Special Council Meeting Reaches Decision On Cement Walk
Amid ward two turmoil the council met to address cement walk contracts and a gravel freight dispute. The reeve authorized action after the clerk refused a freight cheque while debates over by law 2801 and public works contracts continued, affecting payment and posting requirements.
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Cima
MacGregor
North Norfolk
Austin
Walter Clifard
Turner
Stone
Weed Insp Cior
Labor council sets up strike leadership amid pay and secrecy
At a packed meeting chaired by W Barratt the Trades and Labor council formed a permanent executive of eight, elected officers included Dan Mac Donall as secretary. Speakers urged orderly action and warned against newspaper interference as talks on strike pay and broad support continued amid uncertainty over picketing and company response.
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Ueen Bandre
W. Barratt
Trades and Labor Council
Dan MacDonall
Perman
W. Marenall
J. H. McVe W. MacFarlane
D. M. O Dwyer
Artstrata Board
McVety
Fed
A. W. Pattee
International
8000 Men Quit Work in Railway Shops
Canadian Pacific mechanical department workers across the system walked out at 10 yesterday, leaving trains idle as engineers, officials, and mass meetings reported an impending victory. Vancouver and Winnipeg centers led mass actions with leaders signaling the strike would continue for days, while unions abroad offered support.
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Canadian Pacific
Sound of Signal
Nod
Pacite Ralway
OP K
St. Jo Vancouver
Winnipeg
Montreal
Roundhouse
Medicine Hat
Swift
Strikers
International
William White
CPR
Vancouver
la Hepresen
Nuit
Montrea
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W. Il. McGregor
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Babb
W. H. McGregor
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Fender Ltd
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Imibic
Loverden
Alt
de Found
Larente
Sovereign Brand Clothing
Reaty
Ree
McCregor
Muir
General Merchants
Bill Heads
Eto
Macgregor’ Herald
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Ghurks
W. H. Glover, Macgregor
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