Liberals Optimistic on British Columbia Outlook
Special to the Herald reports Vancouver Liberals confident across the province. Vancouver likely to elect three opposition candidates or more with Bowser attacked, Duncan Ross and Oliver dominating. Victoria expected Oliver and Morley, Skeena sees Ker gin, Alberni tilts to Brewster. McBride praised for railway policy amid Liberal surge.
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Herald
Vancouver
B. C
Bowser
Duncan Ross
Oliver
Opera House
Victoria
Morley
Skeena
Kergin
Alberni
McBride
Brewster
Well Balanced Minds Comment On Cranbrook Candidacy
Watts of Wattsburg visited Nelson and said Cranbrook voters and outlying districts will favor Cayen. He claimed railway workers are solid for him and predicted a decisive win for Cayen in Cranbrook.
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A. EE. Watts
Wattsburg
Nelson
Cranbrook
Caven
Watts
Mast Kootenay
Cranbrook City
Cayen
Moyie
Ministerial resignations spark public demand for prudent ballots
The article notes resignations of two government members seen as free of self interest and best informed about provincial finances. It urges electors to reflect on their actions at voting time. It mentions a December 2 Knox Guild Club concert in Cranbrook with recitations, choruses, and dances to support community aims.
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Tatlow
Fulton
Victoria Times
Knox Guild Club
Presbyterian Church
Cranbrook
Ist
Liberal rally in Cranbrook draws record ovation for M A Macdonald
A large Cranbrook audience packed the Auditorium for a Liberal rally praising M A Macdonald. The crowd applauded through the speech quelling Conservative ploys while Macdonald critiqued McBride railway policy and touted local option plebiscite support.
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McBride
Macdonald
Geo. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Moyie
Marysville
M. A.woodonald
E. Watts
Local Notes Mention Campaign and Shop Events in Moyie
Local notes report voter support for M A Macdonald and list community items including nurse job ads, book promotions for The Foreigner by Ralph Connor, Christmas shopping at the Auditorium and Christ mas shop, and local business notices. Movements of residents J F Deane and J P Parrell are noted along with sales and rentals, a ballot referenced on white slave trade concerns, and a band concert fundraiser at the Auditorium.
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Dr. Connolly
Jaffray Monjay
M. A. MacDonald
F. W. Green
F. J. Deane
Nelson
Red Cross
J. Manning
Ralph Connor
Beattie and Atchison
G. T. Rogers
Armstrong Avenue
BF. J
Kazy Shippers
Pye
East
Cransrock Drug & Book Co., Ltd
J.P. Parrell
Moyie
Farrell
Patmore Bros
Baker Hill
G. Lloyd
Royal Hotel
Cranbrook
Caruso
Hartley
Pink
Dominion
Joseph Walkley
P. Woods & Co
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Times
Heelers
Tupper
North Vancouver
Farris
British Columbia
M. A. Maconald
W. A. Macdonald
K. C
George H. Thompson
J. G. McCallum
A. E B. Watts
J. A. Fitch
Fitch
Ile
Kitch
M. A Macdonald
Cranbrook Drug & Book Vo
John Leask
Wentworth
Drysdale
Monarch Life Insurance Company
Campbell & Manning
Chote
Stewart's
Fink
Cranbrook Drug & Book Co., Ltd
M. A. Siacdonald
Dave Small & Co
C.C.S
Union
Square Yard
Morris
Dee
Cranbrook Co-operative Stores
Cranbrook, B.C
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