Government Majority and Laurier-Liberals Sweep
The government majority stands at 2,323 with Hon. A L Sifton securing a large tally. The union government is endorsed by voters across six provinces including Quebec Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island with strong support west of the Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Sifton
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Laurier-Liberals
Onttario
Borden
Great Lakes
New Brunswick
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Toronto
Canadian Press. Limited
Fulton
Soldiers Vote Returns After New Year In Dominion
Ottawa reports added returns from the west and other regions show limited shifts in the federal election. Laurier supporters may gain from one to three seats in the west, Skeena B C Liberal Stork leads Unionist Col Peck by about five hundred, and Victoria Alta Liberal White leads by sixty nine with nineteen polls remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
West
Dominion
Laurier
Skeena
B. C
Stork
Col. Peck
White
Victoria
Alta
Alberta Unionists lead in provincial results amid uncertainty
Calgary and haloed districts report Unionist leads with Edmonton West and Bow River showing large majorities. Lively debates on military votes and deferred elections loom as Nova Scotia results hint at conscription support despite Liberal wins. Overseas ballots count expected in weeks. Toronto note flags party shifts in Ottawa alignment.
Sir Wilfrid Lanrler Passes Through Fort William
Sir Wilfrid Lanrler and his party rode the Imperial Limited eastbound through Fort William last night. No one was seen here and no statement could be obtained from the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort William
Sir Wilfrid Lanrler
Imperial Limited Easthound
Wilfrid
Unclear wartime bulletin reports little action
Official dispatches say there is no special news to report. The front lines show virtual inactivity with occasional bombardments and minor raids. Only the Italian front in the north shows any notable activity, while other sectors remain quiet.
Sifton Victorious in Medicine Hat Electors’ Vote
Hon A L Sifton won the Medicine Hat constituency by a large majority as results trickled in from outlying polls. City districts boosted him with a 1708 margin in Medicine Hat and Redcliff added 191, while Feldman’s Lake gave him a unanimous 36 0 vote. Outside polls show a likely small overall majority around two to three hundred. Women played a major role in turnout and campaign work, with over 2700 votes cast in the city and returns processed efficiently by W B Smith, the returning officer. Continued on Page Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Sifton
Medicine Hat
Mr. Sifton
Fo O
Reilly
Sifton
Doherty says Quebec will accept verdict
Montreal dispatch reports Justice Minister C. J. Doherty stating Quebec will loyally accept Canada’s conscription verdict. He urged Canadians to be generous and conciliatory toward minority groups in victory and said the Military Service Act will continue to be implemented as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
C. J. Doherty
Doherty
Buchanan Leads by Over 1700 in Lethbridge Contest
Early returns from 55 of 88 polls show W A Buchanan with a 1700 plus lead and a conceded election in Lethbridge. The city grants him a 1836 majority, Taber posts 109 in his favor, while Mormon towns back Liberal L J Pack. Major firms are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
W. A. Buchanan
Taber
Buchanan
L. J. Pack
Pack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
London
UNION
Calgary
Edmonton West
Gen. Griesbach
Frank Oliver
Edmonton Waat
H. A. McKie
Battle River
W. J. Blair
D. W. Warner
Btrathcona
J. M. Douglas
T. A. Mode
Red Deer
Michael Clark
W. F. Puffer
Jos. Knight
Social Hat
Macleod
Hugh Shaw
Marshall
Bow River
Victoria W. H. White
Yukon
W. F. O'Connor
Halifax
Truax and McColg
Europe
France
England
South Bruce
McColy
Kent
Hon
AL. Sifton
Silr Wilfrid
Obained
Offic
Belgium
Oheis
Oni
Pera
Cake
Asleighs
W. Smith
Lethbridge City