Liberal Conservative candidate appeals to Russell electors
The candidate appeals to voters in Russell Constituency for support in the upcoming election. He cites the Winnipeg Conservative convention platform and praises Sir James Atkins as leader. If elected on August 6, he pledges to devote his efforts to advancing the province and Russell’s interests regardless of party or creed.
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Liberal Conservative
Winnipeg
James Atkins
Russell
James P. Laycock
J. P Laycock
Laycock
Sir
J. A. M. Atkins
Liberal Candidate Seeks Russell Seat in Manitoba Race
The speaker announces nomination as Liberal candidate for Russell constituency. He cites short notice limiting voter briefings, pledges to back Liberal platform including Prohibition referendum, direct legislation, women’s franchise, repeal of Coldwell amendments, and broader educational access. He invites electors to judge the Conservative government through this campaign.
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Liberals
Russell
Manitoba
Liberal Party
Winnipeg
Coldwell
Russell Fair and Local Election Notices Highlight August Events
Local notices announce August 6 voting, Shellmouth fair on August 7, and Russell School opening August 17 with the fair next Wednesday and Thursday. Reported items include visits, electoral candidate appearances, Red Cross fundraisers, and a Forsyth district stadium and show preparations with prizes, addresses, and church services for the period.
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Shellmouth
Russell School
Binscorth
Russell Boulton
Local Notes From Silverton and District Stables Additions
Silverton D C Stewart has erected a notable addition to his stable. Pte. Wm McCay of Sewell camp visited the district over the weekend. A crowd from the district attended the Brandon Fair last week. Mrs J McIntosh received an urgent call to Foxwarren due to her sister Mrs McQuay’s illness and we wish her a speedy recovery.
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P.W
Bates
Dauphin
Paul
Gladstone
Jas. S. Ross
D. C. Stewart
Pte. Wm. McCay
Sewell Camp
J. McIntosh
McQuay
Local notes and campaign cheers in Russell and Silverton
Morning news item records visits by Mr. and Mrs. J R Anderson and others to Russell and Silverton. A silver shower for the Red Cross is planned, while a political rally for Mr J P Laycock draws crowds, with Dr Lanigan praising the candidate and assurances of victory if supporters stay active.
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J. R Anderson
F. Mills
W. Anderson
Russell
Silverton
Mabel
Effie Robertson
Red Cross Society
Local excerpts note visitors and upcoming Asessippi event
Mrs Alex Roberts and Miss Hazel Callin visit Rochedale and Russell districts as Johnathan Bassie reels in a big jackfish. Reports mention trips from Lloyd homestead, a fence incident, and Joy riders on Sundays. An auto veto gathering is planned at Asessippi church on August 2 with two gentlemen speakers and a socialist, urging liquor suppression as a party plank.
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F. Wright
Neville
Clack, Beach
Burnett
J. Burnie
Battleford
J. Robertson
Foxwarren
Binscarth
Hodgson
Jollye
Miss. Anderson
T. Lewis
J. Anderson
Russell
Alex Roberts
Hazel Callin
Rochedale
Allan
Harrowby
Occu
Johnathan Bassie
John
Miss Ferris
Lloyd Homestead
Floss Cameron
Joy
Asessippi
Royal Templar Lodge
Templar
Conservatives Nominate James Laycock for Ridings Race
A large Conservative convention at Macca bee Hall selected James Laycock as candidate to carry the Liberal Conservative banner in the coming election. Dr. Lanigan chaired. Hugh Ross praised Laycock’s prospects and unity. Conservatives aim to unseat the Roblin Government and back Sir J. A. M. Atkins for the head of government.
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Maccabee Hall
Lanigan
Liberal Conservative Association
Maynes
Foxwarren
Jas. P. Laycock
Hugh Ross
Laycock
Roblin
J. A. M. Atkins
Ross
Wilson Nominated Liberal Candidate in Unanimous Rally
The Liberal Convention drew delegates from across the constituency at Wright's Hall. W W W Wilson was nominated after four other candidates withdrew, with support for the Norris Government over its exposure of the parliament building scandal and promises to investigate telephone system purchases, the Agricultural College, and government elevators.
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Wright’s
Norris
Crerar
Association
T. C. Norris
A.S Crerar
Sec’y Treas
J. A.glen
Ward
J A. Glen
N. Braendle
A A Clesor
G. A Brewster
Roger Ducharme
C. Burdette
John Hall
John Forest
A. Callin
Jas, Bell
A. Warninski
J. A. Smith
T. A. Young
John Brodie
J. Menzie
J S. Prout
W J Doig
W Young
Rev Bailey
Peter McIntosh
W W W Wilson
Mr. Wilson
President Crerar
Messrs
Doig
Bailey
Braendle
Young Sinclair
Garnett
Clee
Burdette
J. A. Glen
Agricultural College
Wilson
Glen
T.C. Norris
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W. W. W. Wilson
Shellmouth Agricultural Society
Shellmout H. Brace
W. S. Wallace
Sec'y Treas
Zadora
L. J. Carr
Io Chilliweck
B. C
Denmark
Langenberg
Atep
Miss Barclay
Birtle
H. Payne
Anthony Cope
John Carroll
Arthur Bryant
Miss Bryant
Rochester
Rossburn
Beth Kreh
Tribune
E T Maddock
A. G. P. Smeilie
George
Shellmouth Fair
L. L. Roberts
Ridge Bay
Department of Education
Sadie J. Angus
Angusville
Messrs Falloon & Clege
Dr. Roche
Opera House
J. P. Laycock
Canadian Northern Railway
Russell Agricultural Society
J. S. Warrington
A. B. Callin
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
H. Feir B. A
Royal Templars of Temperance
A E. Smith
Brandon
Davis
Woodstock
Drought
Millwood
Frank Hallam
Fred Rice
Brandon Fair
W. Wilson
Dr. Armstrong
Waller’s Hall
W. A
Sophia
Christina
Catherine Johnson
St Matthews Church
Nathaniel S. Symonds
Granville
Wellesley Road
Ilford
Essex
England
Edward Eastaugh Symonds
Festubert
France
Dropmore
Dr. Lanigan
R. H. Beaty
Bob
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