Proposed Conservative Platform at Manitoba Convention
A summarizing note outlines a provincial platform from the Liberal Conservative Convention held in Winnipeg. It urges ending direct land taxation, abolishing the assessment commission for a 100 percent cash value standard, replacing lenders with provident financing, merging commissions under responsible government, advancing sex equality in law and appointments, expanding agriculture and immigration, and strengthening trade and highways with a labor portfolio.
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Liquor Question to Go to Electors by Plebiscite
The liquor question to be submitted to the electors by way of provincial plebiscite and write Federal resources. The development of a proper educational system and construction of new university buildings for Maen. tee.
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Canadian wartime measures and rail freight plans
Ontario ends moratorium on July 1 while troops resume red coats. A 1914 Moscow mail reaches Calgary. Freight rates rise soon as railways face higher costs. Prairie school lands open to soldiers settlement. Temiskaming vote tallies show Labour 5293 Liberal 3192 Conservative 3060. Aviation expands under government oversight. Deputy treasurer W J Ptolemy retires after 37 years. Ralph Pearson named successor.
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