Nomination Deliberations At Medicine Hat Federal Convention
The Medicine Hat Federal constituency nominating convention opened at the Orange Mall with Pres. Fowlie in the chair. Delegates debated representation from dormant districts and granted credentials powers while Dr. Gershaw was allowed a 15 minute address. The convention affirmed it will nominate a candidate for the federal election.
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Medicine Hat
Taras Association
Orange Mall
Pres. Fowlie
Social Plains
McDaniels
Gershaw
Axelson
Bingville
Whitla
Cgershaw
Messe
TY Weddersh
Muse
Kline
Orion
H.C. McDaniers
Whithi
Dares
Bindless
Alrs
Olson
Comrey
C. Axelson
Tingville
McDonald
Viewfield
Gardner
Bowmanton
Fowlie
Woc
C. Axelson and Gardner
Angel Baker
Une
Order of Business Committee
UWA
Calgary
UAA
Mre
Angus Baker
Messrs. Axelson
Stevens
Messrs
P. Wedderburn
I. C.mclaniels
R. Gardiner
M.P
Ottawa
Hamilton executive declines Wentworth county nomination
George I. Smith, former Alberta minister and F. F. Daly Canada Ltd. executive, received a unanimous nomination offer for Wentworth County in Dominion elections from a Liberal Progressive Labor joint convention. He declined due to insufficient time for consideration, prompting regret in Hamilton and Dundas communities.
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Camrose
Oct. S
George I. Smith
F. F. Daly Corporation of Canada, Limited
Hamilton
Ontario
Alberta
Wentworth
Ont
Liberals
Progressives
Labor Party
Hamiton
Dundas
Smith
New Manager Named for Royal Bank Post merger
In the post merger readjustment of Union and Royal banks, Royal branch manager J Nickerson is promoted to Regina. He will be replaced by C D Sanders from Moose Jaw Union Bank. Karper moves from Bassano to assist Dunlop. A A Walcot departs to Montreal after leaving the Royal Bank.
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Union and
Royal Banks
J. Nickerson
Royal Branch
Regina
C. D. Banders
Moose Jaw Union Bank Branca
Karper
Bassano
Dunlop
A. A. Walcot
Union Bank Cranch
City
Hoyal Bank
Montreal
Young Bandits Arrested in Winnipeg Apartment Stash Find
Detectives aiding a room in a Winnipeg apartment block found a Mauser revolver two knuckle dusters and a heavy oak cabinet filled with valuable plate in the possession of three youths and a girl. They are held awaiting investigation.
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Winnipeg
H W Wood Speaks Tonight at Orange Hall
H W Wood president of the UFA will address a public meeting at Orange Hall tonight starting at 7 30 pm He is well known and expected to draw a large turnout from the public audience.
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H. W. Wood
Orange Hall
H.W. Wood
U.F.A
Wood
Robert Ireland Wins Rotary Scholarship
Robert Ireland of Medicine Hat High School received notice he won the Rotary Scholarship for prowess in history. The award, established by the Medicine Hat Rotary Club, honors the Grade XII student with top history marks and at least 60 percent in other subjects.
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Robert Ireland
Rotary Chips
Medicine Hat Rotary Club
John Delf
Department of Education
D. XM. Sullivan
Robert Arthur Ireland
Gangsters Shoot To Kill In N York Bootlegger Feud
Police report a bootlegging feud in New York where Michael Pironi was killed by five bullets fired from across the street. The gunman and two companions fled, and Pironi had avoided his usual haunts for two weeks amid fears for his life. Relatives deny involvement in bootlegging.
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N. York
New York
Michael Pironi
Rani
Pironi
Cab Ennieur
Conference Called On Tuberculosis In Cattle
Melville Sask October reports minister Motherwell announced a conference of provincial governments and municipalities to devise a stronger plan to eradicate tuberculosis in cattle. The goal includes expanding tuberculosis free areas under the agriculture department program.
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Melville
Sask
Tlon
Weat
Motherwell
Aementaire
Department Agriculture
Ogilvie Flour Mills Reports Year Profits Decline
Montreal reports Ogilvie Flour Mills Limited shows net profits for the year ended August 31 1925 after depreciation and interest taxes totaling 758 despite 1 152 217 in 1928 21. The figures reflect a sharp drop in earnings for the company.
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Montreal
Ogilvie Flour Mins Limited
Wheat Market Rises in Winnipeg on U S Demand and Weather
Wheat futures in Winnipeg climbed 13-4 to 2 cents as U S market strength and West weather improved. December led with 1.1978 dollars, October at 1.2338, November 1.2312. Foreign demand weak, buying moderate, short covering dominant, with Manitoba trade and Winnipeg December and May activity noted.
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Winnipeg
United States
Chicago
Manitoba
Rain Delays Third World Series Game Between Senators and Pirates
Rain postponed the scheduled third game of the World Series between Washington and Pittsburgh after a field conference among Managers McKeehan, Griffith, and Landis. The game will be moved to Sunday and Monday with Ferguson and Kremer slated to pitch, delaying the series by one day.
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Kibosh
Wartunetan
Washington
Pittsboro
MeKeehnie
Pirates
Clark Griffith
Senators
Klm. Landis
Wreter
Kpovriars
Cine Ritter
Ferguson
Bart
Kremer
Wolves Ravaging Sheep Folds Near Bear River
Report from Bear River area describes wolves and coyotes attacking flocks. Foreseeable losses have driven several settlers to sell remaining sheep as depredations continue this fall.
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Bear River
Sault Sie
Marie
Oni
Six Months In An Airplane Over N. British Columbia
Col Williams, returning to Montreal from a six month North American expedition, reports gold silver and coat discoveries in uncharted northern British Columbia. Flying a 450 horsepower flying boat, he says vast areas were charted that could not be reached by other means. He criticizes U S financing and predicts Canadian pilots will soon follow.
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Montreal
Seater Willisanes
Williams
Col Williams
United States
Fed
Canadians Return to Canada and 1800 Immigrants Enter
Windsor hears Minister Gordon announce in September that about five thousand Canadians resident in the United States returned to take up permanent residence in Canada while about 1800 entered from the U S as immigrants. The minister notes rising Canadian movement home and declining emigration south of the border.
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Windsor
United States
Canada
George MW. Gordon
Minkster
Desperadoes From Winnipeg Jail Sought In St Agathe
Police traced two of five jailbreakers from Winnipeg to St Agathe Manitoba. Alex Shupeniuk reportedly entered a store seeking food and was linked to a sighting. Remains found near a straw stack north of town suggest pursuit. The second escapee, George Lahochuk, wounded in a prior holdup, is believed missing. Authorities think the pair may be heading toward the international boundary.
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Winnipeg
ST. Agathe
Wittripes
Gel
Rushort Bas St. Agathe
Mogae
Alex Shupeniuk
Theodore Coyal
Mifle
George Lahociuk
St. Boniface
Protective policy fuels east west tensions in Saskatchewan speech
Premier King speaking in Melville warns against eastern indifference to western needs. He cites National Transcontinental and Crow's Nest Pass rail projects as evidence of Liberal support for the West, criticizes high protection, and argues for a strong all Canadian party with Western representation.
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King
Medville
Saskatchewan
Canadian National Railway
Melville
WLR
Motherwell
Crow's Nest Pass
Railway Commission
Sherads
Kine
Tors
Progressives
Ela Parcs
May
Meighen
Vin
Canada
Mr. King
Wadson Pads
Wien
CME St
Barliament
Hudgen Bay Rai
West Foo
King Puke
Vaughan Wort Hallett Former Vancouver Police Magistrate
Tsiae Wort Hallett former police magistrate in Vancouver died at Greenwood British Columbia. A native of Sussex British Columbia, he served in local law enforcement and was known for his public service.
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Tsiae Wort Hallett
Vancouver
Greenwood
B.C
Sussex
Noel Must and Trial for Murder in Essex County
In Newark New Jersey Harrison W. Noel, claimed insane, faces trial for the murder of Raymond Pierce, the necro chauffeur, after a long hearing in the common police court. The judge remanded Noel for trial, noting that the jury must decide innocence.
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Newark
Harrison W. Noel
Mary Daly
Montclair
Raymond Pierce
Essex County
Edwin C. Cattery
Noel
McTaggart Chosen by Maple Creek Progressives
In Maple Creek Sask the Progressives selected Neil McTaggart former member as their standard bearer for the general elections after a long session. Nominees included Redimnond editor of the Maple Creek News and Robert McIntyre of Admiral with McIntyre withdrawing on the first ballot.
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Shonigyver
Progressives of
Maple Creek
Neil McTaggart
Otter Tamer
Dein Redimnond
Maple Creek News
Robert MeIntyre
Admiral
McIntyre
McTaggery
Theehiend
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Royal Bank
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Lansdowne
Rotary
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U. S
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Doivin
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Eoochalp
Gilberent
Hudson Bay Railway
Boivia
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Hudson Bay
Noel Must
Andltorlam
Mr. R. A. Brooke
Brooke
Department of Trade and
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Medicine P Public Schools
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