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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

May 27, 1920

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Irish Bishops Agree to Confer With Govt on Education Bill

In Dublin on May 26 Irish bishops agreed to discuss the government Educational Bill. A Mountjoy hunger strike rages with two women reported in grave condition after yesterday’s visit by the visiting justice. In Galway, raiders attacked Lough George barracks with a bomb and gunfire, injuring a police officer.

Dnublin Mountjoy Prison Lough George Barracks Galway Athlone Trish

Porter's Hill Road funding delays stall planned work

Deputy Mayor May explains lack of money holds up Porter's Hill Road improvement as the board of trade discusses financing. The meeting also covers Tractor Demonstration Day, sunflower silage trials, flax straw from Canada Pearls farms, and plans to welcome Industrial Congress delegates with a city tour.

Porter's Hill Road May Hugevale Board of Trade Porter Leekvele Cit Ag Ansious A. TI. Andrews AL Long Richardson Western Canada Lethbridge Canada Pearls Irrigation Company Belfast Ropewoark Co Belfast Ireland Nates Industrial Congress I T Chudleigh ST. Fawcett Medicine Hat Irvine

Sugar profiteering probe set for May 21 Ottawa

The first sugar profiteering charge in Canada will be investigated by the board of commerce on Friday May 21 in Ottawa. The inquiry will review alleged profits on sugar by Eastview merchants Gagslin and Durecker, based on a complaint from purchaser J. Gale of Mayview.

Ottawa Canada Board of Commeres Hearts Gagslin Durecker Eastview Ontario J. Gale Maytview

Sugar exports rise as Halifax port crowds grow

Jalitee NS May 20 reports large sugar stockpiles at Halifax ports awaiting export. Thousands of bags sit at one pier with daily increases, while another pier shows upwards of a quarter billion bags prepared for shipment abroad.

Jalitee

Reverend Whiteside Recalls Robbery by Chinese Bandits

Vancouver May 26 Rev M A Whiteside a avistionary describes being held up and robbed by Chinese brigands during travel with wife and children to the steamer Katori Maratsinghai. They lost all belongings including Mrs Whiteside’s wedding ring but the two children were spared. He notes in Sze Chuan province tax demands as high as 20 percent and hopes for a strong fair governor to purge corrupt tax collectors.

Vancouver Bcl M. A Whiteside China Whiteside Sham Ransama Sze Chuan Mr. Whiteside

Rotary Club offers free dental clinic for schoolchildren

At a school board meeting a Rotary delegation proposed a yearlong dental clinic for children whose parents cannot pay. Each city dentist would donate one hour weekly, the Rotary Club would supply equipment, and the board would provide a room and materials at an estimated cost of about 140 dollars. The plan will be considered at a later meeting.

Messia da We Stacey James Kellies Ali LePage Rotary Club Hotary

Canadian Manufacturers oppose one per cent tax

At a Windsor Hotel meeting in Montreal the Quebec branch of the Canadian Manufacturers Association objected to the one per cent tax on gold objects for personal and household use. Birks of Henrys Dirks & Sons criticized the levy as harming trade and tourism. The Quebec executive was appointed to present budget objections to the government.

Montreal Canadian Manufacturers’ Association Windsor Totel Wiow. Birks Henrys Dirks & Sons, Jewellers Canadian Manufacturers’ Association For Quebec

Prince of Wales Arrives In Melbourne Aboard Renown

The Prince of Wales reached Melbourne today after sailing from New Zealand on the battle cruiser Renown on May 1. The royal procession and crowd greeted the arrival as the ship anchored in port.

Melbourne Prince of Wales New Zealand Renown Ge al. & Me Ee

Circus Train Wreck Kills One in Cardston Subdivision

A Christie Brothers' circus train wrecked through an irrigation canal bridge on Cardston subdivision at 3.10 this morning. One man was killed and another injured but not seriously. Both victims were circus employees.

Irrigation Canal Lethbridge Alay Christie Brothers Cardston CLPLR

Postal Employees Bill to Be Taken Up in House

Ottawa May 16 The House planned to resume discussion on a bill to authorize payments sought by postal employees. The measure would have proceeded sooner if the franchise bill had not taken priority. N W Rowell indicated consideration would continue once the franchise bill was disposed of.

N. W. Rowell Ottawa C. AL P

Yukon River opens likely delayed by low water

Reports from the north indicate extremely low water in the Yukon River may prevent the opening of navigation this season. Advices suggest the river remains much lower than usual for this period, hindering travel and commerce.

Yukon River Seattle Yukon

Milk Producers' Assoc Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting

At the recent MMedi Cine Thyt SPtk Pradeep Voceration gathering the Palbosdaee af liceins were elected with Cre dtent as President and Dade Pride as Secretary. Committees were formed and reports given on dairy feed trials at Strathmore showing sunflower share raised milk yield compared with peas oats and corn mixtures.

Mmedi Cine Pradeep Eleid Dade Pride Vith Treaster Mir Peto Deslave Dairy Supply Strathmore

Woo Deveer Named Desronto Chief of Police

Desronto appoints Woo Deveer as Chief of Police. His selection aims to strengthen city law enforcement leadership and public safety efforts.

Woo Deveer Desronto

Tax confusion over luxury levy in city stores

Storekeepers show hazy ideas on the luxury tax and are allegedly collecting it on vegetables and other venetables. The Retail Merchants Association issued a lists of taxed articles, and those without lists or needing information should contact James Kellus provincial secretary, Tweed block, phone number omitted.

Retail Merchants’ Association James Kellus Retail Merchants' Association Tweed Block Qiumaker Ote

Constable Claim Fails. Men Fined for Street Offenses

In police court this morning J J Teokey was fined 40 for Viquer possession and 60 costs for falsely claiming to be a market constable. He denied market orders and claimed constable status. Matt Bowie and Bernies Trothert were fined 10 each and costs for nodieated offenses.

J. J. Teokey Anth Eosts

Highway Work Expands In Alberta Province

The government accelerates road improvements as Medierne Cat to Lethbridge is recrowned and widened from 65 to 10 feet. Two twelve foot graders, fitted with fine casings, are in use. An additional crew will soon grade the stretch between this city and brevine.

Alberta Medierne Cat Lethbridge

Bolshevik Occupation Hits Retchitsa Village Front

A Bolshevik force has seized Retchitsa Village near the River Tercima, with fighting near Uobruisda and Naucdae outposts. Casualties include a five year old buried in Bed im Mee and reports of a car wreck near Nuiperwille, underlining the rising wartime disruption.

Londons Uobruisda Tercima

Civil War in Albania Shifts Uncertain Strife

A Rome-disp telegram from Durazzo says Albania descends into civil war with provisional governments unable to dominate. Greeks delay northern occupation to avoid clashes, while civilians petition Italian commands to keep garrisons from withdrawing.

Albania Lishment Ephcrus London Durazzo Rome Mpierus

Dr Nicol of Saskatoon Delivers Strong Sermon at Westminster Anniversary

At Westminster Presbyterian's seventh anniversary service Dr John Nicol of Saskatoon gave a forceful sermon urging practical faith. He challenged churches and leaders to show results in saving souls, improving public life, and supporting widowed mothers, calling for reform and Christian action in daily living.

DR. Nicol Saskatoon Westminster Church Westminster Presbyterian Church John Ob. Nicol Sagkatoon Nicol Jude Workle Toy Roenbor Terdant Tyahiesi Meng Patliamentet

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