Medicine Hat Hosts Quality Dogs at Local Beach Show
The Medicine Hat Kennel Club hosted a well regarded dog show at the Arena led by judge Vic W. Williams of Vancouver. Bert Forrest of Calgary won the Gershaw trophy with Tayside Rob Roy a Scotch terrier, while reserve went to Ch Call of Travers a Springer spaniel owned by W. Armstrong of Medicine Hat.
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Medicine Hat
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French Forces Mass on Frontier as Nazi Threat Grows
Paris reports France mobilized up to nine hundred thousand trained reserves toward the German frontier while Germany concentrates troops along the Siegfried line opposite the Maginot fortifications. The move is described as precautionary with no immediate alarm.
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Paris
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Nuremberg
Medicine Hat Progress Club Meeting Tonight
The regular monthly meeting of the Medicine Hat Progress Club will be held tonight in the police court room at City Hall, starting at 8 o'clock.
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Medicine Hat Progress Club
Police Court Room
City Hall
Heaviest Fighting Of Chinese War Reported
Japanese troops claimed a decisive victory over the Chinese 88th division on the southeast border of Henan and Anhui. Reported as the heaviest fighting of fourteen months of war, Chinese sources deny the Japanese victory claims.
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C.P
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Chilean Rebellion Crushed as Government Declares Siege
Chilean government gains six months free hand after a brief revolt by a small National Socialist faction. Fighting ended with no reported deaths. General Carlos Ibanez blamed and arrested as rebels were driven from buildings. State of siege proclaimed. at least 80 arrested.
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C.P
Carlos Ibanez
Weekend Labor Day Toll Across Canada and New York
The Labor Day weekend left 39 deaths in Canada with Ontario accounting for 22 fatalities including 12 motor deaths. Quebec saw nine, British Columbia two, Manitoba two, three in the Maritimes and one in Saskatchewan. New York reports a total weekend toll of 396 with 273 killed by cars.
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Quebec
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Saskatchewan
New York
Local Merchant G A Clash Returns From Holiday Trip
G A Clash, a Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta visitor, reports Edmonton’s growth, highway progress, airport plans, building permits near 3 million dollars and theatres spending heavily. He notes oil production gains in Turner Valley and crop prospects in Alberta.
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Nations Ditch Automatic Sanctions Under League Covenant
Belgium Sweden and the Netherlands informed Britain they will not apply automatic sanctions under Article XVI of the League covenant. The move follows Copenhagen July decision by Europe’s smaller powers upholding their right to decide on sanctions. The shift comes amid ongoing League tensions since Geneva measures.
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Home Fleet Heads North Sea Cruise From Portsmouth
Warships of the Home Fleet steamed from Portsmouth and other bases for a five week cruise in the North Sea. The itinerary was changed at short notice from the usual fall exercises to ensure the English Channel remains guarded during the two week period.
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Moose Prize Winners at Carnival Draw
The Moose Carnival closed with a big night led by an 11 p.m. draw overseen by Alderman Warham. Winners included Miss A. R. Todd of Nelson B C at No 6486, Assiniboia Hotel No 2472, Mrs. J. Reed Royal Hotel No 7067, T. Elder No 1526, and C. E. Crawford No 7996.
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Baseball scores from National and American Leagues
In National League games Brooklyn and Philadelphia posted high scoring contests with runs by Tamulis Wallahan and Davis, while Cincinnati Boston and New York produced limited scoring. American League action saw Cleveland and Detroit post uneven totals with Feller contributing for Cleveland and a shutout by Detroit.
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Philadelphia
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Boston
New York
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Lopez
Schumacher
Danning
Cleveland
Uwuo
Detroit
Feller
Hemsley
Typhoon Devastates Central Japan Killing Dozens
Fire and floods swept central Japan as a 7 mile per hour typhoon hit. Takaoka suffered fires and leveled housing, public buildings, and schools. Osaka counted 15,000 flooded homes and Kobe saw ships sunk or damaged. A weaker typhoon earlier caused at least 174 deaths near Tokyo Yokoi.
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C.P
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Takaoka
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Czech Govi offers concessions in Sudeten talks
Negotiations since August 17 aim at a common settlement point. The Sudeten German party calls for rapid satisfaction of Henlein eight points, including full territorial autonomy. Henlein met Hitler in Bavaria. Viscount Runciman met Benes and relayed messages to London. A Benes Sudeten German conference was postponed to this afternoon. Hitler seeks reactions from Czechoslovakia and Britain.
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Hitler Ignores Czech Situation at Nazi Congress Nuremberg
Adolf Hitler addressed the 10th annual Nazi congress in Nuremberg, avoiding mention of Czechoslovakia. He claimed Germany could subsist independently, rejected a foreign pact, and warned against blockade as a tool of war. Observers expected a clearer stance on Sudeten German demands.
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Adolf Butler
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Italy
Prem Prayed For Better Grain Prices
Alberta Premier William Aberhart spoke at the Calgary Prophetic Bible Institute calling for improved grain prices and harvest conditions. He cited rising unemployment in Saskatchewan and Manitoba while praising two weeks of good weather and praying for higher grade crops and relief from debt. He noted grasshopper damage in Saskatchewan and closing by mentioning a hospital flagpole painted by Harry Yost.
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Calgary
Alberta
William Aberhart
Alberta Employment Service
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Saskatchewan
Count of Covadonga Dies in Auto Accident
The Count of Covadonga, 31, eldest son of former King Alfonso of Spain, died from head injuries after a automobile accident in Miami on September 6.
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Miami
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Spain
Giant Dahlia Stuns Calgary Gardeners in City News
A Calgary paper notes a giant eight foot dahlia grown by Mr. W. Mitchell of 74 Second St. Medicine Hat claims a taller specimen, but Mitchell boasts a nine foot five inch dahlia in his own garden with a dozen blooms. The plant features a Mistress A variety with pink shaded flowers and adds to Mitchell's acclaimed city garden.
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Calgary
W. Mitchell
Second St
Medicine Hat
Mitchell
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