13 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
1
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At Polo Grounds New York on October 12 the Giants and Yankees staged a long batting practice with Ryai and Causey for the Giants and Fenster and Pipp for the Yankees. The teams traded innings with no final score shown, several players reaching base and encounters at the plate highlighting a sunny, warm day and a large crowd awaiting the series.
An incoherent OCR passage references a political figure, likely a president, with fragmented phrases about interviews and supporters. It mentions names like Deer and Gidbetts but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes. The garbled text prevents a reliable reconstruction of facts or actions.
At a Liberal gathering in Prince County, speaker Mackawelo Heng criticized the anti government sentiment as farmers press for representation. Mr. King pressed the claim that the Liberal party is not a class party and urged farmers to support a candidate who will work for parliamentary seats.
London report says Prime Minister Lloyd George addressed a Cabinet Council on Irish affairs after two meetings with Irish Republic representatives. Cabinet officials opposed new recruitment for the Irish Republican army as talks continue. Several thousand men have joined the military ranks during negotiations. A separate item notes that only four of sixty nine candidates failed to qualify for trade commissionerships. John Branton, 22, of Hamilton Ontario, died after choking on an apple at a friend's home.
London report says Joseph Morris, famed colored tenor of the Southern SynCop group, had a premonition of disaster before a catastrophe that killed eight members of the ensemble when the steamship Rowsy foundered. Morris survived the sinking.
Five shots were fired at Elizabeth Tyler, assistant chief of the propagating bureau of the Ku Klux Klan, in Atlanta on October 12. A brick smashed her bedroom window but she was not struck.
Seattle reports Captain Roald Amundsen plans to use airplanes to reach the North Pole. His representative H. H. Hammer says two Norwegian aviators are secured and will sail with the expedition, aiming to depart Seattle in May.
London reports say a comprehensive programme to tackle unemployment in Great Britain was outlined by a labor deputation to government officials. The proposal urged public works funding and a housing policy, with Lloyd George expected to engage further with Labour on the plan.
Moe a medical student and son of J. J. Moe of Sioux Falls confessed with an ex convict to steal 5000 in jewels and 5000 in furs from his mother. He told police he planned for ready money but got only one diamond pawned for 20. The ex convict led to his arrest. Moe was released to his mother.
Montreal October 12 ex army captain John J McGary and Max Sullivan faced trial for a July shooting at the Hotel St Anne de Bealle vue waiter Armand Lefebvre. The jury returned a not guilty verdict after a half hour deliberation despite Judge Monet urging conviction.
Lethbridge Oct 1 1917 Independent candidate Jobn Backspan announced he may run again as an independent in the next election. He cited irrigation issues and the International Joint Commission's St Mary and Milk river water division as catalysts urging him to reconsider retirement. He noted Ottawa plans on irrigation work and asked voters to consider his continued service.
A blast at a wholesale grocery on St. Andre Avenue in Detroit resulted in one death and two serious injuries. The incident occurred during a night-time disturbance in a new railway era, leaving investigators puzzled about the cause and sequence of events.
In Lessburg Texas on October 12 Percy Benson reports a new corn variety named Golden Giant. A cross between Golden Bantam and Howling Mot produced ears eleven inches long eight inches around with forty five kernels per row and eleven rows per ear. The crop is described as prolific and palatable with high yield and easy cultivation.
Fragmentary report describes a person named Fairweather arrested on a bigamy charge. The text mentions an attempted hanging in a police cell and unclear details about attire and surroundings. Names and places are garbled, with missing context.
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