Editorial on election trends and international politics
The article analyzes vote patterns for the O T A plebiscite and Conservative gains in Toronto Windsor and nearby wards, noting large shifts that suggest support for government control. It discusses Canadian interest in British preferences and the Baldwin Labour Government's defeat, with implications for trade and imperial policy.
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Windsor
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Kincardine Reporter
Canada
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Coirh
Protier MacDonald
Pire
Fvatives
Bite
Labor
Ppa
Conservavo
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Hargesgough
Canadiana
Great Britain
Australia
British South Africa
Baldwin
Britain
Mrest
Laban Party
Gongure i
Federal Government Rights to Help Ontario Liquor Controls
The piece criticizes Hon. Jacques Bureau for discourteous handling of Ontario Attorney-General Nickle’s correspondence over cooperation to deny more brewery and distillery licenses in Ontario. It notes an unanswered June 27 letter about a Brant county license despite provincial resistance and laments federal ministers’ lack of cooperation with Ontario to enforce temperance laws.
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Jacques Bureau
Nickle
Ontario
Dominion
Aetter
Brant County
Weekly Newspapers Decline Across Eight Ontario Counties
The Western Ontario Division meeting in London reports forty five fewer weekly papers in Essex Huron Kent Lambton Middlesex Norfolk Oxford and Perth since 1914. Across the Dominion costs of publication reduced output with Lambton dropping from fifteen papers to five.
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Ontario
London
Essex
Huron
Kent
Lambton
Middlesex
Norfolk
Oxford
Perth
Paptra
Afteen
Dominion
Forest Free Press
No Room for Argument on Plebiscite Result
Premier Ferguson asserts there is no room for argument after the plebiscite. The majority favors the U F A by about forty thousand, with prohibitionists defeated. Government will uphold the people's declaration and discipline dissenters within the party. Ontario must be governed by the majority.
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U. FA
A.changs
Ferguson
O.T. A
Ontario
Wood Bulletin
Obituary for Herbert F. Gardiner A Canada journalist historian
The Hamilton journalist and historian Herbert F. Gardiner M A died October 26. He studied at Albert College Belleville earning a B A in 1869 and M A the following year. He worked at the Hamilton Times and Hamilton Spectator and became editor in chief of the Hamilton Times in 1889. He later led the Ontario Institute for the Blind until 1916. Gardiner published Nothing But Names detailing township origins. His sister Ella Gardiner BA served as prec ptress at Albert College.
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Hamilton
Gardiner
Albert Colleges
Belleville
MN. A
Adda
Canada
Hamilton Times
Hamilton Spectator
Hamilton Timés
Ontario Institute For
Nimes
Lake Nipissing
Ella Gardiner
Albert College
Milton Reformer Sees Loyal Ontario Citizens Endorse Prohibition
The Milton Reformer notes Ontario voters and the public press favor prohibition. It praises Richard White as editor and founder while urging support for the plebiscite and government control of liquor. Local sentiment emphasizes sacrifice and community welfare in this political moment.
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Milton Reformer
Richard White
Reformer
Milton
Ontario
Community notes and local events in Town and Country
Neighborhood News reports J D Clemenge moving next to the Chamber of Commerce and a Wood’s Bakery replacement. A banquet for Winhers Corner Home and School Club entertained 150 guests with a chicken supper. William Graham broke his left arm picking apples on J C & M G Smith farm. The Methodist Church Young People enjoyed a baseball game between sites. A gathering at Miss Ruby Metcalfe’s home hosted twenty five friends for a miscellaneous shower with gifts and good wishes.
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Chamber of Commerce
Winhers Corner
Sehool Club
Wm. Graham
J.C. & M. G. Smith
Methodist Church
Ife
of &T
Paul
Manee Mona
Annie Alien
Ruby Metcalfe
Gazotty
Georgetown Town Elections and Local Events Noted
Georgetown plans municipal elections on December 1 with nominations the week prior. A lecture on the Ice Age by Prof Coleman of Toronto University engaged Local Council of Women. A car accident near Trafalgar injured Ma. J. H. Mc Cauky. repairs and community notices follow.
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W. J. Ross
Var Houten
Minth
Hastian
Mra. Bush
Rochester
Wilwon’s
Georgetown
Council of Women
Prof. Coleman
Toronto University
Frighds
Trafalgar
Ganfay
Ma. J. H. McCauky
Mra. King
Gordon Barber
Xueaday
Ongenue
Florida
Thax
End
Trilly
God
Narayan
Speight
Sib
Rayee
Leta Ian
Georgsttown
Fulure
F. B. Fisher
Craightrat
Oakville Social Scene Notes and Local Obituaries
Night of fun in Oakville contrasts with old social dates as residents recall past events. W R Avastin of Ninardt buys Isaac Wilson estate lakefront acres for a country home near Toronto, with permanent residence planned. Captain David John Reynolds, long lake skipper born in Oakville, dies at 18 Mitchell Avenue Toronto after a life at sea and early start as mate and captain.
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Hervies
Jon
Davis
Isaac Wilson
George Taylor
Toronto
Taylor
Court Tretalaar
Koo Church
Bixtesn
Basaar
Trafalgar
League of the Methodist Church
Hallowe'en
Thalr
Mise Dorothea Dougall
Misa Margaret Allen Jhavi
David John Neynolds
Old Lake
Mitchell Avenue
Oakville
Dave” Teynolda
Een
Moon
Lake Achogynepa
Yweoord
New Baby Sparks Jealousy as Neighbors Flock In
Fragmentary notes reveal Mary growing tired of attention from neighbors after the arrival of her baby. A guest quips asking if the baby talks, Mary retorts the infant “doesn’t need to talk” while others tease the girl over envy and fuss surrounding the newborn.
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Gil Abe
Mary
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