Calgary Strikes Loom As Labor Vote Rolls In
Calgary and prairie cities await final strike tally as Trades and Labor council reports over two hundred in favor and twenty nine against. unions merge votes, with Civic employees and building trades key players amid mayoral tension and postal disruptions.
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The
Trades and Labor Council
Walt
Redcliff
Civic Employees Union
Brown
Agai
Winnipeg
Aly
Eitos
Reception to 31st Probably Held on Saturday Next
Medicine Hat citizens plan a grand welcome for the 81st and other returning units with a monster parade, a Riverside Park dinner, and festive activities. General McDonald and Lt. Gov. Brett may attend, decorations are urged, and subscriptions are managed by a local committee to fund the event.
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Boy Scouts
McDonald
Brett
Riverside Park
Billy Lauder
Pmoreaa
C. Drake
Chudleigh
Quy Herbert
Citigen
Plagea
Huabans
Thay
Gala
Lange
Posibble
Trade Unionists Demonstrate for Eight-Hour Day in Toronto
Leaders march at Queen's Park Toronto wearing large hour symbols on their hats. Demonstrators demand an eight-hour workday as part of a metal trades strike.
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Queen's Park
Toronto
Sifton Urges Stable Government For Canada
Ottawa May 27 Hon A L Sifton minister of customs addressing soldiers aboard the Aquitania on May 23 warned that unrest grips cities like Toronto Winnipeg Calvary and Vancouver. He stressed Canada needs a settled government able to administer laws with justice and equality and urged soldiers to influence friends toward a prosperous Canada after the war.
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Ottawa
Canada
A. L. Sifton
Robert Borden
Sifton
Toronto
Winnipeg
Calwary
Vancouver
Germany Seeks League Admission and Plebiscite for Peace
Berlin May 28 The central issues in Germany's reply to Allied terms are admission to the league of nations as an equal member and the acceptance of a plebiscite in disputed territories. The allies’ agreement on these points will determine whether Germany signs the peace treaty.
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Berlin
Germany
League of Nations
Legal Intelluence Chamber’s Before His Honor Cnd
Greene in the estate of John Schwabe application for aide to pass accounts adjourned. Niblock Lagdlain Blanchard Co. Riel in the estate of Helen R Nordman application to take will off file Beattie granted. Porter vs Stapleton application to sell under order list G M Black stock adjourned. Burrow vs Parker application to pay money out of court Byrrow granted. Bellhamen vs Williamson application for order for direction. Blackstock for Baird opposed Rand. Max Schechter vs Fefferman application for directions and to set down for trial Evans opposed Short. Application granted and trial set for June 17th.
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Cnd
Greene
Loin Schwabe
Pasa
W. Niblock
Ggg Lagdlain, Blanchard & Co. Riel
Helen R. Nordman
W. Beattie
Porter
A. Byrrow
Bellhamen
Williamson
M. Blackstock
F. Baird
J.C. Rand
Max Schechter
Fefferman
R. R. Evans
Short
Cedric Docked Tuesday at Halifax
The Cedric sailed from England and is due to arrive at Halifax about noon today and will dock there. The battalion with 100 men commanded by Lt Col Doughty is expected to travel toward Calgary by Monday morning, aiming to train for the march to the front.
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Halifax
England
Calgary
LietCol
Doughty
Prohibition Delegates Hear Diverse Views at City Meeting
The prohibition delegates met in the council chamber with speakers including Dr. Gershaw and Mr. Pratt. Gershaw warned of rising delirium tremens cases despite prohibition, while Pratt and Brown presented industrial and merchant perspectives. International voices from Allison, Ostlund, Cacciapuoti, and Gailey discussed global prohibition progress and cultural contrasts.
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Prohibition
Council Chamber
Dr. Gershaw
Measrs. Pratt
H. H. Brown
J. W. Morrow
Pratt
Ninateen
Mr. Brown
Medicine Hat
St. John’s Church
Mr. Benson
Crystal Dairy Manager Notes Milk Shortage Possibility
W M Henderson of Crystal Dairy told The Netw that local milk supply will meet city needs but cited a potential shortage as shipments from all points slow. He indicated the strike could affect deliveries and raise concerns over future demands.
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W. M. Henderson
Crystal Dairy
Whittle man fined for running over animal in tunnel
Walter Richards of Whittle was fined 25 dollars and costs by Magistrate Rag for running over a cow in a tunnel on the morning of the 32nd. One colt belonged to John Reynolds of Seven Persons. Three legs of the animal were broken and Richards did not realize his act. The incident followed frost damage concerns from Okanagan fruit-growers with fruit largely saved except for a few api trees near Penticton.
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Walter Richards
Whittle
John Reynoldw
Richards
Okanagan
Pepticton
Laity
Welcome League Notes After Return of Troops
The RA.W.L. supplied ice seal oranges cigarettes and cattle to returning troops off se 8.8 Corona yesterday. The RSW with a refuger meeting Friday evening at o'clock sharp In the Trades and Jan hall. Four carbpha of fers on the regular train this long mostly men of the Oph Batt were met by the R. W. Lea supplied with fruit.
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Ra.w.l
Corona
RSW
Witholt
Jan
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Citizens’ Committee
Edmonton
Joseph Clarke
Citizens Committee
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Regina
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Médicine Hat
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Tlon
Cedric
H Bab
Designe
Europe
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Glasgow
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Denmark
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Italy
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Dr. Oaten
China
Japan
India
Rev. J. Gailey
Belfast
Ireland
Mr. Gailey
Monsieur Letort
Brivioe
Pyance
Rene
France
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Thea
W. Richards
Whitle
Ponta del Gata
Ray 98
U.S
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