Winnipeg Council Debates 156,000 Police Deal Amid Strike
City council members clash over spending 156000 for special police to cover the strike's security. Labor aldermen oppose union terms and wage asks while Mayor Gray defends temporary constables under police control and questions the motive and scope of the mobilization.
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Dixon
Great War Veterans’ Association
Mrr
G.W.V.A
Queen
Simpson
George Armstrong
Helen Armstrong
Trades and Labor Council
Winnipeg
R.J. Johns
National Service
R. A. Rige
Johns
Andrew Scoble
Calgary
Trades Council
H. G. Veitch
Scoble
Veitch
F. J. Dixon
Alderman Queen
Alderman Heaps
Grand Theatre
Heaps
Canada
Labor
Council
Special Police
Police Commission
Civic Constabulary
Civic Transportation Committee
Winnipeg Electric Railway Company
Alderman Sparling
Gray
Fowler
Special Constabulary
Alderman Simpson
Queen and
Robinson