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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
1
With twenty five polls remaining Capt C B Pingle leads in the bye election by 430 over Ed McCombs. Total so far shows Pingle 1616, McCombs 1186, Hendrick 988. Weather and bad roads cut turnout and hindered woman voters from going out.
The Premier called for more Western voices in cabinet and pledged a Western minister to a full term. He proposed inviting Premier Dunning of Saskatchewan to join the cabinet after elections and urged Saskatchewan to have two ministers. He argued Western Canada needs robust representation to guide national policy.
Regina Saskatchewan Sept 30 President Beatty of the CLPR reports progress on the Wheat crop in the region. He says threshing is advancing fast and yields are turning out better than earlier August estimates. He places current harvest at 240,950,000 bushels, up from an August forecast of 208,000,000.
The Hani fax Herald reports Nova Scotia faces a current account deficit of about two million dollars and total debt possibly reaching 38 million in the 1925 fiscal year, per statements by Premier and provincial secretary treasurer Hon G J Harrington.
Washington report shows Col. William Mitchell testified before the Presidents Aircraft Board placing responsibility for the Sehenadoah disaster and the Hawaii air mission failure directly on the Navy Department. He spoke Sept. 30 and accused the department of accountability.
Snow began Tuesday night and spread across central and southern Saskatchewan with up to five inches reported at some points. Saskatoon recorded over three inches as northern Saskatchewan remains clear. Threshing in affected districts will be delayed for many days unless temperatures rise, while officials forecast cool weather.
Strawberry growth in Medicine Hat continues despite rain sleet and snow with gardens producing abundant fruit. Westminster church ladies hosted a Strawberry shirtcake supper in Orange Hall for about 250 guests with 100 more planned, mostly strawberries from local gardens on the hill.
Returns from 2377 of 2692 precincts show La Follette leading in Wisconsin with 222 151 votes. Dihmer s7s07 Brice OSh7 Work 11 072 Bruegen 7) indicate smaller totals in the statewide contest.
Wheat prices rose two cents above Tuesday but then weakened near close. November futures fell to 1.231 1/2 and October to 1.23 1/2 as weather in the Canadian West and U S spring wheat regions prompted stronger offers. Coarse grains followed wheat, trading lightly with No 3 at 41 1/4 under October, cash wheat featureless.
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After months of talks the German and Allied powers agreed to hold a security conference in Locarno Switzerland on October 5. Germany will send representatives and the key German leaders Gustav Stresemann and Chancellor Luther will head the delegation with tasks on war restrictions Cologne evacuation and disarmament to be discussed.
The record notes clearings and returns for the month including September last week with an amount around 215 dollars and 57 percent. It documents the use for trade, fees, and related balances.
Delegates from distant areas could not reach Medicine Hat for the Federal Constituency PLA. AL convention scheduled to choose a candidate for the federal election was postponed due to bad roads. The postponement came after delegates started out yesterday and today as weather and road conditions prevented them from arriving.
Canadian canoeist George F. H. Cosmeane of Medicine Hat started a nonstop trip from Naples to Leningrad aboard a raft of 10,000 lire. He faced heavy seas and delays near Rome as weather worsened and forced adjustments to the route.
Wingfield Dunn of Elizabeth New Jersey was killed and William Greetson of Ro ste New Jersey was seriously injured when they fell from a B and O freight train as it neared an open drawbridge over the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia yesterday. The incident occurred as the locomotive was about to slip through the missing section of the bridge.
Regina report says Lord and Lady General of Canada enjoy the hunt at Saskatoon region grounds famed for waterfowl. Graham, Indian Commissioner, joins party, notes large flocks and historic success with birds limited only by law. Tepees pitched despite cold weather. enthusiasm high over sport.
The Labor Party in Liverpool suffers a setback as a composite resolution failing to attack J Ramsay Macdonald over the Zinovieff letter is rejected. The plan urged apologies to the Soviet government and Zinovieff and called for Parliament withdrawal and Baldwin cabinet resignation. The party also sought working class representation in future government departments.
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