CPR President discusses Leader Pashley branch with Medicine Hat
E W Beatty president of Canadian Pacific Railway spoke to Medicine Hat leaders at The News office about the Leader Pashley branch. He said no final decision yet but the branch will be built for the greatest good and territory access to Medicine Hat was a key factor. Dr Gershaw chaired. D C Coleman and J M Cameron attended with local traders and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Chamber of Commerce
Medicine Hat
Leader-Pashley
Beatty
Gershaw
Medicine Hat General Hospital
Pashley Wold
Hilda-Schuler
Medicine Hat Hospital
Davidson
Beatty and Party Ltd
Painley
Stedicine Hat
Robbery Foiled At Medicine Hat Laundry Co.
Thieves blasted the safe at the Medicine Hat Steam Laundry Co in the early hours using nitroglycerine and a fuse. They took a few papers but no money, leaving behind a damaged door and muffled blast effects as police begin follow up. The staff was away at a convention in Winnipeg.
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Medicine Hat Steag Laundry Co
J. Murray
Winnipeg
Amendments Proposed to Banking Act United Canada
Ottawa May 30 proposed amendments to the Bank Act were presented to the house committee on banking and commerce by C 46 Coote Progressive member for Marcheov The first would require a public notice in banks stating the government does not assume responsibility for deposits The second would mandate each bank post within the first fifteen days of each month a statement of deposits and loans outstanding at month end
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Ottawa
House Committee On Ranking and Commerce Today
Coote
Wife of Sonambulist Succeeds in Annulling Divorce Decree
London reports that today the Lords granted Mrs Jeb Russell’s appeal, overturning a divorce decree awarded after a jury trial in March 1623. The ruling cites her alleged misconduct with a supposed father of her youngest child and its effect on the divorce. The case drew wide attention as Mrs Russell claimed her husband was a somnambulist.
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Sonambulist
London
House
Lords
Jeb Russel Fron
Lord Ampton
Lord Hirken
Russell
Mine mill at Cobalt destroyed by fire
North Bay Ontario May 30 The Cone ms mine at Cobalt caught fire this morning with flames. The shaft house is ablaze and a high wind is blowing. A number of houses are expected to be destroyed. The Com gan is one of the largest silver mines in Cobalt.
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North Bay
Ont
Cobalt
Sao
Ohaldt
Labor Government Passes Crisis in British House of Commons
London reports show the Labour government surviving a vote aimed at weakening Minister Tom Shaw's salary amid Liberal misgivings over Lloyd George. The division stood 200 to 252 in favor, with Liberals split and 100 voting with ministers, highlighting tensions within the Liberal ranks.
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LABOR
House OF Commons
London
Lloyd George
Tom Shaw
Loyd George
William Joynson Hicks
Premiser MacDonald
H. H H. Asquith
Asquith
Hhe
Immigrant Entry Trends in Canada April 1933 versus 1923
The April 1933 immigrant arrivals to Canada are compared with those in 1923, highlighting shifts in entry numbers during the interwar period. The document notes lower or altered intake patterns for the year 1933 relative to 1923, reflecting broader economic and policy factors.
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Canada
Term as Lord High Commissioner Ends. Couple Returns Home to Agatank
The term of the Lord High Commissioner of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland has ended and he, with his wife, has returned to their cottage at Agatank.
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General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
Agatank
Church Union Bill Debate Postponed to June 10
The common and private bills committee adjourned the church union bill debate until June 10 to allow further conference between counsels on amendments about nonconcurring congregations and nonconcurring members submitted yesterday.
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Ottawa
Jamie Brown's Duties Ended as Lord High Commissioner
Edinburg May 30 Jamie Brown concludes his term as Lord High Commissioner of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. The former miner and wife return to Annbank cottage, praising the Assembly and public for kindness and support during his service.
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Edinburg
Jamie’’ Brown
General Assembly of the
Church of Scotland
Annbank
General Assembly of the Church
Jamie
Leopold Questioned Over Spectacles Linked to Franks Case
Nathan E Leopold Jr 19 son of a Chicago manufacturer was questioned by State's Attorney Crowe after an optical firm reported a pair of spectacles matching those found near Robert Franks's body. Leopold denied owning the glasses while admitting familiarity with the wild south side terrain where the youth's nude body was found. He had visited the area many times with students interested in ornithology. Dozens of suspects and many opticians have been examined as investigators press to identify the glasses owner.
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Chicago
Nathan E. Leopold, Jr
Nebt
BR. Crowe
Robert Franks
Leopold
Franks Hoy
Franks
Crowe
Ulster boundary talks eyed with Craig and Cosgrave
London May 30 Prime Minister MacDonald invites Sir James Craig and W T Cosgrave to Chequers for a weekend to discuss the Ulster boundary issue. The Daily Mail says both may accept and a Privy Council judicial committee could advise. Dominion judges may assist British judges on government powers. Loftus H Reid of Toronto named grand master of the Grand Black Chapter in Sau St Marte.
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London
MacDonall
James Craig
W. T. Cosgrave
Chequers Court
Ulster
Daily Mail
Privy Council
Loftus H. Reid
Toronto
British America
Sau'* St. Marte
Liberals Honor Mr Fraser At Farewell Luncheon
Liberals Conservatives and Progressives gathered at the Asaintola hotel to honor Mr Gordon Fraser on his departure from the city. Speakers praised the departing president as J A King chaired and toastmaster. Ellott MacDonald and Harper provided musical interludes.
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Asaintola Hotel
Gordon Fraser
Liberal Association
Fraser
J. A. King
Ellott MacDonald
Harper
Boyd
Liberal Party
Canada
United States
Young saleswoman sues to prove she is noble kin
In Edinburgh May reports say Constance Mary Lyon a Aberdeen store clerk seeks to prove she is the eldest lawful child of Hubert Bowes Lyon nephew of the Earl of Strathmore and a cousin of the Duchess of York. A warrant was granted for her witness Mrs Mackie to attend court and testify about meetings between Hubert Bowes Lyon and Misa Smeator and the legitimacy of Constance Mary Lyon.
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Earl OF Strathmore
Edinburgh
Can
Constance Mary Lyon
Aberdeen
Hubert Bowe, Lyon
Duchess of York
Mackie
Miss Markie
Hubert Bowes Lyon
Misa Smeator
Distinguished Visitors Arrive as Beatty Party Tours City
A special train bearing President Beatty and party arrived at 7 50 PM and was greeted by Chamber of Commerce officials. The group, including Sir Herbert Holt and F W Mason, toured Medicine Hat, visited The News office, and declared support for the Leader Pashley branch before departing by 8 50 PM train.
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Beatty
F. W. Gershaw
Chamber of Commerce
N. M. Waldo
C. 8. Pingle
A. F. Andrews
A. J. N. Terrill
E. W. Beatty
D. ©. Coleman
Herbert Holt
F. W. Mason
Leader-Pashley
Medicine Hat
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Dr. Gershaw
Pres. Beatty
Coleman
Victoria
Owa
Roumania
King George Station
Buckingham Palace
Songland
Tin Country
Iamie" Brown
Jamie Brown
Optician
Cosgrave
Craig
MEFT
Liberals
Ob Fraser
G. W.V.A. Hall
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