Five Confess to Robbery to Stand Trial
Swift Current reports five men arrested by the provincial police round-up squad confessed to burglary. They admitted possession of jewelry and clothing items stolen from a general store. Aubrey Mitchell received three months hard labor plus sixty days for an added ride theft. The group, from Ontario and Wisconsin, were ordered to stand trial at King's Bench in Mapl Creek district.
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Aubrey Mitchell
Regina
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Onterig
Mitchell
Drymood
Ives
Sept
Trouble at Lake Newell reports on duck disease cause
A provincial commissioner cites lack of conclusive data on the Lake Newell duck die off. Possible causes include alkali levels or bacteria from marshy inlets. Officials expect more information once a cause is identified, with the issue apparently confined to July and August.
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McKellen
Bo Lawton
Ehint Bame
Dominion
Newell
Mis. Munro
Lah
Classified ads as quick salesmen in the news
Classified ads function as quick selling tools in newspapers, delivering brief product listings and promotions. Advertisers rely on compact notices to reach local readers with prices, items, and contact points, leveraging space and timing to maximize responses.
Notice Expelling A Rimmer From Rimmer and Lewis Firm
A declaration from PF serves notice that A O Rimmer is expelled from the partnership of Rimmer & Lewis. The signer states they will not be responsible for debts or obligations after September 29 1925 in Medicine Hat.
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A. A. Rimmer
Hiat
Rimmimier Ec Lewis
O. A. Rimmer
Rimmer & Lewis
Medicine Hat
Weather Summary for Western Regions
Weather report lists Vancouver Regina Saskatoon and Winnipeg with cloudy conditions and temperatures around 44. High pressure shifts to the northwest bringing clearing skies for the West. Forecast calls for west to southwest winds and fair weather today and Friday with a slight warming trend.
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Vancouver
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Regina
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
North
Antoniuk Guilty Of Murder To Be Sentenced Today
Port Arthur Ont October 1 Joseph Antoniuk a foreigner was found guilty of murder and will be sentenced this afternoon by Mr Justice Lennox at the Fall Asizes. He killed William J Morson a signalman at the Canadian National Railway tower between Fort William and Port Arthur on June 29 after a brutal attack.
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Ont
Joseph Antoniuk
Justice Lennox
Antoniuk
William J. Morson
Ntional
Fort William
New Canadian Eight Cent Stamp Goes Into Use Today
Ottawa reports a new eight cent Canadian stamp becomes active today after a Stockholm conference decision reducing international letter postage to eight cents. The blue stamp shares the design of existing Canadian issues.
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Ottawa
Stockholm
Union
Burglars in Carmangay Dressed in New Clothes After Heist
In Carmangay on October 1 burglars raided O. L. Taylor’s store, forced open the cash drawer, tossed the till contents, and fled upstairs with one suit of clothes stolen from the premises. some cigarettes and tea were also reported missing.
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O. L. Taylor
Caurmangay
Carmangay
Moe
Liber party conference speaker denounces British empire
A Liber party speaker in Liverpool calls for smashing the British empire to improve workers' conditions. James Sexton MP retorts that dockers advocating revolution and republic ideas have contributed only thirty shillings to the movements.
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Liverpool
Det
Liber Party
James Sexton
St. Helens
Dockers
Do Not Have To Wait Until Oct 9th For Second Count
Edmonton Alberta election clerk John D Hunt says there are no regulations preventing counting and distributing second choice votes in the Medicine Hat bye election before October 9 as boxes arrive. He spoke with returning officer P M Simpson noting delayed deliveries due to poor roads. Unofficially some ministers back former Speaker Chas Pingle while Premier Greenfield waits for final returns.
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Edmonton
John D. Hunt
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Hunt
Chas Pingle
Greenfield
Patriotic Film Rule Noted In Victoria Theatres
Canadian press reports Victoria theatres will show at least 1000 feet of British film in every program after June 36th. Weekly returns list 1301L,5045 for last week and 0gd,588 for the current week.
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Reuter’s
Victoria
Espapeee House
Indeans Asphyxiated in Michigan Hotel Incident
John B. Noah 75 and his adopted son Clarence Noah III both Canadian Indians from Chatham Ontario were fatally asphyxiated by escaping gas fumes in a room of the Hotel Sehriduer in Ravids Mich. early yesterday censored report states.
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Mich
John B. Noah
Clarence Noah, III
Chatham
Ont
Sehriduer
Confident BC Government won’t rescind grain-rate order
Victoria Oct. 1 G C McGeer BC Government vote counter sl now agbppeariue before the Railway Board in Ottawa telegraphed to Premier Oliver today he was confident the Board would not rescind its Order granting equalized grain rates to Western Canada. Mr Oliver stated that he was not sure the Board would consider at its present sitting the BC complaint that the machines have not given the Western grain movement as large a reduction as was ordered.
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Victoria
B.C
G. C. McGeer
Rallway Board
Ottawa
Oliver
Canada
Weld
British Columbia
Wheat inspection totals reported at Winnipes
Winnipes reports yesterday wheat inspection numbers totaling 1 015 curs, including 1 008 curs of contract grade, with course grains listed at 408 curs.
Excited Husband Speaks Up After Birth Announcement
A young husband proclaims joy to his nurse after the birth, describing the moment as a milestone and expressing excitement about becoming a father. The exchange captures a celebratory hospital scene with family delight.
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Orig Am Boa
Ero
Fanther
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