Native Sons of Canada form Medicine Hat assembly
More than fifty Native Sons of Canada gathered at city hall to form a Medicine Hat lodge with W Cousins as president and M L Bell as chairman. About 150 signatures on the petition plus 30 more added. officers elected. fee set at 1 dollar. aims include non political Canadian culture and future branches to Great Britain.
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Native Sons of Canada
The
Order In Medicine Hat
M. L. Bell
W. Cousins
F. W. Gershaw
George Calder
H Whiffen
J. Currie
A. McKinnon
W. Fraser
Don Woodhouse
W. Courney
Dr. Gershaw
Don Currie
B. W. Bellamy
EB. G. Ellerton
G. Calder
H Whiffin
D. Woodhouse
J. Bullivant
H. McBain
A. McCarter
Justice Stuart
Calgary Assembly
Medicine Hat
Canada
Agung
Victuoria
Vancouver
Edmonton
Coalgary
Dominion
Organization
Great Britain
Battle River Progressive Opposed to Liberal Budget
H E Spencer Progressive Battle River announced support for the Woodsworth amendment in Parliament. W D Euler Liberal North Waterloo criticized tariff changes and urged relief for Canadian manufacturers. H H Stevens Conservative Vancouver Centre urged protection for industry and better rail rates to aid farmers and Western business. The piece notes Spencer’s call for a long-term debt relief plan for farmers and references Loyalist lineage.
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Ottawa
H. E. Spencer
Battle River
Alberta
W. D. Euler
North Waterloo
H. H. Stevens
Vancouver Centre
Canada
British Columbia
United States
Stevens
Great Britain
Ile
West
W. Dol. Euler
Esler
Election in Japan Favors Opposition Amid Unrest
Preliminary election returns show the trend against the government as voters choose 464 representatives. Cabinet members admit a majority is unlikely while disorders erupt in several cities. More than 800 arrested for breaking election laws as the campaign centers on exclusion of Japanese by the United States and domestic issues.
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Tokio
House of Representatives
United States
President Beatty Leaves for Western Inspection Tour
President ER W Beatty sails from Montreal with Sir Herbert Holt and FP W Molson to inspect Canadian Pacific Railway Western lines. Officials travel via Fort William to Winnipeg Saskatoon Edmonton Lethbridge Kootenay Landing Nelson Vancouver May 20 with a Victoria stop and return options to meet the Empress of Canada May 24.
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Montreal
ER. W Beatty
Herbert Holt
FP. W. Molson
Cana- Cian Pacific Railway
Fort Wiiam
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Kootenay Landing
Nelson
Vancouver
Victoria
Bowell Sports Day Promises Wide Range of Events
A Medicine Hat and Redcliff invitation promotes Bowell Sports Day on June 18 featuring baseball, horse racing, steer roping, bucking contests and goat racing. An evening ball at Cottillion hall with music aims to ensure a merry time and good prizes.
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Howell
Medicine Hat
Redcliff
Cottillion Hall
Merchants Asked to Return Shopping Bears Questionnaire
The Retail section of the Chamber of Commerce asks merchants to fill and return a questionnaire related to shopping bears. A report will be prepared for the meeting at the Acsimboia House near Wednesday at 12:30 PM.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mercusart
Acsimboia
Alberta Liquor Act Proclaimed Law This Morning
The Alberta Liquor Act was proclaimed today and becomes law. Government liquor stores will open Monday in Calgary and Edmonton and at other points as arrangements allow. Beer deliveries to permit holders will be legal once setups are completed.
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Edmonton
Culgary
Vendor's liquor store to open in Medicine Hat next week
Commissioner Dinning announced a vendor liquor store will open in Medicine Hat next week. Herb Baker and staff are ready, permits arrived, and liquor deliveries to homes begin Monday. the store remains in Hartley Block.
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Vendor's Store
Medicine Hat
Dinning
Herb Baker
Russia threatens to sever trade ties with Germany
Moscow on May 10 reports that if satisfaction for the police raid on the Soviet Trade Mission in Berlin is refused Russia will cut commercial relations with Germany to a minimum or end them entirely, says Myrkopf, president of the Council of Ministers.
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Moscow
Berlin
Russia
Myrkopf
Council of Commisars
Euler Defends Tariff Board Plan in Budget Debate
Mr Euler urged a tariff board with broad representation to study production costs. He warned the budget if tariff reductions are isolated and final, and said he would vote against it. Progressive MP Fansher argued protection harms others and sales tax cuts may not benefit Canadians proportionally.
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Euler
B. W. Fansher
East Lambton
CPRs New Summer Timetable and Train Adjustments
The CPR announces a summer timetable starting May 18 including changes to main line trains Nos 1 4 7 and 8 with revised arrival and departure times. New partial passes at Medicine Hat and Crow line adjustments plus Great Lakes steamers Assiniboia Keewatin and Manitoba resume service from Fort William to Port McNicoll Owen Sound offering an all-rail alternative.
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Medicine Stat
Medicine Hat
Crow
Pai
Lomond
Great Lakes
Assiniboia
Keewatin
Fort William
Port McNicoll
Manitoba
Owen Sound
Poincare Expects Re election in France Vote
Paris May 10 Premier Poincare and supporters predict victory at the polls tomorrow. The National bloc led by Poincare is seen as likelier to win on the eve of voting, with the Agricultural bloc expected to swing him back into power. About 4.5 million landowners, mainly peasants, form a large portion of the electorate and farmers report rising incomes.
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Paris
Poincare
M. Poincare
France
Gandier Denies Defying Govt In Church Union Hearing
Ottawa May 8 ThePrivate Bills committee of the House of Commons closed a seven day hearing on the Church Union bill amid clashes over Dr Gandier’s alleged statement that the union would create a great national church. Rev W G Brown testified he heard the remark. Gandier denied it and file of affidavit was offered. Opponents challenge Parliament’s power while supporters cite Presbyterian Church procedures and Barrier Act.
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Ottawa
Church Union
House of Commons
Gandier
W. G. Brown
Red Deer
Union Committee
G. Pidgeor
Toronto
Dr. Caudier
Dr. Gandier
George A. Campbell
K.C
Montreal
Mr Brown
Chures Wien
Presbyterian Church Courts
Presbyterian Church
Dominions
Bootleggers Protests On Volstead Act Amendment
The Bootleggers Union met in New York on May 1 and adopted resolutions opposing changes to the Volstead Act to legalize 2.76 percent beer. The petition argues the bootlegging industry is vital and deserving of government protection and support, and it was referred to the Judiciary Committee handling prohibition matters.
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Washington
Congress
Bootleggers’ Union
New York
Cai
Con Mittes Tehich
Tee Datue
Bandits Escape With Large Haul From East Chicago Post Office
Seven car bandits robbed the East Chicago post office early today and fled with an estimated 25 000 to 80 000 dollars, according to Post Office inspectors.
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Chicago
East Chicago
Ontario government audits find no missing dollar in agriculture dept
Toroute May 6 report says auditors nearly completed investigations into Ontario Ministry of Agriculture departments and found nothing amiss including no missing dollars though a final word notes a minor discrepancy may have existed.
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Department OF Ontario
Toroute
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture
Seventy Missing After Boat Capsize Off Keeling Furmanoa
Tuckly May 10 report says the motor boat King Amaru capsized near Keeling Furmanoa with about one hundred aboard including passengers and crew. seventy are believed drowned with many unaccounted for.
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Tuckly
King Amaru
Keeling
Furmona
Japanese exclusion provision to take effect July 1
Washington May 10 the immigration bill includes a Japanese exclusion provision that becomes effective July 1 1974 as part of the new agreement reached today by the conference committee.
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Washington
Women Bandits Roam In China Raid Men For Ransom
Asiatic News Agency reports a gang of rough country women raided towns along the Peking Hankow railway in Yich region carrying off young men for ransom. Soldiers were sent to quell them as captives are said to be forced into marriages with the bandits.
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Peking
Asiatic News Agency
Peking-Hankow
Major Martin whereabouts clarified in Alaska search
Cordova Alaska May 10 United States Coast Guard cutter Algonquin reported locating missing Army figure Major Frederick L Martin and returning to Dutch Harbor Unalaska Island for fuel as wireless message confirms.
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Cordova
Alaska
Frederick L. Martin
United States Coast Guard
Algonquin
Dutch Harbor
Unalaska Ieland
Still Explosion Kills Scores of Chickens
Los Angeles reports a ranch blast east of the city killed scores of chickens and left owner A Morgan missing. Deputies found a damaged 40 gallon still and a wide spread of chicken flesh feathers and corn mash at the scene.
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Los Angeles
A. Morgan
Here
Morgan
West Province Weather Clear Across Cities With High Pressure
Weather across the West shows high pressure and generally warmer temperatures with moderate winds. In Edmonton a well known barrister Louis Madore and a Montreal native died last week. A Rotary club has been formed at Stettler.
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Louis Madore
Edmonton
Montreal
Stettler
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