Royal Templars Honored as Manitoba Minister Praises Temperance
The Royal Templars of Temperance receive commendation from Manitoba Public Works Minister Robert Rogers for their temperance work. Rev W E Egan speakers in Wellwood raise funds for the Provincial Campaign Fund with $67 collected. In Cecil Hotel matters the licensing partnership faces scrutiny over signatures and legality of continuing a bar under a new partner. Public sentiment pushes for principle over policy in business stance on the bar.
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Royal Templars
Robert Rogers
Manitoba
Hamiota
W. E. Egan
Wellwood
Cecil Hotel
Vote for School By law urged to ratepayers
A plea urges every ratepayer to vote for the school by law next Tuesday. It argues the by law ensures school accommodation, explains tax implications, and warns that without it Hamiota risks losing students and business to other towns. It calls residents to turnout and support the measure.
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Hamiota
Royal Commission Criticizes Civil Service Conditions
A Royal Commission report on the civil service cites patronage across departments, loss of able staff, and politically influenced promotions. It faults aging postmaster appointments and notes a decline in service quality over the past fifteen years as outsiders flood the ranks.
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Royal Commission
Dominion
Civil Service
Kingston
Montreal
Temperance critics warn against liquor interests sway
The passage argues temperance supporters will not tolerate lawmakers aligned with liquor interests. It notes that when a man shows such alliances he should lose temperance support and patronage. The tone critiques political ethics around business ties and reform.
Manitoba special voters lists draw criticism across the province
The Dominion plan to prepare special voters lists for Manitoba draws sharp local criticism. The Winnipeg Tribune praises Roblin era lists for fairness and square dealing, while calling Dominion moves a sinister attempt to harden party influence and betray pledges.
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Dominion
Manitoba
Winnipeg Tribune (Independent
Roblin
Reblin
Tribune
Grand Trunk Pacific rushes remaining link to Saskatoon
Officials announce the 40 mile Portage la Prairie to Saskatoon stretch is being completed quickly. East of Saskatoon rapid work aims to have a Winnipeg to Saskatoon train running on Dominion Day with the line ready for service.
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Grand Trunk Pacific
Portage la Prairie
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Earthquake Tragedy Reportedly Kills Nearly Thousand in Mexico
A massive earthquake in southern Mexico is reported to have killed nearly a thousand people, with widespread destruction and countless residents left homeless. Emergency crews race to rescue survivors as authorities confirm casualty estimates and assess damage across multiple towns.
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Mexico
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