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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Nov 10, 1925

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Dominion Cabinet Line-Up Given for Opening Session

Ottawa reports Ernest Lapointe is likely to lead the Government in the House of Commons at the opening of the new session. Lapointe, Justice Minister since 1921, represents Quebec East and sits in the Commons since 1904. The nine-member cabinet includes eight additional ministers with Charles Murphy in the Senate as acting secretary of state. Dr. H. W. Beland likely continues as minister of health and soldiers’ civil re establishment.

Ottawa Ernest Lapointe House of Commons Justice Lapointe Quebec East Wilfrid Laurier Charles Murphy HW. $. Beland J. A. Robt W. R R. Motherwell J. H. Ixing Charles Stewart Lucien Canno George L Bolgin J. A.cradin Marings J. M. MacDonald George P. Grahain Quana Navy Bago Prebnering George P. Graham Bagot Mitawa J. K. Marcile House of Common

Communist attempt to assassinate Roumania king thwarted

A communist group attempted to ambush King Ferdinand of Roumania as he returned from a hunt. Troops captured the assailants after exchanging revolvers and hand grenades. one soldier and one gendarme were wounded.

Viennam Perdinand Roumania Aller

Auto Plunged Through Railing Into Yamaska

Five persons died or were injured when an automobile plunged through the railing of a bridge into the Yamaska river near Farnham Quebec. The dead include Janette Beaudoint 20 Montreal Alice Portier 19 St Cecile Higar Perinet 28 Lake Megantic and J O Dumont 40 Lake Megantic. Ernest Charton 35 Lake Megantic was critically injured.

Farnham Que Nev Yamaska River Janette Beaudoint Montreal Alice Portier St Cecile Higar Perinet Lake Megantic J. O. Dumont Ernest Chart‘on

Fascisti Warn Enemies Amid Threats of Further Atrocities

Rome Nov 10 The Fascisti army followed Mussolini's orders against reprisals after the Met to assassinate, but warns that a St Bartholomew's Night style purge could be unleashed to destroy enemies of Fascism.

Rome Fascisti Armye MussolinPs Met Sin T2bapern Orem

Alberta Redistribution Seats Question Probed by Committee

Edmonton reports the provincial redistribution issue as a legislative committee chaired by J. N. Johnston of Coronation continues study over the weekend to chart a readjustment plan for Alberta seats.

Edmonton Alberta J. N. Johnston M.L. A Coronation

Silent Toast Honored by Kiwanis Club Armistice Day

Kiwanis Music Committee hosted an Armistice Day luncheon with Walter Western giving a restrained address. Ali Collier and Alex Rollo offered solos as Fred Holmes led a two minute moment of silence and reflection on comrades in Flanders Fields.

Kiwanis ‘Music Committee Walter Western Mesera al Collier Alex Rollo Flander Fred Holmes Flanders Fields

Early Decline and Late Recovery in Winnipeg Wheat

Wheat trading in Winnipeg moved with Chicago trends as prices eased then rebounded late session. November futures closed around 1.35 3-8, December 1.28 1-4, May and July 1.31 1-8. Morning buying suggested export interest, but the pit emptied toward the end. Seaboard demand was weak and cash wheat was featureless. Threshing continued in Western provinces with good weather, while coarse grains mirrored the dull day.

Winnipeg Chicago Seaboard

Canadian Pacific Crop Report From Winnipeg

The Canadian Pacific crop report notes light snow flurries in Alberta and wet weather across the West. Farmers work under difficulties with grain turning tough and threshing delayed. Cattle receipts remain heavy and stock volume high as showers, wind, and frosts slow operations. overall grain in good condition despite the wet season.

Winnipeg Canadian Pacific Railway Alberta

Thanksgiving services held at Fifth Avenue Church

A large congregation gathered yesterday at Fifth Avenue Church for Thanksgiving services led by Rt Rev. George C. Pidgeon of Toronto, moderator of the United Church of Canada. He spoke on opportunities and the need to act, citing Kadesh barnea and urging progress with divine guidance.

Fifth Avenue Church George C. Pidgeon Toronto United Church of Canada H. E. Gordon W. le Mackay J. Magnan J. A. Glaxton W. C. Wester W. Browne Abso Imate Madee J. W. Morrow W. Hl. Elis R. I. MacKinnon Thos,’ Wilson St. John Church Pidgeon Kadeshbarnea Israel Promised Land Shakespeare Napoleon General Council of the United Church of Canada Fifth Ave United Chur H Medicine Hat

Final Sage Creek election results reported

The last Sage Creek poll reports Gershaw 7 votes, McDaniel 2, Blackstock 1. With all constituencies in, Gershaw leads with .4883, Blackstock .2397, McDaniel .2039.

Sage Creek Gershaw McDanmel Blackstock McDaniel

Very Severe Quake Shock Recorded at Fortham University

New York observers report a major earthquake recorded on the seismo graph at Fortham University. Disturbance centered over 6000 miles away. tremors began at 9 25 am, peaked at 10 04 am, lasting over an hour with the record still in progress when removed.

New York Fortham University

Roth Net well shows water flow as depth nears 2175 feet

Progress at the Roth Net well reports the drill reaching 2 175 feet with a flow of salt water encountered. The boring continues as crews press toward 2 190 feet while classified ads in the paper tout quick sales.

Roth Net S Nam

Forke warns Ottawa on December session and possible January election

Brandon, Minn, November 10. Hubert Forke of the Progressive party says Prime Minister Mackenzie King aims to reconvene Parliament in December and seek a confidence vote. He warns that defeat would bring hardship for the West and tilt the country toward an eastern advantage. Forke vows to be present to state the country’s predicament.

Brandon Min W. J. Mackenzie King Hubert Forke Progressive Party Forke King Canada

Church Officials Vote for Execution of Member

Denver leaders of the Liberal church formally voted to support a warm-blooded killing of Barney Haughey a 67 year old attorney and former Independent candidate for River of Denver who lies in a hospital with a malignant disease. The bishops confirmed the vote as an official church act of love and affection.

Denver Colo Denver Church Barney Haughey Haughey Liberal Church

Lawful limits on shooting at Elkwater Lake questioned

The News notes that shooting on Mitchel or Sands properties at Elkwater Lake may violate law. Benjamin Lawton, chief game guardian, says these areas lie within the reserve and carrying a firearm there is illegal. The interpretation may be disputed and the attorney general may be asked for an opinion.

Mitchel Wiiwater Panjamin Lawton Game Guardian Aticines Lawton Net Mint

Robertson Succeeds Lougheed As Leacex Senate Conservatives

Ottawa reports a likely successor to Sir Lougheed in the Senate with the Conservatives. Senator G. Robertson is mentioned as a probable replacement, amid plans to forge a caucus of opposition in the upper chamber.

Ottawa Sir Shores Cougheed

Cabinet Meetings To Be Frequent Before Parliament

Ottawa reports the cabinet will reconvene after Thanksgiving for a couple of days. Ministers are out of town and Prime Minister King plans a brief rest. Meetings are expected to be frequent during the month as much work remains before Parliament opens. Moose Jaw adopts the ward system.

Ottawa King Pryiament

Strength Test Shapes Liberal Conservative Strategy

The article outlines preparing for a strength test as Liberals and Conservatives brace for a key parliamentary decision. It notes ministers and leaders weighing the timing, with Premier Kier unlikely to speak until the crucial vote and Mr. Lapointe extending a few days’ rest at Atlantic City.

Cama al Jmble al Catto Belire Departmentel Peporis Gail Pal Medina Rot Kinet Lemeinte Me. Lapointe Ferther Atlantic City

Prairie Wheat Pools announces new coarse grain pool

Prairie Wheat Pools in Winniper announces the establishment of a coarse grain pool. Sander Giser and the executive officers lead with fifty representatives attending as the general conference opens this week.

Sander Giser

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Dominion Yamaska Fascisti WH. Cahan, K.C Meighen Bourassa Kiwanis Club Wideawake Canadian Pacific Railwayis Thineittig Canadian National Railways Vancouver General Baker J. Bryan Hig Kadesh Basnea Kaildsh United Church Gog Roth Forké REREV C. Pirceon, DD Elkwater Lake Moose Jaw GOVT Medicine Hat Lodge
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