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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Sep 22, 1925

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Crow's Nest Pass Rates Defended by Premier

St. John New Brunswick Sept 22 At the first of his two meetings in New Brunswick Premier King defended Crow's Nest Pass railway rates saying the government acted within law and that the railway commission should proceed with rate equalization. He criticized opposition claims that Canada West Indies treaty was not before the committee and noted the 1907 statute set the rates.

Railway Commission Ile Canada Prairies Dominion

Notorious Plunger Kidnapped Amid Theories In Chicago

Chicago police weigh ransom or revenge theories after the kidnapping of real estate dealer Belford nicknamed Hickory Slim. His wife identifies him as the target in a crime that began when two men seized him near a theatre, taking jewelry valued at 82 000 as they fled in an automobile.

Chicaga Dbeury Belvord Hig Belford Tasband

Chased Criminal Across Continent Detained in Montreal

Police report James Cordney alias Joseph Maure, 24, sought in connection with a killing and wounding in July, captured by Detective Arinciin Prodteur in Montreal after a cross continental manhunt. Authorities say the suspect faced extradition procedures.

Meeting at High School Highlights Alberta Campaign

A high school venue hosted a Conservative candidate meeting where speakers criticized the Greenfield government. They argued taxation and debt rose, budgets lagged, and credit fled Alberta as they pressed for immediate tax relief and economic reforms.

Premier Greenfield addresses Kiwanis on Alberta growth wealth

Premier Greenfield spoke to the Kiwanis Club in Edmonton detailing twenty years of Alberta’s development. He praised steady progress and noted Alberta as a leading Dominion province. The club approved buying books for High School students as loans. A committee led by Cherry Mills, George Preston and Reed Helmes will assist a needy case near Seven Persons.

Alenandr High School Comates Yip Blanchard Green A. A. McGillivras W.L. Garlyle Alberta Prince of Weles Carlyle McCambs Kiwanis Greenfield Dominion Tremier Greenfield Itfiwanis Club Edmonton Bob Black Cherry Mills George Preston Peed Helmes

Fire destroys residence in Laurent Street, Quebec

Victoria Ville Quebec September 22 fire on Albert street home of Laurent destroyed by oil stove explosion. Mr Machide Merion and one two year old child perished. Four other children escaped.

Victoria Ville Machide Merion Chidren Laurent Albert Street

Tia Juana Fire Nearly Destroys Town in California

Fire swept through Tia Juana near the border, destroying saloons and a block of buildings. Water shortages hampered firefighting as the Vernon Club and other structures burned, with flames spreading before dawn and winds driving the blaze. Insurance valued at about 200000 is noted, and memorials were planned for the event.

Stuy Diego Cal Caioriag Rapil Pentine Ducios

American Farmers Buy 33 Saskatchewan Farms on Western Visit

A party of thirty American farmers touring Saskatchewan’s Snipe Lake Jeston Tyner districts by the Canadian National Railway Agricultural and Colonization Department purchased thirty three farms. The group expects widespread migration from Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin and North Dakota next year. The buyers praised the land climate and hospitality and numerous sales are near townships with good transport and facilities.

Canada Canady Snipe Lake Keston Saskatchewan Agricultural and Colonization Canadian National Railway Jéston Tyner Lou Yersans Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota Agricultural and Colonization Department L. B. Bosch Department St. Paul Boya Sil Vicant Cuttiveto

Dr George Elder Addresses Rotary on Eye Ear Care

Dr George Elder spoke for twenty minutes about his work as an eye and ear Nose specialist and the need for medical specialization. He explained how hearing and sight issues affect both children and adults and how Rotary services may be called upon in coming months. Guests included J C Beveridge and Dr Porter of California.

Rotary Clubs George Elder Eet Ciih Allutter Tie Rotary Une J.C. Beveridge Waa Porter California

Demented miner eludes posse after killings in Peoria

De mented coal miner Joseph Sperrag shot Sheriff Lithehnell and Patrol Chief Leonard in Peoria. A posse arrived to rush bombs from Peoria to dislodge the fugitive who had barricaded himself after the shooting. Officers deem him deranged and doubt he can be captured alive.

Peorie Tih Joseph Sperrag Ane Litehnell Jotut Leonard Potuss Cehief Patuca Asket Gvat Peoria Spenraz Sotuea Twe

Prince Ahmed Arrives in Constantinople With Attendants

From Constantinople the prince Ahmed Zier Ke Lin who escaped a mental asylum in Magland arrived Monday on the Troits steamer Phrygie. He traveled with his mother and an English attendant and a Megyllian steward. Court records show he was sentenced to three years in reformatories after pleading guilty to stealing fetters and manacles.

Charles Dickens London The Temple Reuter Constantinople Ahmed Zier Ke Lin Maglanad Phrygie Saskatoon Upton Renitentiars Eo AC Meorg

League address warns Austria on future annexation to Germany

The assembly heard Dr. Veverka of Czecho-Slovakia warn Austria to abandon any hope of annexation by Germany. The discussion followed Vienna’s liberation from League finances and support for gradual Austrian autonomy. Other reports from Geneva note shifts in Mosul oil and Turkish Britain tension amid Allied diplomacy.

Austria Germany League of Nations Assembly de. Veverka Switzerland League Assembly Conneik Pharnarian Jeremial Smith Boston Geneva Westminster Gazette Gol. Amery Daily Telegraph Turkey Great Britain Telegraph Sive Moscow Bae” Dto Mascow America Iaiy France Mosul Oondrak Angora

Sapiro Non-Sutted in Libel Case Against Newspapers

Regina court case ends with jury withdrawal. Justice Macdonald upholds fair comment on a matter of extreme public importance in the libel action against the Star and Phoenix of Saskatoon and the Leader. Plaintiff failed to prove malice.

Sapiro Regina Star and Phoenix Saskatoon Regima Ves Justice Macdonald Ife Springton WK. C Hil Miutice

Lady Cynthia Seeks Parliamentary Seat At Stoke On Wrent

Lady Cynthia Vestey, daughter of the late Marquis of Curzon, announced at a miners constituency meeting in Stoke on Wrent that she will run for parliament as a Socialist. The Bahot ballot forms part of the endorsement.

Stoke On Wrent England Cynthia Vestey Marquis of Curzon Dectors

Wheat Prices Slip on Continued Market Weakness

Winnipeg reports a further decline in October wheat to about SP G8 while November futures ease. Canada and U S supplies show a rise and exports stay cautious with pools selling direct. Cash wheat weak. barley activity noted. overall demand remains subdued.

Winnipeg Nere United States

Woman found burned to death in lumber yard furnace

Police report Sophie Poleski murdered at Lewis street lumber yard by foreman George Symak who allegedly poisoned wine and burned her body in the kiln. Symak held on homicide charges. Poleski's husband John Peleski questioned after discoverer noted no serious injuries.

New York Sophie Poleski East Side Lewis Street George Symak Symak Hintste Hetle Symuk Tiber John Peleski District Attorney’s Office

Great Shipment Of B C Onions Leaves For New Zealand

Vernon reports thirty nine carloads of British Columbia onions shipped to New Zealand via Vancouver. The CPR provides storage at Okanagan Landing until shipment completes, a record for the province. Last year no BC onions were exported, a small 60 ton shipment helped open the new trade.

Baby Carriage Theft Stuns Vancouver Shopper

Mrs. W. Cosman left her baby outside a shop in Vancouver on September 22. On returning she found the infant had been moved from its new carriage into a dilapidated old one and the newer vehicle was gone.

Vancouver B.C

Also Mentioned on This Page

Crow’s Nest Meighen West—Order of Commissioners Fair and Just Plunger Hickory Slim Chicago A. J. Beach Balmoral Street Beach Lenin Omar Foan Louis Loucheur Assembly of the League of Nations Kiwanis. Club Mrofreder Tia Juana Asomemorial Aneochepy Nobrossan Diesel Sascatelwean Gilbert Onvan DR. Elder Demented Miner Posse Prince Ahmed Jeremiah Smith Irak Lady Cynthia New Zealand Native Sons Orange Hall J.E. Davies Nova Scotia
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