Replacing Enumerators with 3 Registrars in Medicine Hat
The Medicine Hat Federal electoral district will use three registrars instead of enumerators to add voters to lists. Writ received for Dominion election, nominations Oct 22, election Oct 29. Registrars Thomas Coulter James Chorley and Charles Weeks sit at designated locations Sept 24 to 30. Eligibility requires British subject status, two months residency in riding, and one year in Canada.
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John AL Kine
Medicine Hat
Burns Block
Second Street
Horace J. Whiffin
Hese
Thomas BM. Coulter
Laird St
Cub
Saskathewan
James W. Chorley
Out Second St
Belfast
Canada
Priory Nees Fasming
Wrin
Poich
Medicine List
Alberta
Red Deer River
Medicine Mat
Acadia
Medicine Tat
Lethbridge
Foley Still Champion In Canadian Heavyweight Defense
Victoria reports Vic Foley the heavyweight champion of Canada won by technical knockout over Billy Mascot of Portland in a spirited seventh round bout. Foley opened with a hard right to the jaw forcing Mascot to the canvas and his seconds threw in the sponge to end the fight. Mascot fought gamely but Foley held a clearly wider margin on points when the bout ended.
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Victoria
Vic Foley
Canada
Cha Ineger
Billy Mascot
Portland
Ore
Foley
Portland Bos
Maseot
Mascet
Snowfall and Rain Across Northern Territories Reported
Rain and snow blanketed areas west and south of Medicine Hat with 3.5 inches of precipitation reported in the region. The Canadian Pacific main line saw heavy showers from Brooks to Tompkins, while Dasano to Calgary also experienced snow and rain. Empress sub divisions report no rain, and forecasts suggest clearing weather soon.
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Dassano
Calgary
Thix
Brooks
Tompkins
Empress
Medicine War Division
Cypress Wis
Boy Hints Suicide After Forcing to School
A Berwick boy aged eleven confided to his brother that he would drown himself rather than go to school in Kentville Nova Scotia. His body was found later in the river about four miles from his home. The finder noted the note-like remark as he fled to the river. In related news Liberals nominated Mackenzie of Stoughton for the House of Commons.
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Kentville
N.S
Howard Vicito
Berwick
Nominations Open for Provincial Byelection in Hemibrie
Returning officer Simponon announced three candidates at city hall for the September 9 provincial bye election. Conservative Joven Vendrick from Lever and Liberal Charles Ping merchant were nominated, with railway conductors William McCombs and others named as supporters and proposers listed in formal proceedings.
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P.M. Simponon
City Hall
Joven
J. Vendrick
Lever
William FE. McCombs
Charles
Ping Merchant
Officdy
Hemibrie
Premier rails at ocean combine in Nova Scotia campaign
Premier Kine Friday wrapped up his Nova Scotia tour in Keantville with criticism of ocean freight rates seen as monopolistic. He argued ocean fares hurt farmers and apple growers, contrasted with rail rate declines, and urged a decisive national mandate to press the fight. He planned to brief supporters in Charlottetown after traveling to Malifas.
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Keantville
N.S
Evangeline
Anmapolly
Kine
Frday
Nova Scotia Cammline
Ile
Europe
Whia
Brougett
Liverpool
Achee
Qrebec
Winniper
Williw Petersen
Tal Ho
Combine
Canada
Malifas
Charlottetown
Mr. Wine
Berlin Scientist Claims Fumes Yield 74 Percent Alcohol
An Italian engineer Andriusiani reportedly developed a process to extract alcohol from bread fumes. Berlin experiments in a bakery claimed 105 quarts of alcohol from 200 loaves, with vapors distilled from chimney flues.
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Berlin
Andrusiani
Saskatoon Lawyer Sentenced to One Year in Jail
Saskatoon lawyer Taylor was convicted on breach of trust charges tied to the Wheat Belt Packing Company, Ltd. A jury found the firm liquidated. the panel recommended mercy while acquitting the conspiracy counts.
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Saskatoon
Swekatoen
Cannell
Saskatoom Barrisies
I. Taylor
Wheat Pelt Packing Company, Ltd
Meres
Stequitted
Tharee
McCon Uelp Ds Uuanarrie T
Mary Ellen Smith Weighs Tariff Advisory Post
Vancouver reports Liberal member Mary Ellen Smith said she was approached about joining a tariff Advisory Commission to be appointed by the Government, though no definite offer was made.
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Vancouver
Mary Ellen Smith
Loeishdlure
Abe
Million Bushels Handled In One Saskatchewan Day
Regina Sept. Fa. Creathve reports the Saskatchewan Co operative Elevator Co handled 2 040 000 bushels of wheat in a single day, an all time company record. It marked the first year with over one million bushels in one day and noted a high grade of Saskatchewan wheat. Half of the contract trade wheat is Northern according to today’s update.
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Regina
Creathve
Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Company
Ne.t Northern
Election Meetings Next Week Warn Support for All Three Candidates
Next week bye election events will feature speakers backing all three candidates. Liberal figures Capt Bowen Montonton and RoC Marshall Uial Gary are slated to address electors, with Mrs Neilie McClung may speak locally. Attorney General Brownles plans to back W ole McCombs and Labor standard bearer. Conservative AL Gilliveay and J W Fewines are set for campaign meetings. RDB Bennett also scheduled to address Monday September 28.
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Tor
Capt
Bowen
Montonton
Roc. Marshall
Uialgary
Neilie McClung
Attormes
Brownles
Ddau
W Ole
McCombs
Wo Divine
MBL
McCombus
Robert Gardiner
M. B
Greenfield Sae
AL AL McGilliveay
J. W
Fewines
Téd Wlanton
R DB. Bennett
Ship Blows Up Off Florida Coast All Are Safe Except One
A schooner or ship exploded off the Florida coast. Telegrams report engineer Neier Felton survived, sent via his mother in Jacksonville. Crew member Troy and another, including a radio operator, are noted as saved except for the radio operator.
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Florida
Bath
Matis
Flovida
Neier Felton
Jacksonville
Messinge Troy
Seth All
Wheat market holds narrow gains amid light demand
Winnipeg market notes a thin fair with limited activity aside from November wheat advancing 1 8 from prior close. October and December eased slightly, May dropped, exports remain light, and overseas orders appear to be filled through October. Spot oats and barley show minor shifts as freight and vessel demand stay muted.
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Winnipeg
Ixport
Num
Seamen's strike to be made issue in Australian election
Melbourne reports an unofficial British seamen strike impacting ports and shipping. The coming general election to be held around October 14 is seen as a test of whether Australia remains under parliamentary democracy or succumbs to extremist autocracy amid the disruption.
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Melbourne
Australia
Dominion
Austaly
Comers
1Wcamnner
Capetown
S.A
South Africa
Royal Mail
Table Mountain
Cave Town
Durban
Port Curno
Port Als
Tit Bits of Today Political News in Various Congregations
Red Deer and surrounding towns report candidates and conventions as parties decide on hopefuls for the federal election. Dr. Michael Clark declines running in Red Deer. Liberals and Conservatives hold meetings to nominate or oppose candidates. Other regions note nominations for South Temiskaming and Macleod. ballots and withdrawals shape the race.
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Red Deer
Michael Clark
Clark
C P R Train Service Changes Effective Sunday
Canada Pacific Railway announces changes effective Sunday September 27. The Trans-Canada Limited and The Mountaineer routes are withdrawn. Imperial No 1 and No 2 schedules adjust with earlier arrivals and departures at Calgary Medicine Hat and Vancouver. Great West Express No 41 and No 62 continue with existing timing adjustments and daily operations to Edmonton and Saskatoon.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Wu Gvenermd Cheupge
Trans-Canada
Mountaineer
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Vancouver
Medicine Hat
Calture
Imperial
Pau
Calgary
Presse
Calgary Dream
Tatae
Toronto
Winniper
Saskatoon
Edmonton
Kootenay Landing
Westhotaid
Lethbridge
Fernie Miam
Cranbrook
Nelson
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de Tiinion
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Sinibois
Mackenzie
Stoughton
Commons
A. A. McGillivray
C.S. Pingle
J. J. Hendrick
W. E. McCommbs
J. A. Wintemuir
E.G Alien
C. C. Bo Rowe
Lean T
W. Kent
H.R. Bustow
Owen Cainell
R. J. Repurn
H.C. McDaniel
Whitlam Pingle
T. Graham
W. Stacey
G. OA. Hoover
D. R. Leeveaue
AL P. Burns
Hector Lone
H.on
Cavan
Dunmore
Ocean
Mary Eleen Smith
Seaboard Audvices
Canrioads
Abel Moaun
Wdmopun
An. A. G. Bury
East Midmonton
Federa
A. R. McKenan
M. L.A
George Latham
Englehart
Ona
Harris Welch
Temiskaming Telephone Company
South Temiskaming
Angus Max Donald
Welch
Macleod
Jaelk Merron
Macleod Conserv
Wight
Toto Pam
A.B. Carr
Brownlee
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