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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
21
Saskatchewan figures Premier Dunning and Prince Kine join Armouries Moosejaw and Regina events as heavy snow slows travel. Liberal candidate John Gordon Ross argues protectionism dominates the election, accusing Conservatives of higher taxes to favor wealthy Toronto and Manchester elites.
In Ottawa and Saskatchewan, arguments before the Board of Railway Commissioners centered on reducing prairie grain shipment rates to eastern provinces. Ontario and Western leaders clash over jurisdiction and the potential for policy shifts as Premier King and Premier Dunning discuss national unity and western rights in the campaign.
Word from Hon. Charles Stewart Minister of the Interior says he will accept the invitation to address a mass meeting in the Empress Theatre Medicine Hat on October 7 in support of Gershow’s candidature.
A severe rainstorm in Japan leaves twenty dead with many injured. In Yokohama heavy landslides flatten shanties and homes, while serious damage is reported in the Mantō district.
Madrid reports that Spanish forces in the Alhuces sector advance after yesterday's success. Monte Palomas was taken, and today the Heights of Adrar and Saddun were captured toward AbDd-EL Keim's capital, as operations continue in the region.
Six additional polls reported this morning with Hendrick at 4 votes and Mc Combs at 82 while Pingie L7. Polls named Milk River Alterado Paukowki Lake Pakowki Thompson and Mc Dougall contribute to the tally in this local election update.
Alberta reports heavy rain and snow across Central and Southern regions delay threshing. Only about 25 percent of grain has been threshed. grain in stock tainted by wet weather and sprouting in some areas. Frosts occurred with minor impact. hot days will drive continued intermittent threshing as fields dry. Two weeks ago a wheat yield survey sought threshermen’s returns. 1848 of 4300 forms received.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a political visit by Premier to a city, with vague references to Liberal supporters and election activity. The text mentions regions and groups but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Market observers note a multi year low in wheat prices as trading activity shows volatility across futures and cash markets. Analysts cite weather uncertainty and shifting demand patterns impacting prices and futures curves.
Fragmented notes describe talk of an early provincial election with cabinet shifts and ministerial moves. Mentions of Governor, Speaker, party lines, and unnamed seats suggest tension before a possible electoral decision in the province.
A political report notes Progressive Leader Porke forecasts party strength in the West on the eve of a Conservative Dominion convention. The piece mentions delegates and potential Conservative standard bearer candidates listed as Blanchard Smith and others at the convention hall.
The fragmented text discusses election engagement and party activity with references to candidates, campaigns, and voter participation. It notes shifts in party lines and the impact of mobilization on polling, suggesting a tense political atmosphere and observable trends in turnout across multiple precincts.
Officials report over three million dollars worth of scotch cached along the Newfoundland coast by unnamed individuals. The cache allegedly contains hundreds of crates of liquor, with authorities noting the operation spans multiple weeks and involves various local and foreign suspects. A man aged 77 is reported deceased in connection with the case.
Washington reports that the French proposal to settle its debt to the United States was found unacceptable. Secretary Weston said no proposal acceptable to the United States Commission had been made and denied that President Coolidge was asked to referee any differences.
The Bank of England reduced its discount rate to four percent, a move seen as reflecting eased monetary pressure. Analysts note the cut follows recent weaker financial signals and aims to support liquidity without signaling a broader shift in policy.
A garbled note describes a wealthy owner and a dog companion named Canrees Teebey. A second story fragment mentions Teerey and ashes kept in a box, but many words are unreadable.
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