Made-in-Medicine Hat products exhibit in city store
The Women’s Institute hosts a week long display May 31 to June 5 at Fraser’s Limited store opposite the post office. About twenty firms show home made goods from Medicine Hat and Redcliff with daily fifty tickets for visitors and a Saturday prize draw of twenty prizes.
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Women’s Institute
Fraser’s Limited
Second St
Redcliff
Medicine Hat Women's Institute
Lynch Staunton
Women’s Institutes
Alberta
W. I
Lloyd George censured by Earl Oxford in political clash
London voters read of a sharp exchange after the Earl of Oxford and Viscount Grey publish a letter attacking Lloyd George as Liberal party tensions rise. Lloyd George defends his strike stance, declaring the letter provocative and signaling possible leadership fallout. A by election candidate, Thes Waddell, is named in Saskatchewan notes.
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New Appers Today
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Asquith
Premiser
Lloyd George
Liberal Party
Viscount Grey
John Shnon
House of Commons
Lisadudno
Wales
Thes. Waddell
Mossbank
Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan
Death of H C Cooper at 639 Ninth Street
Harry C Cooper died suddenly today after a period of high blood pressure. He was at home resting around 2:15 PM when he passed away quietly.
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Harry C. Cooper
Ninth Street
Baldy Robb Appeal Dismissed Five-Year Term Ordered
Edmonton May 26 The Alberta appeal court dismissed P A Baldy Robbs appeal against a Supreme Court fraud conviction in the Brule Mine poll case from the last Dominion election Robb will serve five years in Prince Albert penitentiary The court reduced two charges from five years to three years each to run concurrently with the five year sentence Justice Beck was absent Chief Justice Simmons seated for the trial division with Justices Harvey Clark Hyndman and Mitchell The defense argued Robb was not proven to be a deputy returning officer at Brule The Crown representatives were Georgy Henwood and E G Cogswell
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Edmonton
Alberta Appeal Court
P. A
Baldy) Robb
Supreme Court
Dominion
Robb
Prince Albert
Tvo
Justice Beck
Simmons
Harvey
Clark
Hyndman
Mitchell
J. McKinle Cameron
W. Howsen
Brale
Georgy Henwiod
E. G. Cogswell
Wheat futures rise as demand steadies amid quiet cash session
In Winnipeg trading May gains led by May futures with 15-8 to 2 cents. Chicago strength and export demand supported prices while morning activity remained quiet. Exporters and shippers bought May and July early, with October demand from foreign accounts. Coarse grains advanced with wheat, flax held firm, and rye seen in foreign demand. Cash grains stayed quiet with few cars moving and spreads stable to slightly lower.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Geome
Japanese Flood Devastates Kitsura Town in Akita Prefecture
Reports from Tokyo say the Mayama irrigation reservoir in Akita Prefecture burst its banks flooding Kitsura, a town of about 7,000 residents. The post office, bank, and theatre were reportedly carried away by the flood. Details remain scarce as officials assess casualties.
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Tokyo
Mayama
Akita
Japan
Kitsura
Train Over Ran Stop Signal In Munich Killing 24
Twenty four people died and many were injured at Munich East Station when a passenger train crashed into a stationary train. The moving train failed to stop as required, causing multiple cars to telescope.
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Munich
Bavaria
Flower Show Planned For Last Week In August
The Horticultural Society discussed a show for the last week of August. Due to finances the event will be modest with no cash prizes, ribbons awarded for best flowers fruits and vegetables, and garden competitions with ribbons as prizes.
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The
Horticultural Society
Winnipeg Blaze Tapirs Banatyne District Warehouse
Fire on the third floor of a four story brick warehouse on Bannatyne Avenue in Winnipeg's wholesale district caused extensive damage. Early estimates place the loss around 150000 dollars with potential totals reaching 160000. Fire crews contained the blaze as authorities investigated the cause.
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Winnipeg
Bannatyne Avenue
Tokachi Volcano Eruption Leaves Thousands Missing
Tokyo reports Mount Tokachi eruption in Hokkaido causing 100 dead and over 200 injured. About 1,000 farmers in surrounding districts are missing after lava and mud flows wrecked villages including Bic Kamifurano and Matsuyama Spa as rivers overflowed.
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Tokachi
Hokkaido
Bic
Kamifurano
Matsuyama Spa
Purano
Hirayama Sulphur Mining
Mount Tokachi
Abd-El-Krim Surrenders to French Lines in Morocco
In Fez on May 26 Abd-El-Krim the Riffian chief agreed to surrender to French forces. He will be taken to Kaza where the French resident Jules Steeg awaits instructions. Krim and his family place themselves under French protection after releasing all French Spanish and native prisoners in Riff.
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Fez
Morocco
Abd-El-Krim
Krim
Kaza
Jules Steeg
France
Riff
Paris
Tarquist
Judge Murphy to Speak on Mental Hospitals
Judge Emily Murphy will give a lecture on conditions and work in the mental hospitals of the province Friday night in the city hall. The Department of Public Health arranged the talk at the request of local societies.
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Emily Murphy
Department of Public Health
Murphy
Kerrigan Dies in Culver City Distant Relation of London Hon
Mrs J I Kerrigan daughter of Hon Hyman of London died at Culver City California. She was the sole child of her parent and obituary notes her in family circles.
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J. I. Kerrigan
Hyman
London
Culver City
Cal
Niagara Falls Erosion Seen Likely To Finish By Then
Chicago May 26 The American side of Niagara Falls faces ultimate extinction as Great Lakes water levels rise and erosion at the Horseshoe Wall apex reaches four to five feet annually, according to Chicago engineer Robert Isham Randolph in a Mississippi Valley Association report.
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Chicago
Niagara
Great Lakes
Robert Isham Randolph
Mississippi Valley Association
Randolph
Dunning Outlines Railways Plan For More Traffic Density
Ottawa reports A Dunning ministerial statement to the House of Commons stresses greater population density to boost railway traffic. Highlights note improved operating net for early 1926, 31 million dollar budget for 1926 27, and capital restructuring aimed at easing government burden and ensuring sound finances for the Canadian National system. Proposals to place finances on a permanent basis are promised.
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Ottawa
A. Dunning
House of Commons
National Railway
Dunning
Canadian National
Grand Trunk Pacific
Grand Trunk
Meighen
Liquor Commission
One Dead and Two Wounded at Fish Camp
Edmonton reports a drunken clash at Fish Camp ten miles north of Entrance near the CNR line. Abraham Curucher is dead, Archte Gancher and Magoliere are near death, Pat Belcourt and Albert Gancher are wounded. A suspect, Guucher, was taken to Brule for transfer to police.
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Edmonton
Entrance
Canadian National Railway
Abraham Curucher
Archte Gancher
Magoliere
Royal Alexandr Hospital
Pat Belcourt
Albert Gancher
Hean
Brule
Skelton
A.P.P
Matheson
Edson
Gold Medalists In Attendance At Rotary Luncheon
A Rotary luncheon drew near full membership and visitors. Edmonton gold medallists Alex Rollo Jack Ellis Chas Bell and Joe Marsh contributed performances with pianist Chas Harper. President Chas Pratt praised Medicine Hat’s high talent. Denver convention will feature Medicine Hat delegates J B Davies and J C Beveridge.
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Rotary
Alex. Rollo
Jack Ellis
Chas. Bell
Joe Marsh
Edmonton
Chas. Pratt
Medicine Hat
Chas. Harper
Denver
J. B. Davies
J. C. Beveridge
Death of Sir Charles Walpole Found in Kensington Home
London May 25. Sir Charles Walpole jurist and author was found dead in the smoking room of his Kensington Court house. Death attributed to a bullet wound with a revolver found beside the body. Police report a personal crisis as the cause.
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London
Charles Walpole
Kensington Court
Roth Well Drilling Idle as Crew Awaits Instructions
Work stopped at the Roth No. 1 well last night and the drill ing crew is idle today awaiting instructions from Mr. Roth on further operations. The hole is now down 840 feet and filled with water strongly impregnated with sulfur.
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Roth No. 1
Roth
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