Temptest Settled Over Indian Arrest at City Hall
An investigation into the arrest of Indians Mike Michel and Abraham by Cranbrook police began at 10 30 Monday with City officials and Indian Agent Galbraith. Witnesses described the arrest, with accusations of brutality, while the commissioners found the charges misrepresented and exonerated Constable Baxter and Poundkeeper Soden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Michel
Abraham
A. Bowness
J. W. Rutledge
G. Wrickson
P. J. Wilson
Elsie van Slyke
R. L.T. Galbraith
Galbraith
Prospector
Baxter
Walter Soden
Soden
F. M. Christian
the Prospector
Ryan
Michel
Chief Dow
Brad Joy
Maurice Quain
Iyde Baker
de Tayperial Bank
WK. Thomson
Ehireh
Fran S. Ryelman
Ebretn Hlwees Jor Smithwatt
Law and Order
A. J. Macdonald
Imperial Bank
G. H. Sadler
King's Mill
W. J. Small
J. Brechin
Mr. Sadler
Rock
Sheriff Morris
Cory Dow
Baker
Constable Baxter
Y.m.ca
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Indien
Dow
Bourne
Mr. Underhill
Victoria
YMCA
Imperial
Christian
Cranbrook
Poundkeeper
A. C. Bowness
J. Rutledge
G. Erickson
Bury reassures Cranbrook on divisional status and jobs
Vice-President George Bury of the Canadian Pacific Railway visited Cranbrook with chief engineer J G Sullivan and division officers. He dismissed rumors of Cranbrook losing its divisional point status and of back shops moving to Calgary. He praised mixed farming and the city’s growth, urging local leaders to engage more with CPR to shape future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bury
Canadian Pacific Railway
J. G. Sullivan
Cranbrook
Cranbrookk Slyrald
W. Hyde Baker
Bury
Kettle Valley
Hope
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Calgary
Calpary
Lizal
Deepeear
Mr. Bury
Siaty Ladies Hear Lecturer Report on Institute Branch
The Siaty Ladies heard lectures by Mrs. Norman and Mrs. Atkinson on canning chicken and hygiene. The program covered tuberculosis precautions, fly control, air and sunlight for health, and practical home canning methods with time tables and recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Women's Institute
British Columbia
Jocal Institute
Norman
Mirror Lake
B. C
Atkinson
Nelson
Challenge from Jack Danials to box in Canada
Chicago boxer Jack Danials announces a challenge to any man in Canada at 170 pounds and his own terms. He invites interested opponents in Cranbrook to contact him at once, noting limited time in British Columbia and listing 702 London Building Vancouver as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Danials
Chicago
Canada
Cranbrook
B.C
May Session Of City Council In 2 Lines Adjourns To 7 30 Pm
City council met at city hall and adjourned briefly for police inquiry. At 7 30 p.m. Mayor Bowness chaired a session approving minutes, authorizing rent and relief actions, and paying a long list of city bills.
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Police Commission
Bowness
Leask
Ward
Clapp
Carr
Kennedy
T. M. Roberts
F. O'Gara
Malcolm
McLain
Smith
Alderman Kennedy
Cranbrook Steam Laundry
Gisva Tt
Veryorn
Cate Transfer Co
Worden
Cate
Calgary Herald
DOZAN
Bec
Cote
Dow
Cranbrook Fire
Herald Publishing Co
Kootenay Telephone Lines, J Ltd
Episeas Vasustisrersprercah
Melt McBride
J. Dooo Ee
J. Dooo Ee AB AB Manning, Ira R
Neptune Meter Co
Park, W. M. and Co
Patmore Bras
Parrett
Parks and Co
Prospector Publishing Co., Ltd
Quain Electric
Plumbine
Kootenay Telephone Lines, Ltd
Cranbrook Electric Light Company
Leask and
Edith Hawke Weds Fred M Scott in Vancouver Wedding
Miss Edith J Hawke and Mr Fred M Scott wed Wednesday May 7 at the bride’s parents home 643 Twenty thing avenue east Vancouver BC Rev A M Sanford presiding. The ceremony featured ivy and cherry blossoms with bridesmaid Ruth Marston and best man Leslie Wallace. Afterward a supper and gifts followed. The couple will reside at 3401 Ash street Vancouver BC after a ten day trip to Seattle Tacoma Portland and Victoria. Edith is daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Hawke who lived in Moyir DC for ten years.
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Vancouver
B.C
Edith J. Hawke
Fred M Scott
A. M. Sanford
Trinity Methodist Church
J. H. Hawke
Ruth Marston
New Westminster
Leslie Wallace
Barnet
Whde
Scott
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Victoria
Ash Street
Moyir
D.C
Crows Nest Pass Lumber Company installs new machinery
The Crows Nest Pass Lumber Company Limited Wardner reports recent installation of two new steel carriages, two 66 inch 16 foot boilers, and a 20 by 24 engine built by Waterous Engine Works of Brantford Ontario, indicating plant modernization.
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Crows Nest Pass
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J. Bernard
Prosser, Wash
Adolph Lumber Company, ‘Limited
Haynes Lake
Pik Valley
Ile
Australia
New Zealand
Board of Trade
Jack Danial
London
B, Cc
Baker Street
Louis Street
Fenwick Avenue
Edward Street
Martin Avenu
Alderman Carr
Eberts Avenue
Martin Avenue
Martin Avenuie
Carts
Scott—Hawke