons Telegraph Dominion Canada

Fire damages shop in Montreal at Robert Gardner & Son Ltd

Fire at the premises of Robert Gardner & Son Ltd on Nazareth Street in Montreal caused estimated damage of about 25 000 dollars this morning. Fire officials reported the loss and noted the origin and extent of flames.

Montreal Robert Gardner & Son, Ltd Nazareth Street

De Valera backs peace but opposes British rule in Ireland

In Dublin Eamon de Valera stated he seeks peace and does not wish to hinder the peace deal. He warned that many in Ireland would reject British subjugation and that Britain remains Ireland’s principal foe. Across Ireland, bank raids, ambushes, and truce talks dominated reports with casualties and troop movements as factions negotiate unity.

Dublin Eamonn de Valera Ireland Great Britain

General Rain Delays Seeding Across Southern Alberta

Reports indicate heavy rain is general over Southern Alberta and into Saskatchewan. Seeding will be delayed again, especially in the south and west of the city, though two thirds of the seedin g in the Vat district is finished. rain will prove beneficial overall.

Alberta Saskatchewan

Smuts Urges Lloyd George Victory At Genoa Conference

Capetown May 4 Gen Jan Smuts premier of South Africa told the Cape Times he prayed for victory for Lloyd George at Genoa. He warned that a Russo German treaty and Europe split into two armed camps would make Genoa a fatal milestone and disarmament collapse. He urged Britain to face realities and arm if needed.

Capetown Liett Jan C. Smuts Victet South Africa Cape Times Genoa Lloyd George Europe Smuts France Russia Britain Poincare Tehitcherin

Wilson Letter Advises Missouri Senator Nominating Candidacy

Former President Wilson urges John C. Ifigdon to refrain from entering the race for the Democratic nomination for United States senator in Missouri. The advisory was received by the local lawyer and noted in St. Louis on May 4.

Missouri St. Louis Wilson United States John ¢. Ifigdon

Premier Norris denies Winnipeg Free Press cabinet meeting claim

Brendon May 4 Premier T C Norris says there was no basis to a Winnipeg Free Press report that the city’s financial status was raised at a cabinet meeting and that any action toward appointing a receiver was considered. He insisted no such discussion occurred.

Brendon T. C. Norris Winnipeg Free Press

Also Mentioned on This Page

Belgiam Wight Move Brand Office Gunty Eastlake Chief Thompson Viscount Cave Trade Boards of the Old Land Tabor Candy Coy Dp.s. Cleater Brandon School Blaze T Headquarters West Belfast Doherty Buncrane R. A Drumley Castle Newton Cunninghay O Doherty Buancrana O. Doherty Wuncrana Waterford Post Office Dail Eireann de Vateragites Army de Vaderas Pago Omuts Nucce OS Norris Dentes
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