Political speech attacks Liberal and Conservative graft in Canada
A heated electoral address recounts votes and deals surrounding the C. P. R. land grants, taxation, and labor reforms. It defends Smith Curtis against anti graft claims, extols Laurier era policies, and argues for imperial unity and worker protections through proposed laws and public land taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joiists
Hawthornthike
Davidson
McBride
C. P. Rust
British Columbia Southern Railay
Theovernment
P. R
Javideon
Ile
Hosmer
Hawkornthwaite
Ottawa
Associated Boards of Trade
Victoria
Burdue
Dunsmuir
Mr. Davidson
Mr. Hawthornthwaite
Davilson
Goodave
Rossland
Ife
Thiel
Gooduve
Boultbes
Gaya
Ouceva
Martin
Bullock-Webster
Tollera
Board of Trade
Grand Forks
le Roi
England
Taff Vale
Joe Martin
Hawthornthwaite
British Columbia
Smith Curts
Blocan
Audi
Capitalluts
Bostock
Natal
Dominion
Government of
Japan
Canada
P, R
Liurier
Mr. Lemieux
Great Britain
Laurier
McKenzie King
London
Borden
Mr. Borden
United States
Socialist Labor Party
Department of Labor
Victoria Times
Lemieux Lemieux
Michel
Sherman
Strathcona
Alberta
Aaid
New Zealand
Ita
Goodeve
Department of Marine and Fisheries
P.R
Fielding
Templeman
Courtenay
Foster
McGreevy
Conolly
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Grand Trunk Pacific
Nelson
Kootenay Lake
Lardo
British Coumbia
Hudson's Bay
Georgian Bay
Welland Canal
Government of Canada
Post Office Savings Bank
Mr. Foster
Thos
Rraughnessey
Mapa
Selec
Mclride
Str. Goodeve
Kootenay
Tech
McHride
Fey
Wilfrid Laurier
Bodallem
Smith Curtis
Kootensy
Mr. Smith Curtis
Publi Ise
Roote
Canadian Northern Railway
Dunemuir
Thie
Ymir
Arilia
Columbia
Socialista
Parker Williams
Wm. Davidson
Smith Curtin
Goodeye
Corry
Pratt
Smith