Goodeve Misstates Labor Record in Rossland Campaign
The article recounts Conservative candidate Goodeve defending his Rossland tenure amid labor strife. It details his claim of not ordering out the militia, then notes he armed Pinkerton agents as peace officers during a mine wage dispute, drawing sharp criticism from Attorney-General Joseph Martin and joint correspondence condemning American detective influence in the province.
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Goodeve
Cranbrook
Nelson
Rossland
Mr. Goodeve
Hossland
Mr. Lalonde
Goundeve
Pinkerton
Victoria
H. A. Sin
Hamor
Dille
Roxstand
Jose Martin
B. Q
Siri
A. S. Goodeve
B. C
Jartin
Lis Worshin
Rosshind
Juiblic
Hoang Ak Tam
Joseph Martin
B.C
Wmn
Hy Bullock-Webster
John Houlthee, Esq
Simus
Jos. Martin
Trainmen's Dance a Success at the Auditorium
The Trainmen's dance last Friday night drew many couples to the Auditorium. Moyle orchestra provided lively music and many praised Mogie orchestra as one of Cranbrook's best dances. Distressed classmate received strong community support from Cranbrook residents.
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Moyle
Cranbrook
Mogie
English Cashmere Hosiery For Ladies and Men
English cashmere hose advertised for ladies and a combined English cashmere and silk and wool hose option for men, highlighting luxury hosiery choices. The fragment emphasizes fabric types and target wearers without date or brand specifics.
Mass Meeting Draws Transport Strikers to Carmen's Hall
A public mass meeting convened Tuesday at Carmen's hall. A parade of fifty two strikers led by the union of the order moved from main street to Carmen's hill. L 2 Jones of Seattle spoke as business agent for the International Association of Mechanics. Hines urged union of all railroad workers for united action. Music by Burns Motkan Harrison and Sims. The crowd showed strong sympathy for the strikers.
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Carmen's Hall
Luner
Main Street
Armstrong Avenue
Carmen's Hill
McDonald
Chas
Magee
L. 2. Jones
Seattle
Wash
International Association of Mechanics
Hines
Messrs
Burns
Motkan
Harrison and Sims
Overcrowded Prep Class Leads to Split Attendance
Principal Anderson notes improving overall attendance at Cranbrook school with averages near 50 and an expected rise to 250 this year. Morning sessions will carry all five and forty to eighty children while afternoons limit to stronger pupils. Government grants drop from 465 to 420 per pupil at higher enrollment as books from Victoria are delayed.
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Miss Fraser
Chiss
Feviity-Tve
Victoria
Anderson
Cranbrook School
Mass meeting outlines C P L R dispute and strike resolve
An official report notes a mass meeting at Carmen's till at 2 40 pm on Tuesday September 22 called by the Ss executive committee to explain the C P L R dispute and strike prospects. Jones spoke of progress, songs were sung, and a parade of strikers preceded a resolve to carry the fight to a satisfactory termination despite costs.
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Jones
Mr. J. Sims
Mr. J. Morgan
Loch Lomond
K. Eagle
Frank McKenna
Marriage of Frances Armstrong to Myles Beale in Cranbrook
Frances Armstrong and Myles Beale wed at Olrigt church in a full choral service. The ceremony featured ornate floral decorations, a bridal arch, and Mendelssohn’s wedding march. Afterward, guests gathered at the family residence on Burwell avenue for a reception before the couple departed for a honeymoon and future home on Lumaden avenue.
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Cranbrook
Frances Armstrong
James Merguson Armstrong
Myles Aniel
Charlit
A. Vouk
Taste H. Dunbar
Malcolm A. McDonald
B. I. Flewelling
Monk
Burwell Avenue
Mrs. Beale
Lumaden Avenue
Rescued Fernie Girl From Water
Dolly Foote a 20 year old former Fernie B C resident was rescued from drowning in Puget Sound near Battery Street by Alaska miner S C Collins after she jumped from a pier. She recalled living in Fernie and said she had been driven out by a recent fire and drunk a glass of wine before losing memory of the events.
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Seattle
Wish
Dolly Foote
Fernie
B. C
Battery Street
S. C. Collins
Alaska
Collins
Wassom
Canadian Pacific to Build All-Canadian Rail Line to Yukon
A Montreal despatch reports Canadian Pacific officials admit plans to build an all- Canadian line to the Yukon. Surveying has begun from Athabasca Landing to Fort St John, BC, with a north westerly route toward the Pine River pass and the Rockies. No road will proceed further north beyond that pass.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Yukon
Athabasca Landing
Fort St. John
British Columbia
Pine River
Rockies
Yuon
Editors Meet Today at Nelson Convention
The Alberta and Eastern British Columbia Press association holds its annual convention in Nelson today and tomorrow. Officers and committees from Cranbrook Edmonton Calgary and Camrose arrange hospitality with talks on publishing weekly papers and circulation. The program includes addresses by F Elton and S Taylor with topics on publishing relations and the country weekly. Nelson people promise a friendly reception to visitors.
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Alberta
British Columbia Press Association
Nelson
Mitors
Cranbrook
F. J. Deane
W. G. McMorris
W. W. Odin
Board of Trade
F. Simpson
Herald Cranbrook
D. H. Elton
the Trustler
Raymond
F. .J. Deane
The
Daily News
B.C
B. Watt
Saturday News
Edmonton
Alta
J. A. Kerr
Leduc
Thomas
S. S. Taylor
K. C
Elton
Sari
J. H Woods
Calgary Herald
FE. Simpson
Herald
B. C
W. M. Davidson
Albertan
Calgary
A. B. Watts
Saturday
F. E. Forster
News
Medicine Hat
W. J. Cunnieanam
Journal
Therils Thomas
Mail
Camrose
Eagles Drill at Spokane Fair Promises Night of Pageantry
The Eagles drill team, winners at the Grand Aerie Seattle, will perform at the Spokane fair this fall. Eagles night will feature a recreation of the Seattle parade with new floats, a race track parade, and a large Inland Empire turnout. Spokane Aerie invites other nests to bring their drill teams for the event and a fireworks display will reenact Eagle figures.
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Eagles
Grand Aerie
Seattle
Northwest
Spokane Aerie
Inland Empire
Spokane Lodge
Cosgrove
Harvest Festival and church anniversary at Methodist Church
The Harvest Festival marks the ninth anniversary with Rev. E R Ryckman preaching at 11 and 7:30. Specials include choir music, decorating help on Saturday, a Tuesday sale, and a 7 o'clock annual supper under the Ladies Aid. Sunday rally, open Sunday school session, addresses, recitations, and a musical program are planned.
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E. RB. Ryckman
Ladies Aid of
First Train Over the G T P in Winnipeg Inaugurates New Era
Winnipeg reports the first G T P train to the west departed on time at 8 30 am, with railway officials and citizens present at the C N I depot. Conductor Frank Niddery greeted Engineer Culbert as the wheels began to turn, wine broken on the sea engine by the depot master.
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Winnipeg
G. T.P
C.N. It
Frank Niddery
Culbert
Prospector Threatened With a Libel Suit in Cranbrook
Smith Curtis of Cranbrook writes to The Prospector publisher A B Grace claiming a Cranbrook article titled The Accuser Accused contains false statements alleging he accepted funds from McArthur as agent for Jaffray Cox & Co It demands a public denial and retraction or legal action will follow.
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Cranbrook Prospector
Lees
Smith Cureus
J.B. McArtiun
Jaffray
Cox
Uris
Prospector
Wal
Smith Curtis
Rossland
A.B. Grace
Msq
The
Cranbrook
B.C
Weney
Bo McArthur
Jaffray Cox & Co
Liberal rally in Cranbrook to feature Curtis and Macdonald
Next Wednesday evening an open meeting in the Auditorium will be addressed by Saith Curtis Liberal candidate for Kootenay and J A Macdonald opposition leader in British Columbia. The Cranbrook Liberal Association invites all, with seats reserved for ladies, and promises public issues discussed fairly by the speakers.
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Saith Curtis
Kootenay
J. A. Macdonald
British Columbia
Cranbrook
a@ Breathiahy
On the Frontier draws crowd at Auditorium and vaudeville
At the Auditorium last Monday On the Frontier led a string of western melodramas with shooting cowboys and wild Indians. The show received praise for the vaudeville acts and pleasing pictures The Athletic Woman Ups and Downs of a Hat and The Atlantic Voyage were standout features. F W Reeves impressed with Any Old Time At All. Edison showed The Story of Fondling with other good films. The little vaudeville theatre remains a popular draw Mrs Divett's singing is a leading attraction at the Ei.
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Shor
F. W. Reeves
Edison
Little Vaudeville Theatre
Editors Pass Through to Nelson Convention
Delegates from the Alberta and Eastern British Columbia Press association traveled yesterday en route to Nelson where the convention will be held today and tomorrow. The prep group included Dave Elton Cap tain T 8 Thomas and his son Ted of the Vatnrose Mail A Wylee Claresholm Review F H Schooley Lacombe Advertiser F W Galbraith Red Deer J A Carswell Red Deer Advertiser B T Saunders and wife Tinder Creek Echo S R Hod son and wife Okotoks Review KE Hagell Lethbridge News and T W Green Magta Pioneer. They appeared in good form and planned for a late night at Nelson.
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Alberta and
Eastern
British Columbia Press Association
Nelson
Cranbrook
Dave Elton
T. 8. Thomas
Ted
The
Vatnrose Mail
A. Wylee
Claresholm Review
F. H. Schooley
Lacom
Black Hands Sentenced in Nelson Court Trial
The Black Hand trial concluded with nine prisoners found guilty. Dominit Mazine received seven years, Frank Albernesse six years and six months, F Rocco six years and three months, S Bruno three years, N Santi two years, all to be served in New Westminster. A Vitale got one year in Nelson jail, while G Bartello Alla Jacinto and G Farrari face months more in the same institution. W A Macdonald prosecuted on behalf of the crown.
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Nelson News
Wilson
Dominit Mazine
Frank Albernesse
F Rocco
S. Bruno
N. Santoni
New Westminster
A. Vitale
Nelson
Nelson Fair Opens Strong At Kootenay Lake Region
The Nelson fruit fair opened yesterday with extensive exhibits of fruits vegetables flowers poultry and more from Kootenay lake area and Creston. Organizers report attractions this year surpass prior runs and Nelson fair remains a premier annual event in the interior.
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Nelson
Kootenay Lake
Creston
Proven
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