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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Nov 07, 1912

Page

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Canadian Railroad Strike Expands in Cranbrook 1912

The Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad Employees announces a general strike after five months of failed conciliation with the Canadian Pacific Railway. In Cranbrook about 27 workers join, rail traffic and freight halt as talks with Ottawa fail to yield a board of conciliation.

Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad Employees Cranbrook C.P. R Minister of Labor Lemieux Minister of Labor Brothers Canadian Pacific Railroad Company Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad Mosher Depuy Wat Swan Trade of Canada Trade In Canada Opacite Railway Company Canada PMR Canadian Pacific Railway Canadian Pacific Railway Company Ottawa Reselit McNicholl Montreal Dominion Canadian Brotherhood — of Department of Labor A. R. Mosher II. A Board of Trade &Airly Lester Clapp JP Fink Geo Hougham Dlowclaim Howls Brotherhood Later CVT P.R T. W. Crothers Waugham A. W. Mosher Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees Mr. Mosher Yoncer

Ottawa Message To Secretary Of Trade Acknowledged

Ottawa Ontario November 11 1912 Deputy Minister Lam acknowledges receipt of your message to the minister relating to PR strike and states the matter is receiving careful attention contents will be kept close in mind Ackland Deputy Minister of Labor

Ottawa Ont Board of Trade Cranbrook B.C Lam

Change in Y.M.C.A. Secretaries Arrive and Depart

Cameron of Kenora Ont arrives by Railway YMCA to become secretary here. Mrs Teet and Mr Teet plan to move to Cartier Ont where a new Y.M.C.A. building has opened. Teet has led the local YMCA for two years and Cranbrook friends wish them well as they depart.

Cameron Kenora Ont Y.M.C.A Cranbrook Teet

Wizard of Science at Cranbrook Auditorium

Prof. Patty presents experiments with radium Wireless telegraphy and liquid air at the Cranbrook Auditorium on Saturday evening November.

Patty Cranbrook

Veterans Brigade branch to be established in Cranbrook

A Veterans Brigade meeting at the Royal Hotel discussed forming a local branch in Cranbrook. Lieut Col James Mackay urged union of veterans to assist aging soldiers. A Carney and others pledged support. A special meeting set for next Monday with Webb secretary pro tem and Short treasurer pro tem.

Royal Hotel James Mackay Fernie Veterans Brigade VT. J. Caven KH. Sainsbury Mackay Cranbrook City A. Carney Mr. Potts Lethbridge A. T. Webb B. H. Short Thos Caven Fd Elwell B. WL Short Reekie. A Marchant Rh

Logging Engineering Hailed At University Of British Columbia

Resolutions by the British Columbia Lumber and Shingle Manufacturers association and the Canadian Forestry association call for a logging engineering course at the new University of British Columbia. They argue logging is a science and profession like agriculture, with practical study proven effective in Canada and the United States.

British Columbia Lumber and Shingle Manufacturers’ Association Canadian Forestry Association New University of British Columbia Agricultural Colleges Canada United States F. S. Patton Atlantic England Yagay George Washington

Wilson Victory at Princeton Signals National Result

The article recounts Woodrow Wilson's decisive electoral victory and portrays the Princeton campus celebration. It notes 415 electoral votes for Wilson and 12 for Roosevelt, with Taft tallying 12, and covers Governor Wilson's emotional address to students and the university’s holiday mood.

Court of Appeal Rules for King Lumber Mills Ltd

Vancouver report states the Court of Appeal found for King Lumber Mills Ltd in the CPLR appeal against an earlier February ruling. The decision awards approximately $200,000 including damages and fees, with counsel listed for both sides.

Court OF King Lumber Mills Ltd King Lumber Mills MB King Vancouver Court of Appeal King Lumber Mills, Ltd CPLR Court of First Instance Sos. Taylor, KG MA. Macdonald A. JB. Macdonald CPR BP, Davis, &.C J. &. McMullen WF Gurd

Wilson election telegram and national service note

The message from Governor Wilson congratulates the Democratic national chairman and campaign team on victory, praising the organization and essential issues. It marks Wilson’s first public utterance after election news. The telegram mentions the party’s broader aim to establish judgment and peace.

Princeton N. O Wilson McCombs

Development of Kootenay wheat district begins

The article notes the opening of the first section of the Kootenay wagon road enhancing transportation for fruit growers and market gardeners in the Columbia Kootenay valley. It signals a new era for this recognized wheat producing district in the west.

Kootenay Kiko Columbia Kootenay Valley

Cranbrook Curling Club reorganized for season plans

The Cranbrook Curling Club held its annual meeting at the Hotel Cranbrook with large attendance and unanimity. Officers were elected including President A C Bowness and Secretary D D McLaws, with plans to level the rink and hire a caretaker for the coming season. The Fernie bonspiel is set for January 8 with a $10 entrance fee and inquiries to Secretary Melane.

Cranbrook Curling Club Hotel Cranbrook Howness A C. Bowness W. F. Cameron D. D. McLaws J. A. Arnold Jos Campbell W. Halsall Patmore Pfe. Wilson Geo. Hoggarth W OF Cameron John Cholditch Revy Fop Crows Nest District Curling Clubs’ Association Fernie Melane

Pope Armstrong at Christ Church Cathedral Vic

The Very Rev Charles A. Pope, Dean of Columbia, to Winnifred Armstrong of Victoria in Victoria. Pope a senior water department clerk. Mr J Fo Armstrong chief. They arrive this Saturday as guests of Mr and Mrs Mooa Reale Heale, sister of the bride, and plan to settle in Victoria after a brief stay here.

Christ Church Cathedral Victora Columbia Charles A. Pope Winnifred James Ferguson Armstrong Victoria Pope Water Department J Fo Armstrong Mooa Reale Heale

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Glerko C.P.R Ottaw Labor Cranbrook Board of Trade FA Ackland Cartier Wizard OF Science THE University OF British Columbia Woodiow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Roosevelt Taft Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Indiana Iowa Kentucky Louisana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Princeton University Pry Wilson Mee Sumon Marshall Wiorrow Lait East Istagt John Snell Frost Shaw Armstrong
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