British capital eyed Medicine Hat for new industries
London trader Yates presents plan to attract British investment to Medicine Hat Saskatchewan outlining opportunities in tanneries boot and shoe factories pottery agricultural machinery and wood products He cites Allied support and programs from The Imperial Trade Propaganda Association and The Oversees Department of the British Board of Trade seeking local assistance lists farms for sale and asks citizens to propose projects and partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Eat
Utemployiene
St. Tannery
Oo Pottery
Sneloas
G. Cunnitng
Giese
Great Britain
Medicine Hat
Canada
Dempire Producers
Imperial Trade Propaganda Association
British Board of Trade
Lord Hutte
Lord Vaig
University of Oxford
London Stock Exchange
National Service Department
Lord Inverforth
Ministry of Munitions
Hop
Winston Churchill
M.P
Ison Jones
Tathain
Rtondda
Four Killed In Rear End Freight Collision Near Canora Saskatchewan
A Canadian National freight train rear ended a stock train five miles west of Canora Saskatchewan. Four stockmen were killed: M Steinberg Canora VW Vinetsky Canora, Sik. Doubtsonse Ollien Lowie Harold Quinn Wadena. Injured: S Mighten Woedena NS PL Harris Wadden. No crew fatalities. Further CN details unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipes
Sephis
Pourse
Boy Aan
teCay Im
Canatdian
Finlay bridge work advances with near completion
Work on the Finlay bridge proceeds well with concreting on one side expected to finish tonight. The bridge will be closed all day, reopened Friday morning for vehicular traffic, and the second half work should start next Wednesday. Clarence Kummer to ride Miln O War at Windsor October 1. Biart Santa to ride Sirrian.
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Finlay
Thorrow Fat
Acmmer
New York
Clarence Kummer
Sir Barto
Windsor
Ont
Biart Satna
Sir Arian
News Gym Fund Seeks Local Subscriptions
Citizens urged to donate to The News gym fund to provide winter gymnastics facilities for city youth. Subscriptions received so far include Coolville Co 25 dollars U O T 25 Brown-Davies Co 15 N M Waldo 10. Daily acknowledgments will appear in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville Co
Brown-Davies Co
N. M. Waldo
Weather snapshot shifts across Alberta and Manitoba
Weather since yesterday remains touchy and cool across Alberta and Manitoba. Forecasts indicate stationary or slightly higher temperatures today and Thursday with variable cloudiness and cool conditions prevailing in cities including Vancouver Edmonton Medicine Hat Calgary Lethbridge Winnipeg.
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Vancouver
Alberta
Police Court Admits Auto Lights Violations and Sanity Exiles
Two cases involve owners charged with lacking rear lights. fines of two and three dollars plus costs were imposed. Additional cases cite similar violations. Night sessions this week saw two local residents ordered to the Ponoka Asylum for mental evaluation.
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Ponoka
Retail Merchants Debate Hal holiday at non meeting
The Retail Merchants Association held a non meeting to discuss whether to establish a weekly holiday. No definite decision was reached as the quarter’s question was deferred for further consideration at a future gathering near Tuex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants’ Association Non Aeeeting
Dveld
Bridecake towers rise on Shoreham coast defense
The two new Bridecake stations near Shoreham on the English coast feature steel towers set on concrete bases as part of coastal defense.
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Shoreham
Archdeacon Lloyd Urges Western Liquor Ban Vote
Archdeacon Lloyd declared the prairie provinces will be dry and urged a strong western vote to end liquor traffic. He said Oct 26th will mark the will of the people and criticized doctors and druggists for misconduct while calling for law and order and greater national unity under the empire.
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Archdeacon Lloyd
Empress Theatre
Prairie Provinces
Western
Canada
Liegdi
J. W. Morrow
England
Saskatchewan
West
Hic
Im Tsbo
University Wattilion
Robert Borden
Alberta
Wei Ulust
Nocbare
Phe
United States
Quetober V6th
Camas
Ontario
Imuan
Appeal Hearing On Railway Rate Increases Before Cabinet
Ottawa September 29. Argument against Railway Board rate increases opened in the Prime Minister office with almost the entire cabinet present. Ministers including Arthur Meighen, James Lougheed, George Foster and others heard from Manitoba and Saskatchewan officials and various trade groups. Advocates argued the increases would burden consumers and harm Western producers, urging reconsideration or parity in freight and passenger charges.
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Ottawa
Railway Board
Arthur Meighen
James Lougheed
George Foster
J. A. Calder
CC. Ballantyne
Ton
TL. Doherty
Tron
W. RR. Wigmore
Hlugh Blain
Fr. J. Symington
Government of
Manitoba
Privy Council
Alr
Hugh Lain
Wholesale Grocers’ Association
CPLR
Symington
CLP. Re
West
Prairie Provinces
Liverpool
Watkins Declares Bid for President Regardless of Party Pressure
The Rev. Agram S. Watkins, prohibition candidate for president, denied reports of offers to withdraw if Cox or Harding would pledge to enforce and not weaken the Volstead Act. He stated he will run for president regardless of Republican or Democratic pressure.
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Cinchiniwli
Ohio
Agram SS. Watkins
Prohibition
Cox
Harding
Alberta Union convention dates set for Lethbridge
Lethbridge report notes the Alberta Union of Municipalities will hold its convention in the city on November four and ten. The dates were fixed at a recent meeting, with plans outlined for local arrangements and guest attendees.
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Lethbridge
Alberta Union of Municipalities
Madam C Brendon Making Fight for Her Life
Ottawa reports the case of Ma cine Gagnon sentenced to be executed at Quebec on Friday again before the Cabinet Council. Discussed at length, the case involves using the death of her step child under exceptional cruelty. Her husband faces a life sentence for his role.
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Ottawa
Macine
Gagnon
Quebec
Cabinet Council
Machine Gagnon
Dakota Wheat Yield Is Big Despite Acreage Drop
Cass county's 600 acres seeded to wheat this year are expected to yield about 3 000 900 bushels, with average per acre near 50 bushels. Cass county agent B E Willson forecasts a strong total harvest surpassing last year's despite a 36 000 acre reduction from the previous season.
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Cass County
Fargo
N.J
BE. A. Willson
Thore T Han
Prisoner Ready to Remarry Wife
Niagara Falls Ontario Sept 20 David McNeal now in Welland Jail awaiting trial on a charge of murder deving four year old Margaret Bou cock in duly prepared to remarry his wife Mrs McNeal accompanied by a clergyman went to the jail and asked to accept her husband again for better or worse Crown Attorney Cowper said he was well and truly married and there was no need for a new ceremony The clergyman departed without a fee
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Niagara Falls
David McNeal
Welland
Rial
Mire Deving
Margaret Boucock
David McNeal Walls
Cowper
Cergymanu
Dominion Bank officials to visit Medicine Hat on train stop
A distinguished party of Dominion Bank of Canada officials will arrive in Medicine Hat by the Crow Nest train Thursday morning for a short visit of about ninety minutes before continuing west. The delegation includes Toronto banker Na Baorert, Toronto. Patton, Patton, and other Dominion Bank executives and directors.
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Dominion Bank of Canada
Medicine Hut
Crows Nest
Canada
Na Baorert
Toronto
Canadian Bankers’ Associative
Oh Patton
Mgr
Dominion Hank
A. W. Austin
Rd. Christie
U.S. McLaughlin
W. H. Near
Sir Augustus Nanton
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Eh Dt Yates
London
Encehard
Board of Trade
Canadian National Line
Canora
Bridecake
HP Brit
Lloyd
Archdecon Lloyd
Cone
Canadia
Beatty
Hanna
Dominion
Watkins
Brace
Madam C. Brendon
Dakota
Crown
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