Parliament And The Canadian National Strong Presumptive Evidence
The text speaks of efforts to cripple the system as preparation for dismemberment of the Canadian National Railway. It notes Sir Henry Thorn as a major figure, with tactics aimed at making the railway intolerable to anyone lacking respect for himself.
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Sir Henry Thorn
Sir Henry
Parliament should not meddle with the Canadian National Railway
An editorial from The Manitoba Free Press warns that constant parliamentary probing would politicize the railway, destroy discipline, morale, and initiative, and turn the CN into a decaying state service. It argues the railway must remain a corporation controlled by Canada's people through business directors, not politicians.
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Canadian National Railway
Sir Henry Thornton
Fielding
Governmnet
Henry Drayton
Meighen
Commons
Henry
Sir Henry Drayton
Canada
Manitoba Free Press
Astor’s Fashion Sneeze Ends in London Misfortune
A playful verse notes a young lady named Astor whose tight clothes fail to fit she sneezes and feels a cool breeze signaling disaster. The poem ends with a greeting to London.
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Astor
London
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