Underdrain Upgrades Progress at Fourth Filter Plant
Reports show work on improving the fourth filter at the water works plant near completion. The policy targets redesigning and upgrading one filter bed per year with new tubes and fixtures to yield improved performance. Opposition benches in Edmonton debate debt adjustment bills. Premier Aberhart says legislation will pass if financial terms suit.
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Ofc
Edmonton
C.P
Alberta
Agriculture
Aberhart
J. W. . Hagill
Death of former Medicine Hat resident in Toronto accident
A Toronto Globe report recalls the death of John L. Pear, a former Medicine Hat resident, who died after a road crash near Orillia while visiting. He left a widow, three sons and two daughters. Pear was a Mason and Presbyterian. his brothers included Silt Alf and others who supported the national genealogy effort.
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L'Oronto Globe
Medicine Hat
John L. Pear
Rand
Orillia
Tiel Peard
Merlichien
Alf
Nincrosse
Lid
Bill Bateber
Canada Loses Two RAF Men Searched by Five Planes
EDMONTON Aug. 31 Canada RC A F airmen Sheldon W. Coleman and Leading Aircraftsman J. Mor t y vanished Aug 17 on a Hunger Lake to Fort Reliance flight. Five RAC aircraft and radio links from Fort Reliance aided a widening search as weather and terrain hindered the trek through the Barren Lands.
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Edmonton
C.P
Royal Canadian, Signal Corps
Outpost Island
Ywest Sn
Great Slave Lake
Fort Reliancé
R.C.A.F
Sheldon W. Coleman
Aero 1
J. Nrorty
Hunger’ Lake
Fort’ Reliance
Rudy Hheuss
Cascadia. Airways
Fort Reliance
Ottawa Trade Minister Back From Continent Tour
Hon. Buler, minister of trade, returned to Ottawa after canvassing commercial possibilities in Britain and on the continent. He visited Russia, Poland, Germany and Holland and held lengthy talks with government and business leaders in England. It is believed Russia trade revival is unlikely, but groundwork for improved relations with other nations was laid and England's role in empire treaty revisions next year remains vital.
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Solon Low
S.C
Warner
Ottawa
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Trabe Sucree
Hilt E
Uler
Russia
Poland
Germany
Holland
England
Baseball standings scramble across leagues and players
Fragmentary notes from a baseball page reference National and American League figures such as Lopez Weaver Atwood Hollingss Lombardi and Hemsley with scattered scores and sites. The text lacks complete context but hints at league listings and player mentions.
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Ene
Acayden
Lopez
Weaver
Waiters
Cand Atwood
Hollingss
Lombardi
American League
Hemsley
Witetilt
Einai
Canada Plans Loan Meeting In New York
The Herald Tribune reports Canada will meet in New York today to discuss a Dominion guaranteed loan of 324,220,000 dollars on bonds originally issued by the Grand Trunk Railway. The article notes similar past loans were refunded or repaid with aid from loans and stresses this occasion may not require such steps.
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New. York
C.P
Herald ‘Tribune
New York
Grand ‘Rink Railway
Canadian Naional Railways
Herald Tribune
Man Hunt for California Slavers Turns Deadly
In Oregon a gun battle leaves Deputy Lange Constable Clark and Captain Seaborn dead. Ex-convict brothers John and I Brite, ages 86 and 34, implicated in a violent escape following assault warrants. Father A Brite confirms he urged them to hide in the woods during the escalating chase. The posse, aided by bloodhounds, pressed through heavy brush as authorities warned shooters to be prepared.
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California
Calif
California-Oregon
John ‘Brite
Brite
A. Dd Brite
Syd Brown
Jackson County
Oregon
Lake
Martin. Lange
Joseph' Clark
Red Seaborn
United States
Navy
Seaborn
Charles Baker
Baker
Premier Stevens declares Australia near full recovery
Premier Stevens of New South Wales tells New York reporters Australia has achieved almost complete recovery from low mood and expects unemployment to return to normal within a year. He cites rapid improvement and warns against new global calamities. The piece also notes the Irish Free State population falling to 2,965,850 after a decade.
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Stevens
GE Age
New York
C.P
Australia
New South ‘Wales
Free State
Milk and Cream Prices Under Study by Utility Board
The Utility Commission will convene at the court house to inquire into milk and cream production supply distribution and sale in the city and surrounding area. The session follows an application by the Médicine Hat Milk and Cream Producers association requesting an inquiry into the milk and cream situation in the territory.
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Board of Utility
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Producers Association For
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Alberta Parliament Debates Prosperity Certificates Act
Hon. Lucien Maynard urges urgent action on the Prosperity Certificates Act second reading as Edmonton seeks authority to issue and exchange certificates. Liberal G. A. Van Allen cautions patience and warns of constitutional risk while noting possible court challenges and penalties for issuing substitutes for currency.
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Edmonton
Lucien Maynard
G. AH. van Allen
Lib
Van
Canada
Supreme Court
van. Allen
North America
Calgary Gas officials praise first odorizing unit
Chief P Di Mellor of the Calgary Gas Company praised the first odorizing gas system unit fitted and installed. He visited Medicine Hat after Lethbridge, reports say the unit is functioning, spreading a strong odor similar to skunk gas to alert occupants of gas leaks. One unit serves from Connaught school to the river. another is under construction and slated for completion in about two months.
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Calgary Gas Company
Mellon
Lethbridge
Connaught
Japan May Demand Dissolution of Kuomintang
Tokyo dispatches report that if the army approves, Japan will demand dissolution of the Kuomintang in China. Newspapers said a message to Nanking will present the demand as part of settling the August 24 Chengtu incident in Szechuan province.
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Japan
China
Kuomintang Party
Nanking
Hhe Army
Chengtu
Szechuan Province
Edmonton to cut municiple debt interest to three percent
A proposal in the new provincial legislation sets a maximum three per cent interest payment on municipal indebtedness in Edmonton. Mayor Clarke notes the reduction will lower carrying costs for city finances.
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Edmonton
Clarke
Campaign protests minimum price for wheat set by Canadian board
RGNA reports Guy Williams, Saskatchewan leader of the Co operative Commonwealth Federation, opened a campaign against the Canadian Wheat Board’s minimum price of 87 125 cents per bushel. Williams said he would seek aid from farm and business organizations to protest the federal action in a statement issued by the federation.
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C.P
Canadian Wheat ‘Board
Guy Williams
Sasstatchewan
Co-operative ‘Commonwealth ” ‘Federation
Co. Williams
Eter
Turbulent Spain War Front Reports Release Dramatic Dispatches
London reports intensified fighting as Madrid claims low casualties while battles rage around Trun and Burgos. Bombs hit Bilboa Cordoba Granada and Cadiz as Britain and France push for arms embargo and an international hands off Spain effort.
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Cordoba
Granada
CADI
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Eee
Madrid
Trun
Cadiz
Britain
France
International Committee On
Spain
News-Chronicle
Specia
Lisbon
Portugal
Mercenari
Forest fires at Glacier sweep through Montana village
A forest fire crossed the continental divide at Glacier Park Montana destroying the resort hotel 90 cabins ranger station and several buildings. More than 100 guests from the resort were evacuated no one was hurt and damage was set at about 25000 as 1200 men fought the blaze near Swift Current Pass and the valley.
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Glacier
Park
Mont
C.P
Continental Divide
Naturalization Deliberations Highlight Canadian Citizenship
The report notes thousands of new Canadians receiving naturalization papers amid debates on national identity. It cites Kiwanians and Governor remarks on English history knowledge and the role of citizen obligations in shaping Western Canada's future.
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Wanis
Canada
Citiz
United States Plans Rapid Withdrawal From Spanish Waters
Washington announced urgent plans to pull all government ships from Spanish waters after the civil war crisis. Secretary Hull said decisions on rescue operations and dates would be set in the next few days following discussions with President Roosevelt and awaiting explanations from both sides.
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Spain
United States
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Hull
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State’ Départment
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