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27 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
1
A fragmentary notice or item mentions grades and timing in a reading plan. The readable portion indicates a schedule or decision process but lacks full context or names to confirm specifics.
Sir Robert Horne in the House of Commons moved the second reading of the Trade Facilities Bill extending the export credits scheme and guaranteeing loans up to 25 million pounds. He said any government or undertaking worldwide might apply for a loan and favored proposals from the Dominions. He noted help would not be given to countries able to raise money on their own credit.
The article notes Sam Can Pac Alwy breaking a record in grain handling with Winnipem Cele and Fantic p oee as witnesses. In 24 hours, fifteen hundred loaded cars passed through forty-one trains, each car carrying between 2.5 and 3 million bushels of grain, forming a twelve mile line when uncoupled from locomotives.
Earthquake shocks were felt in Massa and Carvers on the Turcan coast of Italy, with considerable damage and residents fleeing to open fields overnight. Dispatches from Florence say a cyclone struck the city, causing alarm and damage.
An announcement said a porgy tin g of the Irish conference or a committee to find a formula for continuing negotiations would be held today but the Dail Eireann headquarters stated the announcement carried no significant implication for the conference. Meanwhile British officials were unusually jubilant at the news of the Prince of Wales departure for India.
The Polish government endorses the Allies stance on Upper Silesia at the Ambassadors Council meeting held yesterday. The move aligns Poland with the Western powers in the territorial dispute.
Under the Quebec Liquor Act, the Ulcha Liquor Commission issued permits for seven hotel licenses eight restaurant licenses one cinema license and two shop licenses, following the Scott Act repost. The action took place in Quebec on October 26.
A Forum of the Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held Friday evening at City Hall chamber. Mr WebB Coatsworth of Central Press Agency Toronto will speak on Buying at Home and answer questions. The talk aims to involve phleabites and all citizens. the event is open to the public.
In New York on January 2, readers in a weight study of the elderly attempted to slim down. Among 48 participants in the reading class, scales averaged a loss of seven pounds five ounces, while Parkes claimed greater speed and reduction. others showed modest gains.
At an Ohio town students and teachers embrace Voliva's denied-space theory, while his Christian-Catholic church staunchly claims the earth is stationary and surrounded by a protective wall. The piece notes 1,000 high school pupils reportedly accept these ideas via their educators as local officials watch.
An Ohio firm receives permits to brew medicinal beer under new treasury regulations. The internal revenue service confirms prompt action by Blair Salt today.
Hor T A Crerar opened the National Progressive party campaign in the maritimes defending Western Canada against alleged loyalty imputations. He criticized Prime Minister Meighen and Hugh Guthrie for remarks about settlers and immigration and urged support for farmers and unity across Canadian-born leaders, noting Western provinces contributed many volunteers.
A European press summary reports ex-empress Zita and former Emperor Charles arriving in a Switzer land linked to an aborted restoration attempt. Witnesses say Zita warned of a grim reception while Swiss and Hungarian authorities specify exile or arrest could follow.
The Dominion Labour party unanimously reaffirms support for cooperation with the UL A L and endorses backing the Farmer candidate in the December 6, 1571 federal election. A committee room will likely open on Third Street next week with Mr. Armstrong to represent the party.
Premier Meighen addressed about 3000 Brantford electors in the armoury criticizing opponents on tariff policy and defending the government. G D Robertson and W F Cockshatt spoke on farmers and labor stances while Meighen argued for protection and cited railway employment plans, acknowledging tough years but claiming government performance.
Paris October 26 Premier Briand yesterday refused to entertain Greek Premier Gousaris and Foreign Minister Baltazie, who sought mediation amid rising tensions between Greece and Turkey. Newspapers report the potential for conflict remains a concern.
Weather permitting the Flamiee Orerton Weed and other machines will be demonstrated Friday at 2 pm on vacant land adjoining Contral Park. Residents are invited to attend and watch the machine in action.
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