The Political Crisis in B. C. Cranbrook Election Moment
The Cranbrook riding faces a pivotal crisis as the August 16 vote determines whether the current Liberia administration is ousted or a further two years of unsatisfactory governance continues. The article frames the upcoming electoral verdict as the decisive factor in BC autonomy history.
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Cranbrook
British Columbia
Liberia
Irishman Holt and CPR figures move in Canadian railways
The item tracks Sir Herbert Samuel Holt of Montreal and his son Capt H P Holt MC as their marriage connects Irish and Canadian lines. It notes CPR leaders Gilmour and Connelly transfers, Hall's Calgary tour remarks on Western crops, and CPR officials Neal Humphrey смен dinner honors in Toronto.
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Green Isle
Irish Independent
Herbert Samuel Holt
Montreal
H. P. Holt
M.C
Aileen Elizabeth
C.P.R
Co. Kildare
Grattan Holt
Capt. Holt
8Rd Dragoon Guards
Canadian Pacific
Grant Hall
Calgary
Hall
United States
Seamen's Institute at Quebec Plans Advance
A citizens committee met at the Royal Bank building to consider a Seamen's Institute on the harbor site. Commander Elliot of the CPR indicated a $5,000 donation from CPR president Beatty, contingent on raising the rest from other sources. Plans estimate total cost between $26,000 and $80,000, with initial talks on fundraising and securing balance.
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Seamen's Institute
Quebec
Secur
Royal Bank
J. T. Ross
Commander Elliot
Canadian Pacific Btoamazine
Get M. Bosworth
FE. W. Beatty
C.P.R
Eratiiids
Wallinger urged as voters rally to oust Liberal government
A 1916 letter appeals to intelligent voters in British Columbia to back Mr. Wallinger in the bye election. It denounces the Oliver government for debt, patronage, and alleged betrayals, urging turnout August 1 to end what it calls a corrupt Liberal regime.
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Oliver
Wallinger
B.C
Victoria
Mr. Wallinger
Cry in the Solitude Poem and Wheat Shipment Note
A reflective poem by J. Stefansson from Lethbridge Alberta contemplates longing and sorrow. It contrasts inner yearning with the futility of fulfilled wishes. The piece is followed by a data note: from Sept 1 1921 to May 20 1922 the Lethbridge division of the Canadian Pacific Railway shipped 6 400 000 bushels of wheat across Okotoks to Dunmore Junction near Medicine Hat.
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J.M. Gilmour
C.P.R
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
J. H. Fairley
Edmonton
Mr. Gilmour
Rene
S. C. Connelly
J. M. Gilmour
C. D. MacKintosh
C.P.R. Social and Athletic Club
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Okatoks
Boundary
Dunmore Junction
Road Dust in Crank Case Costs More Than Gold Dust
Motor car manufacturers urge frequent crank case cleaning and oil changes every 500 to 1000 miles. Road dust and sand enter the crank case, grinding metal and reducing engine efficiency as oil becomes diluted by fuel mixtures over time.
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Imperial
Crank Case Cleaning Drive Promoted Across Dominion
A campaign urges motorists to flush crank cases with light oil and clean thoroughly before refilling to preserve lubrication. Faulty carburetor tuning and wear allow piston clearance to grow, while dirty oil and fuel residues hurt lubricating value. The drive, backed by retailers and garages, seeks widespread adoption for better efficiency and lower operating costs.
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Dominion
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