Conservative Rally Echoes Labour Tax and Policy Debates
A crowded political rally featured speeches by W A McDonald and others praising Conservative principles. The meeting covered railway, land, and labor policy, with critiques of the McBride Liberal government and promises of stable governance and provincial prosperity. Attendees called for party loyalty and heard references to Kootenay lands and Chinese labor votes.
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Martin Forthe
Howe
McGride
Joe
Martin
Kootenay
CPOR
A. W. McVittie
Spokane
Rossland
Wilson
McBride
Ita
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Liberal Party
A.D. Gilmour
P.P
Gilmour
Myr
Barney
Wort Brede
Gail
Caven
King
Willan Oliver
de. King
Roe . Beattie
Ple. Simpson
Dr. King
H. B. Gilmour
Rally for Dr King draws supporters to secured hall
Last Friday evening supporters of Dr. King gathered for a rally in a secured hall after learning that A. B. Gilmour of Vancouver, longtime member of parliament, would be in town. The meeting started with most seats filled within minutes after eight o clock.
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Moyie
W. A. McDonald
Nelson
T.O.O. Fy
Caven
Sutherland
I’. E. Simpson
McDonald
Dr. King
A. B. Gilmour
Vancouver
Joulock
Strike at Morrissey ends as workers return to mines
Miners at Morrissey skipped a Friday mass meeting called by UMWA organizer Bonsfield to discuss grievances over a coal inspector and rock content. Company managers planned talks Monday, but mine closures and halted fans followed as workers remained off. Word arrived that the strike was settled and men returned to work.
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Fernie
Stockett
United Mine Workers
Bonsfield
Tonkin
Martin
Simister
Railway Notes From the Crow River District Exposition
Dispatcher Forbes and family left for the east for vacation. Workers and officials report moves, vacations, and a threatened strike among trainers. A large Chamber of Commerce excursion visited the Crow with five sleepers two diners and a baggage car.
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Geo. Forbes
Chamber of the Commerce
Jackson
Medicine Hat
C.P. R. Tem
Taylor
McKenzie
Forn
Coal Company
Woolpecker
West
Calgary family visits Cranbrook in private car
General Superintendent Jamie son and family from Calgary arrived in Cranbrook on Saturday for a visit to their former home. This marks their first Cranbrook visit since leaving for Calgary they returned home on No. 4 Sunday after an enjoyable time with friends.
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Jamieson
Calgary
Montford
Cranbrook
Mr. Jamieson
Italian Laborer Dies by Own Action in St Marys
An Italian laborer named Carlo Bora hanged in a car after a gathering of Section Foreman Dnnesday and his crew at St Marys. Police and Northwest Mounted Police were notified but no inquest had been held by press time. Bora had arrived from Italy about a year ago.
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Dnnesday
Ows
St. Marys
Carlo Bora
Hingel
C.P. I
Northwest Mounted Police
Italy
Liberal Committee Seeks Joint Campaign Discussions
The Liberal Committee invites Mr. Caven and his supporters to join Dr. King in discussions on campaign issues. The move is framed as an educational effort ensuring voters know candidates' positions on key questions at issue.
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Caven
Dr. King
Liberal Committee
Deadline for Herald contest guess on district votes
The Herald announces a contest with a prize for correctly guessing the district's voter turnout. There are 2389 registered voters and guesses must be submitted to the office by next Wednesday evening.
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Herald
One Week Contest Offers Dishes Camera and Free Subscriptions
The Herald announces a contest for paid subscribers to guess the total votes cast in the two districts South East Kootenay Cranbrook and Fernie Rid. The prize: first dishes, second camera, third two years of The Herald. Votes total given as 238 with note it will be less than 288 percent. Dishes on display at Port Steele Mercantile, camera at R E Beattie’s drug store.
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Herald
South East Kootesay
Cranbrnok
Fernie Rid
Port Steele Mercantile Company
R. E Beattie
Engineers Support Caven In Cranbrook Letter
A Cranbrook group of locomotive engineers protest the Herald article Engineers Explain. They state the B of L E does not engage in politics and that individual engineers endorse Mr. Caven for legislature. Signatories include W Edwards and J Finnissey among others.
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Cranbrook
Herald
T. $. Gill
Caven
B. of L. E
L. E
Gill
Mr. Caven
Organized Labor
Edwards
B. Murgatroyd
Chas Magee
Art Jardine
Geo
Munroe
N. A. Chaput
J. H. Caslake
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Entre Nous Club Elects Officers For Dance Season
The Entre Nous club reorganized last Friday electing President A L McDermot and Secretary E Patterson. Ex-committee members include W E Cline 1A Clancey J Motherwell J McSweyn, with a ladies committee of Alice Moffat Harley Mrs A L McDermot and Mrs F E Simpson. Arrangements for the first dance are set for early next month.
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Entre Nous
A. L. McDermot
E. Patterson
W. E. Cline
Clancey
J. Motherwell
J. McSweyn
Alice Moffat
Harley
F. E. Simpson
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