Rotary and Kiwanis Welcome Medicine Hat Visit
Havre Rotary and Kiwanis clubs visit Medicine Hat for a two day goodwill mission with 20 carloads of members and guests. The gathering includes a Friday reception at the Assiniboia Hotel and a Saturday luncheon at the Corona Hotel. The event highlights cross border fellowship between Havre and Medicine Hat clubs and notes long standing ties across the U.S.-Canada border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Rotary
Kiwanis
Medicine Ha
U.S
Lethbridge Kiwanis Club
Assiniboia
D. W. Hays
Harry Matthews
A. J. Hatch
G. G. Elder
Priscille Boyd
Iss Blush
Wal Ka Rollo
J. P. Marsh
Harry Polk
Alex Roll
Lorne Laidlaw
J. C. Beveridge
A. F. Lamey
Medicine Hat
Corona Hotel
Freeze
Medicine Hat Club
United States
Canada
America
Old Land
Page
Large Entry and Kees Day a Great Such Large Entry
The field day by the Olympic Club at Athletic Park featured keen events and strong youth entries. Lethbridge topped the meet with 143 points, Medicine Hat 97, with G ton and G Walker of Lethbridge leading individual scoring and Edith Wade among high jump winners. Runners and relays highlighted open and junior divisions as Redcliff hosted the Caledonian Society race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Club
Athletic Park
Lethbridge
Prand
Medicine Hat
G. Ton
G. Walker
Hamilton
Walker
Edith Wade
Mona Wade
Alberta
G. Hamilton
Redcliff
The
Caledonian Society
Worts
Salofsky
J. Henderson
Society
French aviator Coste to begin Atlantic flight on Monday
Captain Dieudonne Coste and co pilot Maurice Hellente prepared to fly the Question Mark from Le Bourget toward New York. The craft held the world long distance record for sustained flight and passed Cape Race Newfoundland en route with radio contact to St Pierre station reporting all aboard well.
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le Bourget
France
Dieudonne Coste
Atlantic
New York
Maurice Hellente
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Treland
St. Pierre
Mig
South St. Pierre
Bere
Coste
St Pierre Wessels
Hellente
Canso
Special Session Parliament to Pay Members by Day Rate
Ottawa reports the special session starting September 8 will pay members 25 dollars per day if the 51 day minimum for full indemnity is not met. Government aims to relieve unemployment while facing opposition, with closure as a possible tactic but not yet used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
House of Commons
Tong Rich
R. B. Bennett
Parliament Hill
Canada
Release of the Two Women Missionaries in Peiping
British missionaries Miss Harrison and Miss Nettleton freed after two months held by Communist bandits in Fukien. Troops escorted them to safety with United States Missionary Father Grace and about five thousand Chinese who feared remaining in the area. Weather notes follow with scattered clear and fair conditions across Canadian cities and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
China
Miss Harrison
Miss Nettleton
Fukien
United States
Father Grace
Explosion kills two at Kitchener sewer plant
A gas explosion at the Boon Ontario sewer plant in Kitchener this morning killed two men and seriously injured a third. Authorities reported the incident occurred at the new facility and are investigating the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchener, Gat
Kitchener
Boon
Ontario
Drunken RCMP Constable shoots woman at Manitoba-Sask picnic
At a Manitoba Saskatchewan boundary picnic 65 miles from Dauphin a Royal Canadian Mounted Police constable opened fire after a drinking event. Sophie Light 26 suffered a fatal or critical wound with a bullet to the abdomen and died early today while Constable J Pitt was jailed awaiting murder or manslaughter charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pikt
Hepina
R.c.mp
Dauphin
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
John Bracken
South Dakota
Man
Sophie Light
J. Pitt
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Pitt
Renton
Pirt
Light
Fire Army
Constable Pirt
R.C.M.P
Yorkton
England
Bracken
Assiniboine Valley
Alberta Grand Lodge Holds Annual Convention Here
Alberta Grand Lodge of the Sons of England met in Twaitea Hall with sessions on lodge business and an election of officers. Elected were E. J. Friend provincial grand president, W. M. Stanley past grand president, C. W. Twaites grand vice president, H. J. Noble re-elected grand secretary, J. C. Cadwell grand treasurer, J. Hornwell and H. J. Cox grand auditors. Delegates to the Supreme Lodge were Hartley Noble of Medicine Hat and a Calgary member. Mayor Baillivant welcomed the delegates. A banquet followed with toasts and speeches, then a group photo at Riverside Park and a final dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Grand Lodge of the Sons of England
Twaitea
E. J. Friend of
Coleg
Aess
Ehlé
Calgary
H. J. Noble
Medicine Hat
Supreme Lodge
Windsor
Ontario
Baillivant
Bro
A. J. Taylor
Winnipeg
Riverside Park
Grand Lodge
Bro. J. Bruce
Prairie Rose Lodge
Bro. Gale
Wade
Lethbridge
Collins
Grand Lodge of
Manitou
Lofts
Jasper
Cox
Redclff
W. H. Palmer
J. Hole
W .Cockerell
Taylor
Lawrence Bruce
T. Thompson
Burwash Heads North as Arctic Flight Underway
A radio message reports Major L. T. Burwash and pilot W. H. Gilbert left Fort Hearne Aug 26 in a giant plane toward the Arctic region where Sir John Franklin and 129 died 83 years ago. W. A. Buchanan, Western Canada Airways pilot, supplies gas at Fort Hearne and awaits at Hunter Bay on Great Bear Lake in case aid is needed.
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Winnipeg
L. T. Bur
Burwash
W. H. Gilbert
Fort Hearne
Williams Lake
John Franklin
W. A. Buchanan
Western Canada Airways
F Buchanan
Hunter Bay
Great Bear Lake
Budapest Riots Leave Hundreds Injured in Street Turmoil
Budapest crowds clashed yesterday in street unrest blamed on Communist agitation. About 300 people were injured, 30 seriously, including four policemen. Names mentioned include Dr William Wilson and former RCMP official J C Wilson, with reports from Dundas Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Bandit Killed in the North After Long Manhunt
A farmer shot and killed Chonka, alleged Berwyn bank bandit, eight miles north of Grimshaw on Sept 2 after he shot Thorne Collison, Peace River chief constable, and fled in a stolen boat. Police chase continues to verify details as search teams scour bush country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poltice’ River
Chonka
Berwyn Bank
Grimshaw
Northland
Peace River
Ding
Thorne Collison
Collison
Chanka
Sis
Paside
Rgate
Bush
Hearst Expulsion Order Reported From Paris
Paris dispatch states a government order expels William Randolph Hearst and Randolph Hearst publications from France. The move targets Hearst papers over coverage of the Anglo French naval pact and related materials. Hearst arrives in London and defends actions as freedom of press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Raf
Het
Willldne
Randolp Hearst
neWapy
Mo. «Adt
France
Harold J.T. “Fforany
Universal Service
Hearst
America
Universal Sérvice
London
William Randolph Hearst
United States
Hearst Newspapers
Bratvaag Arrives In Tronsoe With Andree Finds
The sealing ship Bratvaag arrived in Tronsoe carrying remains of the Andree expedition. Crowds gathered at the harbor as officials began a preliminary investigation into discoveries aboard a canvas boat marked with Andrée’s name. Objects include boots a map a compass a canvas tent fragment and possible human remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronsoe
Norway
Sealer
Bratvaag
Gunnar Horns
Andree Exploration
White Island
Merce Iite
Ae ‘Ey
Andree
Piree
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CFUSE
Elkwater Lake
Wobover
Cypress Hills
Wikwaer Lake
Banff
A. Anderson
Will
Jamies d
John Mitchell
Dan Roid
Mity
Roy Orporne
Mentani
Willow Creek
Manyberries
Avie
Elkwater
Monte Medigina Poe
Spottariauns
Cecil
Beveridge
Frank R. Freeze
Hone VE
Asperta
E. Pritt
R. Ripley
Lethridget
Ron Wans
E. Wade
Medicine
Ripley
Tiratt
G. Thomas
G. Thomas, ‘Aed Fe
J. Shaw
Lethbridge Ss
Ake
Pouitheen
J. Tae
Servi Ng
Walker Witts
G. Simmonds
Bethbridge
J. Joculyn
E. Mew
Médicine Hat
Geuer
Davis
Few
W. Doughty
Thbridge
M. Hendricks
G. Massey
A. Witham
G. Wanless
Ter Jdonne Corte
Maurice Bellonte
Vancouver
Clear
Moose Jaw, Clear
Penticton, Fair
Edmonton, Fair
Dauphin, Clear
Brandon
Port Arthur
Victoria
Regina
Prince Albert, Fair
Calgary, Fair
Lethbridge, Fair
Winnipeg, Clear
Toronto
West Provinces
Manitoba-Sask
Alberta Grand Lodge
Wn. T. Wilson
Gorden’, Wilson
Wentworth
J. C. Wilson
Dethbridge
Dundas
Qnt
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