W A Buchanan Named Liberal Candidate in Medicine Hat Riding
At a large Lethbridge convention W A Buchanan editor of the Herald Medicine Hat was chosen as Liberal candidate for the Medicine Hat riding in the coming federal election. The platform endorses reciprocity with the U S and calls for free markets, railway reform, agricultural support and rural delivery expansion.
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Lethbridge
W. A. Buchanan
Herald
Mast Kootenay
Liberal Party
Liberal Association of
Medicine Tit
Wilfrid Larter
Enti Hatin
Department of the Interior
Department of the Inter
Dominion
Edmonton
Sifton
Medicine Hat
Ottawa
Cranbrook Residents Return From Travels With Optimism
Two Cranbrook figures, Hilde and Fink, return after weeks abroad. Fink toured northern British Columbia scouting a 25 000 acre land block near Mort George, reporting excellent routes from Soda Creek to Fort George and strong prospects for coal and timber. He also visited Barkerville before resuming duties in Cranbrook. Meanwhile J D McBride recounts a European tour including King George VI's coronation and sights in Rome and Lucerne, returning convinced of British Columbia's vast opportunities.
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Cranbrook
Jake Fink
British Columbia
Mort George
Fink
CPLR
North Asheron
Enioyel
Soda Creek
Capiton Road
Fort George
Kootenay and
Arrow Lakes
Fort Georg
Quesnel
Com Allison
Harry Joyce
Mill
Westlake
Bill West
West
Timothy
Jake
Timothy Hay
Super
East Roote
Vancouver City
East Kootenay
Fink Tie Ge
Barkerville
Chas. Fad Wards
Mike Schilling
Atedack Thompson
J.D. McBride
Old Land
Europe
Ireland
Scotland
England
London
George
McBride
Poli
Crarbrook
American view on Canada annexation discussed by Mr Condon
Mr Condon dean of Washington University law school discusses the American stance on Canadian reciprocity and annexation. He rejects any idea of annexation, noting the U S has enough problems and Canada is now a self sufficient nation unlikely to seek union.
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Canada
Lord Elgin
Lower Canada
United States
Washington
John A. Macdonald
Ottawa
U S
Ist
Wilfrid Laurier
Wilfrid
Messrs. Plesding
Paterson
AMON
A. Magrath
Iwin
Liberal Party
Dominion of Canada
British Empire
John T. Colon
Seattle
Th City
Merc
Geo W. Thompson
Condon
Law School of Washington University
Cour
Herald
Winniteg Tribue
Atalaise Ubousaryls
Funser Vatives
Itede
Mr. Borden
Nervasary
Borden
Jon A. Macdonald
John Thompson
House of Commons
Tribune
Jit Toda
Conserrats Party
Bord
Son
Neflente
Mont
Bourassa
Controversy Over Language and Religion in Canada and Annexation
A discussion on Canadian rights under the British regime and the unlikely prospect of annexation to the United States. The piece notes potential economic impacts on lumber and reciprocity agreements and cites Mr Condon’s undecided stance.
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Canada
United States
Condon
Nominating Convention Delegates Chosen in Cranbrook Liberal Meeting
A large Cranbrook Liberal association meeting elected delegates for the Nelson nominating convention with a pledge to support the reciprocity agreement. Delegates include H R McNabb J A Ring EO Small D Deane and others. Conservatives also held a Nelson bound delegate meeting listing Chester Staples T T McVittie and other local figures.
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Cranbrook
AL. McDermot
H.R. McNabb
Jo AL Ring
EO Small
D. Deane
Geo. Hoegarth
Thos
Gill
al, McDermot
J. B Howitson
H. Patmore
Fred Getest
M. McEachern
WF. Gutd
M. Sadler
Hart Campbell
R. E Nate
Nelson
Kimberley
Marysville
Wycliffe
Chester Staples
Fort Steele
T. T McVittie Wardner
T. Gafine
Arthur J. Martin
H. B. Hall
Hi Short
Roblins
G. H. Thompson
Fred Patton
Thos. Caven
Officin
Bad Beats in Two Rounds at Auditorium Boxing Night
A crowded auditorium witnessed two rounds of boxing where Milling vs Smith showed skilled technique in a drawn bout. The main event pitted Ryan versus Streeter with Streeter dominating early, Ryan unable to land a meaningful punch amid a one sided defeat.
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Milling
Smith
Van
Linley
Ryan
Streeter
Htyvan
Jim Hates
Thran
Fragmented OCR: Torn off shoulder phrase hints at Wing ta policy
OCR fragment mentions a torn shoulder and Wing ta policy as possible topics. The readable text is incomplete, yielding no clear event, date, or identifiable names to anchor a full news item.
Preparations for the Exhibition Amid Unit Sales Debate
A March meeting of the Craftrock Awe Association discussed funding for the Fall Party. Chair Mrs. W. Hutgett led with talks on a proposed new Witting and the SAN Ltd project. The group settled on 60 percent unit sales to cover turf grounds and aiming to clear turf debts. Funds may finance a mortgage and immediate building steps, with sale reports and contracts to follow.
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Yneday
Craftrock Awe
CHG
AssiMdallah
Huttgett
Ciet Mathers
Weletitan Hood of San Ltd
Apo
Gus Andeen’s New Hotel Nearing Completion at Kitchener
Gus Andeen’s hotel at Kitchener nears completion with Ue Fink Mercantile Co selecting furniture for the establishment. It promises to be among the best equipped levee of entertainment in the region, located in a prime fishing locality and offering a convenient stop for fishing enthusiasts on weekends.
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Gus Andeen
Kitchener
Ue Fink Mercantile Company
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Dp. Fink
J. 1. McBride
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