The Daily News
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
issued: 2021-04-29
issued: 1921-12-19
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note: I3AY Rumor Says Crerar Offered Place in Cabinet; Lacks Confirmation. OTTAW.t, Dec. ll^jjThe ivnIkwi- Hon of tho Melghon adnumntmtion l» now expected on Tuesday., Iln* Drlmo minister, ti Is understood, lini" -already notified "llu- govvrnor-K^ni-vi' ihat tho government Ih ready i<> tH'- llnqulHh office, hut has been re* -tiiir:'U'ii to cohtlnuo lu charge until .Wit. King Ih ready with IiIh cablnot. Andrew May'lon, who has lately boon in lhe wost on behalf ot the Liberal leader, i.s expected buck In Ottawa tomon-ow. .Mr. Haydon, ac- -cording lo a ruipor, went to Winnipeg lo offer a portfolio lo Hon. T. A. t!rerar, leader of thi* Krugreaiilyi *•<, but -whither llu- rumor wuh correct vt nol, then- bus no far boon no of- tidal indication. Oossip In political circle* Umight that Hon. W. a Flowing han accepted tin- portfolio of finance nml ihui his acceptance wan the bonis of the proposul Ih nald lo havo been made to Mr. Crerar. WAITS UNTIL Expect Treaty to Pass by Small Majority; Griffiths Will Move Resolution Ul.ltUX. Iki-. lh.—When tin nIou of the Dall Wlrearin lymilnntofl near the mithilglil hour Saturday, lh nowsiiapi'i'iiKU uuUldo ioaiil a lnirst \>f applause lift [tie lho council cimni- )ei-H. PcHmoiul KitBK' mid, tin- Hlnn Vein inliiiHler of propaganda, wnn awk ed hy ihi-m It the npplutise nunnt thai the trenty was to In* ratified. "II only .meant." replied Mr. KH*- Kt-ralil, "that everybody wan Klad ly be through ulili iln.- private -bushiest!-" A lending lrtembei from Cork city, when uflted today by the Associated J-Tchh whethei' the pMblk- HesKlnn of the Dall Kireann tomorrow would bt* likely in wid the'situation, declared: "No, it Is mot. likely lo Innt over Christmas." Other members of tho Doll Mhireaiui. including Mr. l-'itttfemld, said tiny expected publl'' Minings of the Doll. The general belter m>emH to prevail that Arthur Orlffilh will move and Mlehnel Collins will second the ratl- flcaUOll i.f llie treaty with (Ileal Britain, which will bu opposed by Kun…
note: The Nelson Daily Miner was purchased by F.J. Deane in April of 1902 and renamed The Daily News. It changed hands again in May 1908 when it began to be printed by the News Publishing Co. managed by W.G. McMorris.
has type: Newspapers
spatial: Nelson (B.C.)
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0397170
language: English
lat: 49.493333
long: -117.295833
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Nelson, B.C. : News Publishing Co.
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