Liberal revival led by Laurier strengthens Ottawa lobby
The Globe portrays Sir Wilfrid Laurier as the driving force behind rebuilding the Liberal opposition in Ottawa. It notes his long national effort to unite and empower younger Liberals, shaping a disciplined, positive program to move Canada forward, and to confront opponents with renewed vigor.
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South Renfrew
Tam
Liberal Party
Wilfrid
Canada
Ship of State
Wilfrid Laurier
Liberal rise in Ottawa under dynamic leadership and opposition unity
The piece portrays Liberal MPs across Canada as an energized, cohesive force in Ottawa. It highlights key figures such as Be land, Bureau, Macdonald, Kyte, and Buchanan, praising their vigor, debate skills, and regional strength from Ontario to the Prairies. It credits their renewed purpose to the 1919 defeat and a focus on national service over votes.
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Ton
George 2. Graham
Ol Guard
Me Pugsley
Oliver
Lemieux
Emerson
Pugsley
New Trunswick
Lemiery
Gratiani
Minmerson
Westmoreland
Iits
Liberal Party
Fred Pardee
Ontario
Mr. Vardee
Hhe
Duncan C. Ross
Hugh Guthrie
A. HH. Clarke
W. A. Charlton
Johnnie Angus
McMillan
Archie
Coig
Tom' Low
Renfrew
Graham
Quebec
Beland
Jacques Bureau
Maritime Provinces
M. Macdonald
F. B. Carvel
Ressive
G. W. Kyte
J. Tr. Sinclair
Nova
Dr Molloy
Robert Cruise
Glen Campbell
Manitoba
Molloy
Croker
Dohite
Saskatchewan
W. J. Knowles
J. Gy Torrill
W. M. Martin
Prairie
Mberta
A. Buehanan
A. Magrath
Daniel O'Connell
Canada
Wilfrid Down
Borden
Gladstone
Wooden tires for motor trucks novelty in England
An article describes a wooden tire innovation by John Henry Knight of Parmham as an elastic, load bearing substitute for rubber tires. The ash block tires wrap around wheels in multiple rows, feature saw cuts and wedges for elasticity, steam bending, and steel cleats to prevent splitting, claiming 600 pound load capacity and good road handling.
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England
John Henry Knight
Parmham
Water rights notice for Willie Sehad at Kootenay District
Willie Sehad of Hall River applies to take and use two elbie feet of water from Tull River for irrigation on land in Group One Kootenay District near Wardner. Water diverted at CP Redamon Bell River, filed in Cranbrook office. objections to Water Recorder or Controller of Water Rights by March 18, 112.
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Willie Sehad
Hall River
Tull River
Kootenay River
Wardner
CP. Redamon Bell River
Kootenay District
Cranbrook
B.C
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
Wn. Schad
Thy “A. Bt. Macdonald
K. C
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Ottawa
Harry W. Andersen
Toronto Globe
Disraeli
Liberalism
Lord Randolph Churchill
Greater
Veta Whiet
Armot
Mrect Reco Factory
Dominion
Tyottwart
Te Oaline
Activ
Efit Coch Stove
Canada Malleable & Steel Range Mfg. Co., Limited
Oshawa
Ont
Ma Ata
Dominion Pridi
DenAngle
Vic, Rollins
Mgr
Seymour
Granville Street
Vancouver
Granville Palace
IAI
Kelley
Great Museum
Spokane
Wash
Toctakre and
PSH Water
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