Medicine Hat Kennel Club Bench Show a Big Success
Medicine Hat Kennel Club held its annual bench show at the Arena with 221 dogs benched, near a four pupit show. R B Carter of Assiniboia Sask won best dog with an imported Boston bull. winners include W G Climo Calgary for best sporting dog and H Rothgardt Swift Current for best working dog. Numerous cups and trophies were awarded by President W Armstrong and noted sponsors from Medicine Hat and Calgary.
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Medicine Hat Kennel Club
Robert Thompson
Calgary
R. &. Carter
Assiniboia
Sask
Boston
Chicago
Washington
D.C
Baltimore
Edmonton
W. G. Climo
H. Rothgardt
Swift Current
R. B. Carter
J. GC. Fletcher
BE. Hulse
JN. Laidlaw
Medicine Hat
Ob. N. Laidlase
Medicine Flat
Roy Jones
Medci
Cies
Mooney Acquitted In 1916 Bombing Case
San Francisco May 24 A directed verdict of acquittal ends Thomas J Mooney's new murder trial over the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing. He had faced possible conviction on one charge and was acquitted on another. Ten people died in the attack and Mooney soon asked Governor Rolph for a pardon as he returns to San Quentin to serve a life sentence on a related conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
Moo
James Rolph, Jr
San Quentin
Senator Attacks Morgan Linked Official in Senate Debate
Senator Robinson of Indiana declared in Washington that William H. Woodin’s usefulness as treasury secretary ended after testimony tying his name to J. P. Morgan stock offerings. He urged Norman H. Davis, rep at Geneva, be recalled from Europe, saying the American people have lost confidence in him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robinson
Republic
Indiana
Senate
Wm. H. Woodin
Treasury
J. P. Morgan Banking House
Norman H. Davis
U.S
Geneva
House of Morgan
Philadelphia Storm Leaves City in Weary Wake
Philadelphia area reels after the worst electrical storm in history killing four people and causing millions in damage. An 82 mile per hour gale toppled homes and schools, knocked down hundreds of trees, and shattered thousands of windows.
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Philadelphia
Clearing House Weekly and Last Year Figures
Figures show this week total 138,709 dollars, last week 150,320 pounds, and this week last year 145,218 dollars. The data presents currency mismatches across consecutive periods for the clearing house.
Morgan Charges Continue In Senate Morgan Probe
Washington May 25 The Senate inquiry into Morgan and Co. reveals former President Coolidge on the favored list for Standard Brands stock with 3000 shares of 722600 sold W H Woodin also named for 1000 shares George Whitney testifies bargain sales to John Raskob and Joseph R Nutt are shown Norman H Davis John W Davis and Ferdinand Pecora appear on the list Gener al Pershing is listed for 500 shares Morgan priced stock at 32 a share Trade began Sept 26 1929 and later fell to about 79 The firm reports $6 024 444 220 in securities sold since World War days Senator McAdoo says he lost 3565 on three Morgan investments with his name on the favored list
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Washington
Coolidge
Standard Brands
Morgan and Co
Senate
Calvin Caylidge
W. H. Woodin
Ferdinand Pecora
George Whitney
Toohn Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Joseph R. Nutt
Republican National Committee
Raskob
Whitney
Democratic Committee
Morgan
Standard
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
Europe
John W. Davis
General Pershing
Alleghany
McAdoo
Democra
California
Local notes from Medicine Hat include birthdays and community events
Redcliff resident Clara Wright returned home after visiting her parents in Medicine Hat. The town celebrated birthdays for Mrs Brown Mrs Wheeler and Miss Janet McFadden. A quiet day with a firecracker display preceded a whist drive and dance at the I.O.C.F. hall where prizes were awarded. The Hustlers beat the Safeway team eleven to six in a first game of the season with key hits by Elsie Frey Fern Rindahl and Flo Brucker.
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Clara Wright
Medicine Hat
Brown
W. Wheeler
Janet McFadden
C.F. Hall
Tanner
Young People’s Club
St. Ambrose
Pokes Point
5.A.R
Independents
Safeway
Elsie Frey
Fern Rindahl
Hustlers
Flo
Brucker
Linn
E. Montgomery
A. Cooper
G. Blaney
Mrs. Clark
B. Johnson
B. Cooper
N. Baker
L. Chorley
G. Adams
M. Skidmore
F. Rindahl
Janet Patterson
O. Bezier
J. Maillard
I. Podesta
Jean Patterson
F. Brucker
F. Jacobson
J. Cairns
Western Stockgrowers Convention Opens Tomorrow
Stockmen from Alberta and Saskatchewan will attend the Western Stock Growers convention starting at 9 30 a m with a noon adjournment and an afternoon session at 1 50 p m Dan Riley of Calgary will lead the business meetings A banquet at Corona Hall will follow with speeches and music A cutting demonstration runs 3 to 5 p m in City Hall Council Chamber Saturday features a Dominion Experimental Range Station visit with papers and demonstrations for the public Transportation arrangements are urged through convention contacts.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Western Stock Growers
Wester Inch
W. Huckvale
Corona Hotel
Council Chamber
City Hall
Dominion Experimental Range Station
Manyberries
Britain opposes fixed label for aggressor nation at disarmament talks
At the Geneva Disarmament Conference Captain Anthony Eden for Britain rejects a hard definition of aggressor nations arguing it would shield the guilty. He says cases must be examined individually to identify responsibility, contrasting Roosevelt's peace message.
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Geneva
Britain
Anthony Eden
Roosevelt
Beatings Blamed in Framingham Child Deaths
Autopsy shows three children Irene Eugene and Chester Dyczheski died from fractured skulls after beatings before a fire swept their home in Framingham Massachusetts. Mother Nellie Dyczheski and another child Paul 8 were hospitalized as police prepare a murder warrant. Fire investigators found three separate fires in the house.
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Framingham
Mass
Irene
Eugene
Chester Dyczheski
Nellie Dyczheski
Paul
Germany's new challenge to disarmament stirs European fear
London May 24 Europe wakes to a rising German threat as Hitler asserts demands to arm and disown Versailles. Officials debate responses from protest to possible Rhine occupation while concern grows over a rearmed Germany and a military future unseen since 1914.
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London
Europe
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Versailles
Reich
Liberals Promise Proportional Representation Plan
Ottawa May 25 The Liberal party in parliament pledges to introduce proportional representation in cities and large municipalities if returned to power. Leader Mackenzie King also proposes a judges commission to redraw seats for further remapping, excluding current redistribution.
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Ottawa
Mackenzie King
Liberal Party
King
Ways and Means Probes Morgan Tax Provisions Reform
The House Ways and Means Committee ordered an investigation into capital gains and losses under income tax laws aimed at correcting provisions in the public works industrial control bill. The inquiry targets Morgan and Company to address their reported tax avoidance last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Public Works Industrial Control
Morgan and Company
Pike or Whale Pikes 18-Pounder Nets Attention at Ronalane
William Akers fished from shore on the 24th at Ronalane and returned with an 18 pound pike 39 inches long. He also landed two nine pounders. The catches were made with rod and reel casting from shore and are among the largest anglers report to The News office.
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William Akers
Ronalane
Robert Watson Praises Britain in Illustrative Lecture
Robert Watson, F.R.G.S., captivated a large audience at St John’s Church with an illustrated address on Britain’s traditions and history. He traced Britain’s deeds, culture, and the role of British mothers, followed by moving pictures of Scotland and England and remarks on national unity and the British Empire.
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ST. John’s Church
Ladies Aid—Moving Pictures
Great Britain
Robert Watson
F.R.G.S
Ladies Aid
Watson
Glasgow
Canada
Britain
Scotland
England
M.S. Blackburn
Alec Rollo
March of Progress
Bobby
Mr. Watson
Isles
North Sea
Beef cutting demonstration invites women to City Hall
Ladies are invited to a beef cutting demonstration at the Council chamber City Hall tomorrow from 3 to 5 p.m. A beef will be cut to illustrate cuts and talks cover nutritive value and cooking. Demonstrators answer questions. three prizes awarded for best answers. A similar demonstration attracted many housewives and their men folk.
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Council Chamber
Canadian Youth among Five Dead in English Bly Train Crash
Five people perished when a passenger train between Waterloo London and Alton derailed near Bly Surrey. The Canadian victim was 10 year old Roderick Duthie, son of M Duthie visiting England. his family injured included his wife and two other children. The Duthies, formerly from Vancouver and residents of Portland Oregon, were aboard with two members killed in rear coaches and two in second class compartments.
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Raynes Park
Surrey
England
Waterloo Station
London
Alton
Roderick Duthie
M. Duthie
Duthie
Tony
Duthies
Portland
Oregon
Vancouver
Mackenzie King's Seat May Not be Disturbed
Ottawa May 24 The redistribution debate in the House of Commons ended with Liberals and Conservatives backing a Ontario map agreement and leaving only Quebec as a dispute. Saskatchewan deadlock persisted while Prince Albert was the lone potential change. King faced attempts to alter his constituency as talks stalled.
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Mackenzie King
Ottawa
House of Commons
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Levis
Montreal
Glengarry
Russell
Nipissing
Prince Albert
Rioting at Brooklyn Pier Over Hitler's Rep Arrival
In New York May 25 a crowd of anti Hitler protesters clashed with police at the North German Lloyd pier in Brooklyn as Hans Weidemann, Hitler’s representative, arrived in America for the Chicago World Fair. Officers arrested 13 rioters after bricks were thrown and a melee injured several, including a man with a severed arm.
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New York
Lloyd Line
Brooklyn
America
Hans Weidemann
Hitler
Chicago
Weidemann
Columbus
Man
Ates
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Tom Mooney
Calvin Coolidge
Norman Davis
Redcliff
Western Stockgrowers Convention
France
Ldusl Suuwess
Rhineland
Poland
Winnipeg
Regina
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Battleford
Lethbridge
Nelson
Fair
Victoria
Manitoba
Walmer
F.r.gs
Mr. Wat
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