Five Men After Confessing Robbery Face Trial
Five men arrested by the provincial police round-up squad under Corporal Ives confessed to stealing clothes from a Hatton general store. They appeared for preliminary hearings and were sent to the King's Bench for trial in the Vap!, Creek district. Aubrey Mitchell, who had the gun, was sentenced to three months hard labor with 30 extra days for stealing a ride. Mitchell claimed origins in Prywand Wisconsin. others were harvest workers from Ontario.
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Ives
Tha
Stein
B. Septo
Hatton
Saad
Werth
Cours O
King’s Bench
Vap
Creek
Aubrey Mitchell
Regina
Dave
P.R. A
Mitchell
Ontario
Prywond
Wisconsin
Corporal Ives
Mr Sept
Lake Newell Duck Die-off Ends With Seasonal Cause Hinted
City engineer McKellen and province officials report no definitive cause yet for the Lake Newell waterfowl die-off. A Dominion investigator notes two possibilities alkali or bacteria from marshy inlets and sluggish waters, with the issue ending for the season and likely tied to July August conditions.
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McKellen
Bo Lawton
Gbaame
Dominion
Luke Newell
Lak New
Classified Ads Invite Quick Sales in The News
The notice promotes using classified ads as fast, effective tools for sales in The News. It highlights affordable steps to place ads and reach local buyers quickly.
Notice of Partnership Expulsion in Medicine Hat
Formal notice serves O A Rimmer from the firm Rimmer and Lewis dissolving partnership duties. Lewis declares he will not be liable for debts or obligations contracted by Rimmer from this date forward. Dated Medicine Hat September 29, 188? by J Lewis.
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O. A. Rimmer
Rimmer & Lewis
Medicine Hat
J. Lewis
Weather Summary for Western Cities
Vancouver clear with 62 high 46 low Edmonton cloudy 44 1 Calgary cloudy epohtan 6 Medicine Hat fair 0 22 Lethbridge cloud on Moose Jaw 39 Regina cloudy 12 2022 Saskatoon cloudy 0 2 Winnipeg cloudy 4 High pressure moves to the Northwest State and the weather clears all week Forecast shows west winds fair conditions today and Friday with slight warmth.
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Vancouver
Edmonton
Cloudy
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Fair
Lethbridge
Cloud
Moose Jaw
Regina
Sassatoon
Winnipeg
Antoniuk Guilty Of Murder To Be Sentenced Today
Port Arthur Ont October: Joseph Antoniuk, a foreigner, was found guilty of murder and faces sentencing this afternoon by Justice Lennoy at the Fall Assizes. He killed William J. Moretun, a signalman, at the CN railway signal tower between Fort William and Port Arthur on June 29 after a brutal attack.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Joseph Antoniuk
Justice Lennoy
Antoniuk
William J. Moretun
Canadian National Railway
Fort William
New Canadian Eight Cent Stamp Comes Into Use Today
Ottawa reports a new eight cent Canadian stamp approved at the Stockholm Postal Conference. The rate for international letters within the Union drops from ten to eight cents, and the stamp features the standard Canadian design in blue.
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Ottawa
Stockholm
Union
Burglars Dressed Up At Carmangay
Robbers entered QoL Tayior store in Carmangay last night stealing cigarettes and tobacco. They rifled the till and wrecked the cash register, then broke into the upstairs and left wearing new clothes. Period details unclear but money taken appears small.
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Carmangay
Qol
Tayior
Labor conference speaker calls for smashing British Empire
At Liverpool the Labor party meeting heard a speaker urge destroying the empire to better workers’ conditions. James Sexton MP mocked that young radicals wanting revolution and an international republic had merely added thirty shillings to the cause with their grand ideas.
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Liverpool
Labor Party
British Empire
James Sexton
St. Helens
Dockere’ Eader
Edmonton Election Officials Weigh Second Count Timing
An Alberta election clerk says no laws prevent counting and distributing second choice votes from Medicine Hat’s bye election before October 9. Returning officer P M Simpson and John D Hunt discuss ballot box deliveries, road delays, and starting distribution after totals are in. Premier Greenfield offers no final statement until all returns are tallied.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Medicine Hat
John D. Hunt
Hunt
P. M. Simpson
Chas Pingle
Greenfield
Victorian theatres to show fixed British film quota after June 1926
Returns from the clearing house show weekly totals of 308,594 dollars and 58 cents, with the year two totals recorded. The directive requires in every moving picture program in Victoria theatres that no less than 1000 feet of British film be shown after June 10 1926.
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Melbourne
Reuter’s
Victoria
Classified Ads Prove Fast Sales in The Nowe
Classified ads are hailed as quick salesmen in the world, with proponents urging readers to advertise now to capture fast results and reach broad audiences. The piece emphasizes immediacy and wide exposure for sellers.
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Wttle
Nowe
Indians Asphyxiated in Grand Rapids Hotel Room
In Grand Rapids Michigan two Can Indians Noah Noah 74 and his adopter Clarence Noah 17 from Chatham Ontario died from gas fumes in a hotel room early yesterday.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
HB Noah
Clarence Noah
Chatham
Ont
Totel Schribner
Confident Board Will Not Rescind Grain Rate Order
Victoria, Oct. 1. G C Mc Geer, BC Government rate counsel before the Railway Board in Ottawa, telegraphed Premier Oliver that he is confident the Board will not rescind its order granting equalized grain rates to Western Canada. Oliver said he is not sure if the Board will consider BC’s complaint at this sitting about insufficient reductions for Western grain movement.
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Victoria
B. C
G. C. McGeer
B.C
Railway Board
Ottawa
Oliver
Western Canada
Wold
British Columbia
Wheat inspections report totals by grain type
Winnipeg on October 1 reports yesterday's wheat inspections totalled 1,878 cars with 1,000 contract grade and coarse grains at 406 cars. The figures reflect the day’s traffic in the grain market and indicate the distribution across wheat and other grains.
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Winnipeg
Excited Young Tailor Bids Nurse Question
A whimsical exchange quoted as Ty Fanther relates a playful moment where a young person asks a nurse about parenthood. The scene centers on curiosity and a lighthearted tone.
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Tlusband
Ty Fanther
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