Buyers Strike For Fine Stallions In Southern Montana
In Benton on May 16 reports show several rapid horse purchases driven by J L Lock and Ock arrival from Hat. Ismael the Percheron and Elveden Gray the English Shire headlined sales to Gilbert Embleton and W R Embleton. Peacock bought about 250 range horses in Teton County from Hodgskiss Green Ferrin and others with further sixty head bought from Embleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
J. L. Lock
Ock
Montana
Gilbert Embleton
France
H. LaBarre
Ismael
Medicine Hat Fair
W. R. Embleton
Teton
Medicine Hat
Alberta businessman offers city gas well deal
McNeely, president of Alberta Linseed Oil Co and MP Milling Co, proposes to drill a gas well for Medicine Hat at no city cost in exchange for a share of gas. He says the city would pay no expenses, with a twentieth of the gas going to him. He also plans major upgrades to local mills and oil plant using new machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeely
Alberta Linseed Oil Co
Medicine Hat Milling Co
School attendance declines in April report
Board notes April pupil totals fell to 787 due to spring travels and Easter break. The average room attendance reached 83.1 percent with 91.5 percent in Missuest’s room. Ten teachers attended the Alberta Educational Association convention in Edmonton. A formal reception for teachers and students drew strong citizen turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Hay F
Edmonton
Missuest
Alberta Educational
Edmornton
Ulisses Wilson
Fraser
Hargrave
Maciaren
Reid
Trimble
Messrg Lezerte
Amour
Meneely
Hay
Strathcona
William & Hay
Supreme Court upholds rights in boycott case
Samuel Gompers and labor leaders win a favorable ruling by the United States Supreme Court. James A Emery of the National Association of Manufacturers calls the decision gratifying as it upholds Buck Stove and Range Company against the right to boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
Janes A. Emery
National ‘Association of Manufacturers
Buck Stove and Range
Railroaders' Convention Adopts Key Constitution Change
Harrisburg May 16 The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen approved part of its proposed new constitution. The top change increases the number of vice presidents from five to seven. Delegations from Chicago Houston Seattle Detroit and San Francisco are in Harrisburg to push their cities for the 1913 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Drover Drops Dead On Saskatoon Return
A drover dies after an incident on the road returning from a trip to Saskatoon. The fragment mentions a May date and references Ontario and a Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drover
Michael
Saskatoon
Air Speed Records Fall In Flight At Rheims
In Rheims on May 15 an American aviator Henry Weymann and Count Robillard set speed marks in monoplane flights with and without passengers. Weymann attained over 160 kilometers per hour starting from Newmelot, despite gale force winds that sent the aircraft plunging to 30 to 300 feet height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims
Henry Weymann
Newmelot
Count Robillard
Union MN Want Reform Pushes City Food Laws
Medicine Hat union men urge rigid food laws including meat and milk inspection a standard bread loaf weight and a municipal slaughterhouse with cold storage They also call for improved fire protection and outward opening doors on tall public buildings The Trades and Labor Council resolutions were sent to the Health and Relief committee for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Men of
Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat Trades and Lantor Council
R. G. Hood
Trades and Labor Council
Health and Relief Committee
Engined IC H Wo to A Cupid Vig tM Engineer Keohene To Wed
Engineer Jerry Keohene plans marriage in Winnipeg with Miss Annett formerly of this city. She was a nurse at General Hospital here about a year ago. Keohene is a well known CPR engineer, resident for twelve years with many friends locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Keehene
Winnipeg
Miss Annett
General Hospital
Keohene
C.P.R
Two New Cops Join Medicine Hat Police Force
The Medicine Hat police welcome two new patrolmen to the force. W. E. Gover arrives from Bristol England after naval service and time in Wormwood Scrubbs prison. J. McGuire hails from Ireland and served 21 years in the British Army with the Connaught Rangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Mat
W. E. Gover
J. McGuire
Gover
Bristol
England
Navy
Wormwood Scrubbs
McGuire
Ireland
Connaught Rangers
Results of Standard VI Test Exams Week Ending May 12
The following are the results of test exams in Standard VI for the week ending May 12. The list begins with the name of each student and their performance across subjects as reported by the school.
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Eng
Mac
Isabel Ferguson
Melton Cory $Ave
Evie Lune
Chem KE
Gram
Tennyson
Mina Robinson
Dorothy Wilson
Annie Wagstaff
Bertie Godard Pee Eereseee
Ruby Falloweeseee Trehencie
Garnet Trimble Set
Arthur Anderson
Olla Tinney
Emma Douglass S
Lilian Taylor Seeees
Io Sara Gordon
Barrie Grove
Agnes McCardle
Mearle Gordon
Tom Holt
Mina Smibhert
Earle Glover Peeces
Pupils Present Musical at Opera House May 24
A concert arranged by Miss McLean and local talent will be staged at the opera house on May 24. The program includes vocal and instrumental numbers and is in preparation.
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McLean
Carlstadt Village Council Election Set for Tomorrow Night
The first Carlstadt village council election is scheduled for tomorrow night with polling from five to ten o'clock. Local residents will vote on the inaugural council as the town begins its municipal governance.
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Carlstadt
Rebels seize Tulancingo and Hidalgo capital Pachuca
In a swift action around May 16 in Hidalgo, rebels took Pachuca the state capital and Tulancingo the second city, gaining near total control of the state from Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Dunmore Quarter Section Sold to Calgary Syndicate
B F Souch sold a Dunmore quarter section to a Calgary syndicate for 100 dollars per acre. The parcel adjoins the railway and CPR gas well property. Ryan and Cashin of the Ryer Cashin Advertising Co operated the Street Car Special and will return for a fair edition in Block H Herald.
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B. F. Souch
Dunmore
B.F. Souch
Calgery
C.P.R
Messrs
Ryan & Cashin
Ryer ‘Cashin Advertising Co
H Herald
Aid Hilliard
English Lutherans Merge Into United States Church
St. Louis May 15 English Lutheranism ceased as a distinct denomination when eight English congregations joined with three thousand German congregations. The merged group forms the initial unit of 24 districts within the Lutheran Church in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
United States
St. Louis
The
Missouri Synod
United
Harem skirt comes to Medicine Hat then may leave town
A navy blue Harem skirt was exhibited at Milne Co in Medicine Hat but few women agreed to model it on Main Street. Onlookers called it a skirt only because a short front and back panel exist.
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Medicine Hat
Milne
Main Street
Man Located After Seattle Wife’s Police Inquiry
Ansel Wysong was found on Saturday and taken to Brandon’s insane asylum by Mounted Police. The report notes another patient Aradavg, brought from Medicine Hat in a violent state. Local real estate ads offer two blocks of building lots 50x50 north of the track at $100 each with two years to pay. Visiting cards printed at the News Office.
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Ansel Wysong
Seattle
Brandon
Mounted Police
Aradavg
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge Fiszald
Pettet and Williard
McK Guilty Theet Charge In Calgary Tool Theft
Ed J Myers was arrested by Sergeant Bruce last night for stealing a pair of pliers and wire connectors used in CPR lineman work. He was found guilty in police court and sentenced to one month in prison in Tethbridge. Myers quit his CPR job about a week ago and traveled to Calgary.
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Ed. J. Myers
Sargeant Bruce
Tethbridge
Myers
C.P.R
Calgary
Insurrectos Advance Toward El Paso City
Report from May 16 describes 2700 insurgents moving from the south toward Escalon near the Mexican National railroad, tying the line to hinder pursuit by Federal troops. Federals retreat southward as armored trains head back from the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuhua
el Paso
Escalon
National Railroad
Imlnez
Esty
Daum Departure Prompts WCTU Farewell at Parsonage
A social tea at the Evangelical parsonage celebrated the departure of Rev and Mrs Daum to Didsbury Alta where they have been stationed by the Evangelical Conference. A surprise address and engraved wine and silver bowl honored Mrs Daum as retiring president, reflecting enduring friendship and goodwill.
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Evangelical
Barbers Win Early Closing By Law Passes
City council approves a second early closing by law for barber shops set to take effect May 26. Regular closing 6 pm daily except Wednesdays 8 pm, Saturdays 11 pm, pre holiday eights, and Easter Monday. Master Monday added after barber petition. opposition cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matheson
Begg
My Auty
John McNeely
Medicine Hat Milling.Co
Edith Summers case linked to hypnotist ring and Spokane letter
Spokane reports reveal Edith Summers, once deemed crippled beggar, allegedly hypnotized by a man who deserted her. Chief Likens of Bellingham forwards a ciphered Summers letter to locate Nay Porter of Spokane. Detective Chester Edwards heads the investigation as Summers narrates past marriages and travels to Idaho and Canada exposing mental manipulation.
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Spokane
Edith Summers
W. J. Doust
J. L. Likens
Bellingham
Wash
Likens
Summers
L. B. Greenglad
True Life Army
Los Angeles
Nay Porter
Doust
Chester Edwards
Sandpoint
Idaho
Lewis
Leighton
Medicine Hat
Canada
Rambert Mills in Connellsville To Lay Off 600 Workers
Six hundred Rambert mills employees of the American Tin Plate Company in Connellsville Pennsylvania were notified their services will no longer be required after May. The shutdown reduces payroll by about $50,000 monthly and the mill will remain safe though the loss is heavily felt locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellville Pa
Rambert Mills
American Mills
Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Construction Project Advances Overseas Route
In Constantinople on May 15 a report notes progress on a vast American led construction project. Details are sparse but indicate ongoing efforts to advance the overseas route and associated works.
Four fires threaten Ridgeway forest area
A fragment notes four fires raging near Ridgeway Pennsylvania as crews battle the blazes across wooded terrain. The brief mentions firefighters working through the day with warnings of shifting winds and possible spread.
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Medicine Hot Spring
Mr. Peacock
Wongely
Tegan
McNeelly
Board of Education
Railroaders’ Convention
Daily. News
UNION
W. F. Gover and
Old Country
Geog. Arith
Roy Alanzer
Fred Napier
Pachua
Hidalgo
Man Congregations
Nedels AR
Rev
MR. Daum
Didsbury
Arly
Prat
Constantinople
Ridgeway
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