Unequal Labor Influence On Intercolonial Railway
A Lethbridge Herald report quotes a speech praising labor unions on the Intercolonial Railway. The speaker defends unions against political interference, noting 63 percent of employees are organized and arguing collective action protects workers' interests. References to John Haggart and Voluntary Labor policy are included.
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Intercolonial
Intercolonial Railway
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Wiley
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Railways
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Hansard
Frank Sherman Targets Roblin At Calgary Meeting
Calgary Socialist candidate Frank Sherman attacked Manitoba Premier Roblin at Hoskins Mall East Calgary. Sherman asked why Roblin passed over the Workmen's Compensation Act and pressed for answers on cabinet ambitions while criticizing provincial focus.
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Hoskins
Ottawa
Calgary News
Labor Politics Split as Voters Choose Between Simmons and Magrath
The piece argues that Pettipiece’s retirement leaves socialists and labor allies to pick between Simmons and Magrath. It claims Magrath opposes labor through his corporate ties and notes his lack of labor policy, while Simmons, elected as a Liberal in Edmonton, is praised for active labor support and for helping pass the eight hour work day measure.
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Magrath
Labor
Borden
Teiler
DeVeber
NeVeber
Lethbridge
October Weather Forecast Averages Warmer Second Half
Washington October 17 Last bulletin forecasts a warm second half of October with a heat wave around the 24th preceded by frosts from an early cold dip. Disturbances cross the Pacific slope late in the month bringing storms and possible frost further south. Severe storms loom 21 to 26 with storms across continents and then calmer periods.
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More Than Enough Is Too Much Diet Advice
A vintage health blurb argues that excess food causes stomach troubles and urges revised diet and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion. The ad promotes the product as a cure and lists druggists as sellers with the price 31-5.
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Dr Williams' Pink Pills touted for rheumatism cure
An advertisement claims rheumatism stems from poisonous blood and cannot be cured by liniments or electrical means. Dr Williams' Pink Pills are said to purify blood and cure rheumatism and related disorders. Case testimony from David Carroll of Pictou suggests long-term relief after using the pills. The text urges purchase via Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont. and references Liberalism in a herald note.
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Rifle Scores Foater and Hamilton as sole Calgary agents
A terse notice states Foater and Hamilton are the sole Calgary agents for Calgary Golden West Beer. It mentions A. P. Burns offering to trade several Frost and Woodmowers and farm implements for good horses, wagons, buggies, or other farm gear.
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Foater & Hamilton
Calgary
San Francisco Opera Company to Visit Medicine Hat
J W Cranston arranges for Frank W Healy's San Francisco Opera Company to perform in Medicine Hat with 38 members led by Pedy Webb and Maybel Day. The Toymaker opens Friday October 23 with The Strollers on Saturday. prices are 1 59, 1 00, 75 cents. The company tours Calgary Edmonton Vancouver Winnipeg and other cities to strong patronage.
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Medicine Hat
London
Woolchester Notes On Cattle Trade And Local Rumors
Local notices report strong cattle prices as Mr Wolfe sells his herd and Jimmie contemplates moving cattle to Winnipeg. Mrs Armstrong returns to the trench, Mr W Lettmer is back in his part, and Miss Jessie Carle spent the weekend with Mrs Johnston. Elgin backs activity and Blair sells horses amid grazing weather.
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