Winter Train Service at Medicine Hat by Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railway announces winter train service at Medicine Hat effective January 24 1915 with multiple trains including Crow's Nest Express Imperial Limited Vancouver Express and Toronto Express. Arrivals and departures show times to Kootenay Landing Vancouver Montreal Calgary Lomond and London with note on connections and baggage room details.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Nedicine Hat
Crow's Nest Express
Imperial Limited
Vancouver Express
Aldersyde
Retlaw-Lomond
Toronto Express
Kootenay Landing
Vancouver
Toronto
Lethbridge
Lomond
Montreal
Vancouver Expresa
Crow’s Nest
rMonday
Xpress
Kootenay
Medicine Hat News Advertisement Rates Section
The Medicine Hat News publishes its rate card listing daily and mailing options for local and outside Medicine Hat readers. It specifies year and six month mail subscriptions, carrier delivery, and advance payment requirements.
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Medicine Hat
Dandelion Invasion Threatens Lethbridge Streets
Reports warn that Taraxacum officinale, the common dandelion, is spreading through residential streets and vacant lots in Medicine Hat and nearby areas. City action is urged to clear sidewalks and fencing spaces before seed dispersal increases and lawns suffer.
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Lethbridge
Washington State
Nuisance Ground Sites Harshly Offend Passengers Eyes
Municipalities often fail to choose appealing nuisance ground sites. The author notes that unattractive dumps near rail lines create an unfavorable impression on visitors and harms a town’s reputation. A warning to Western cities to review their site choices.
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Mel
Governor Dunne pushes abolition of capital punishment in Senate
Governor Dunne of Alnons leads a fight for a no-hanging bill. He cites states with few or no executions and argues abolition increases life safety. Wisconsin figures support the movement with four years free from death penalty. Eberhart and Bishop Fallows back the policy.
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Dunne
Alnons
Senate
Michigan
Wisconsin
Vermont
Maine
Rhode Island
United States
France
Cov. Dunne
Cov
Eberhart
Bishop Fallows
Gov. Dunne
Outside Opinion Rates Daily as Best Paper in Nation
The Christian Science Monitor of Boston is praised by a leading American journalist as the best newspaper in the United States. The verdict, while flattering, notes the paper’s dual role as a news organ and opinion writer.
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Christian Science Monitor
Beeston
Canadian Election Truce Called For In Press View
The Christian Science Monitor advocates suspending partisan political agitation in Canada citing a renewed truce among parties. It urges voters to condemn the leaders responsible for the election proposal and suggests discarding campaign literature to focus on aiding the Mother Country during its time of need.
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Christian Science Monitor
Dominion
The Call Against a General Election in War Time
The Globe urges Premier Borden to declare there shall be no general election while war continues. It condemns electioneering during the conflict as a grave offense, urges Canada focus on victory and postwar peace, and warns that political campaigning amid trench warfare would be treasonous.
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Canada
Borden
Borrer
Germany
Globe
Laurier
Liberalism
Canadian Liberals Not Deceiving War Funds Critics
The Tethbridge Herald rebukes Robert Rogers for accusing Liberal interference with government war expenditures. It asserts the fifty million dollars for war costs voted in August and the hundred million in the recent session passed with little opposition. Liberals supported and would back further funding if needed, insisting Canada must stand with Britain. Rogers’ remarks are seen as misinformed and disrespectful to informed voters.
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Montreal
Robert Rogers
Liberal Party
Canada
Rogers
Right to Complain Over German Confidence in U S
Dr Dernburg complains about the lack of confidence from fellow countrymen amid the internment of the Eltel Friedrich and Kronprin Wilhelm at Newport News. German vessels show affection for American security, challenging assertions that the British navy is useless or should be placed in a museum.
Germany Accuses German False News Incident
London reports the British government accuses Germany of distributing false wireless news. A Berlin dispatch dated May claimed British warships were sunk or damaged at Tyne and other ports. The censor blocked the message, then the government press bureau released it as entirely false.
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Berlin
Tyne
Australia Proud That Her Troops Emulate Canada
Ottawa reports Sir George Foster sent messages to Australia and New Zealand praising Antipodean troops at the Dardanelles. Premier Fisher of Australia and Premier Massey of New Zealand replied with thanks, noting pride in sons emulating Canadian valor and the British Empire’s strength.
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Australia
Canada
Ottawa
George Foster
New Zealand
Dardanelles
Fisher
Melbourne
Massey
Weington
Royal Engineers Lt G. Martin Receives Victoria Cross
Lieut. G. Martin of the Royal Engineers has been awarded the Victoria Cross. He earned the honor early in the war with the 1.8.0. citation. His father, Rev. J. Martin, a North China missionary, is currently visiting in Canada.
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Royal Engineers
Victoria Cop Tries to Kill Deputy Chief in May Alarming Incident
Victoria on May 12 Constable J Abbott of the police force was arrested for attempting to kill Deputy Chief Thos Palmer after Palmer reprimanded him for drinking and ordering him to return his uniform. Abbott fired four times but the six shooter held only one cartridge.
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Victoria
J. Abbott
Victoria Police Force
Thos. Palmer
Palmer
Abbott
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