King for Kootenay appears poised for Ottawa victory
Editorial notes argue Dr King will win the Kootenay riding with Reciprocity on September 21. Strong signals from Rossland, Trail, Revelstoke, The Slocan, Kaslo, and Fernie districts back the Liberal Reciprocity effort, urging unwavering canvassing by supporters to show Kootenay’s choice to Ottawa.
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Cranbrook
Kootenay
King
Ottawa
Dr. King
Rossland
Trail
Revelstoke
Slocan
Kaslo
Ymir
Nelson City
Fernie
Dr King
Elko Republican Meeting Backs Reciprocity and Dr King
Elko and Vernie figures addressed Miko electors urging reciprocity and supporting Dr King. The event was chaired by Charles Klingensmith who, long a conservative, announced support for reciprocity and King. Klingensmith cited Roblin’s remark that voting for reciprocity does not split parties, framing reciprocity as the central issue.
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F. J. Deane
A. J. Fisher
Vernie
King
Burg
Charles Klingensmith
Klingensmith
Premiser Roblin
Manitoba
Laurier
Cranbrook Acclaims King for Kootenay
A Cranbrook audience applauded a speech urging Canadian reciprocity with the United States. The speaker defended the treaty as beneficial to Canadian producers and consumers, stressed national development of wheat lands, and argued the issue is economic, not political.
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United States
Canada
Local Notes From Cranbrook and Fort George
Local notes recount Jas T Laidlaw returning from Fort George, prices for New Timothy coal, and Cranbrook Trading Co. promotions. Public meeting set by McBride and Caven. machinery for sale and a clearance sale on buggies and delivery rigs. Community items include a hospital update on Miss Hamilton, a Rebecca Lodge event, a minor fire at Hill & Co’s coal shed, and a piano rental notice from the Herald office.
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Cranbrook Trading Company, Ltd
Hill & Co
FE. A. Hill
Real estate ventures and local notes from BULL RIVER FALLS
Special correspondence reports Fred Douglas and wife leaving for Tabor to pursue real estate dealings and sell property. The Falls celebrates Labor Day with Wardner visitors including Fire Warden st A Alderson and family. Miss Benedict secures a schoolteacher from Miss Holtz for Benedict children. An Indian camp parade hints at the start of the hunting season and venison anticipation. Edison orchestra offers music for dances at the Edison theatre.
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Fred Douglas
Tabor
Fred
Wardner
St. A. Alderson
Geo
Howard
Eastland
Peter Lund Addresses Crate Brook on BC Government and Federal Progress
Mr Lund speaks to Crate Brook supporters outlining his shift from Conservative backing to opposing the party in this campaign. He praises British Columbia and Dominion governments for decades of development, cites immigration policy and the transcontinental railways, and defends independence from party labels while avoiding discussion of rivals King and Goodeve. He notes prior praise for Richard McBride’s leadership and promises a personal, non-platform reading.
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Toronto
James Murdock
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainsmen
Samuel N. Berry
Order of Railroad
J. Marvey Hall
Waterloo
Murdock
America
Hall
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
Berry
Harvey Hall
Ratway
Berlin
Tam
Nan
Mackenzie King
Grand Trunk
Crate Brook
British Columbia
Earth
Dominion
Saturday Evening Post
Canadian Railway Commission
Eorth
Dr. King
Goodeve
Radics and Gentlemen
Richard McBride
McBride
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Cranbrook Trading Co., Ltd
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Phos. W, Leask, Cranbrook
J. U. Asa
Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
W. 1. Worden
Miss G. Hamilton
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Hamilton
St. Eugene Hospital
Rebecca Fudge
Masonic Hall
Cranbrook Trading Co
Good Mason & Risch
Herald Office
Bull River Falls
Fdison Orchestra
Edison Theatre
Sou
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McCreery Bros
Canadian Bank OF Commerce
Edmund Walker, C.V.C
Ll.d
D.C.L
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R. T.brymner
Cranbrook Branch
Pride of
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van Horne St
Wilson
Dee
the Gazette
the Herald
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Scobell Drug Co
St. Catharines
Beatie, Murphy & Co
Joe Marapod
Provenzano Bros
General Merchants Employment Agents
P.O
BOK
Montana
Hume Nelson
Batha
GEO. P
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London Directory
Loudon
United Kingdom
the London Directory Co., Ltd
Abchurch Lane
London, B.C
East Kootenay Butcher Co
P. Wood
Hotel Coeur D'Alene
Spokane, Wash
Howard St
Front Ave
Coeur D'Alene Company
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