W.F. HERMAN COLLECTION
1920-1949
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Municipal Archives
Windsor Public Library
Mark Walsh
Municipal Archivist
May 1985
Acc. No. 1982/2Revised
Linda Chakmak
2 ft./61 cm.Assistant Municipal Archivist
23 Jun 1988
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Preface
The W. F. Herman Collection contains some of the most interesting reading in the Municipal Archives. Its strength is its concentration on the third and fourth decades of this century, a time during which Windsor and the BorderCities saw both prosperity and despair. Originally glued into scrapbooks, the documents were first described by the temporary Municipal Archives Project in 1982. The collection was considered important enough to have the guide revised within the first month of the opening of the permanent Municipal Archives in March of 1984.
In order to preserve the valuable letters, telegrams and other documents an effort was made to remove them from the highly acidic scrapbooks into which they had been glued. Archives Page David Garlick spent considerable time and effort in 1986 carefully removing each item from its scrapbook. After arranging materials in chronological order (owing to the fact that there was no discernable order in the scrapbooks), David finished the physical arrangement of the collection. The final description of the documents was assigned to Assistant Municipal Archivist Linda Chakmak, resulting in this guide.
Few other collections of private papers have received the attention given to the W. F. Herman Collection, but then few people have made as indelible a mark on this city as the founder of The Windsor Star.
G. Mark Walsh
Municipal Archivist
Windsor Public Library
30 Nov 1988
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Table of Contents
Box and Unit Listing
Historical Note
Content Note
List of Publishers
Summary of the Records
Series Description
Appendix I:List of Correspondents
Appendix II:List of Newspaper Clippings from Scrapbooks
Appendix III:Copy of Last Will and Testament of W. F. Herman
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Box and Unit Listing
Box 1I/1 - /9
Box 2I/10 - /18
Box 3I/19 - /26
Box 4I/27 - /32
DOCUMENTS REMOVED (1-39)
II/1
Box 5III/1 - /6
Box 6IV/1 - /2
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Historical Note
Wilbur F. Herman, the son of a sea captain, was born in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia in 1872. When his father died suddenly, Herman, at the age of thirteen began his newspaper career as an assistant in a newspaper office in BridgewaterNova Scotia. By the turn of the century he had moved to Boston, Massachusetts and soon found work as a printer. It was in Boston where he married Adie Knox, a native of Riversdale, Nova Scotia and where their only child, Ruth was born. A few years later they moved to Saskatchewan where Herman became the composing room foreman of the Saskatoon Phoenix, started the Saskatoon Saturday Press and bought the Prince Albert Herald in quick succession. In 1912, when the Saskatoon Capital was experiencing financial difficulty, Mr. Herman bought and renamed it the Saskatoon Star. Then he bought the Regina Post. In 1918 he purchased the Windsor Record, changing its name to the Border Cities Star (later the Windsor Star). Under his ownership, it became one of the outstanding Canadian newspapers of the 1920’s and 30’s. Indeed, Herman’s whole life had become dedicated to the world of news publishing.
The Herman’s moved to Windsor in 1924 although a large part of the last ten years of
Mr. Herman’s life was spent travelling abroad and wintering in California. Wilbur F. Herman died on 15 January 1938 at the age of 66 in Los Angeles. He was buried in Saskatoon next to his daughter Ruth who had died there in 1920. Adie Knox Herman died in 1967 and was also buried in the family plot in Saskatoon. Mr. and Mrs. Herman are remembered locally for their many philanthropic deeds and by the secondary school and arena named after them.
History dies a little as famed hotel shuts
LOS ANGELES (AP) The Ambassador Davies rode through the hotel lobby on
Hotel, where Charlie Chaplin lived, Roberthorseback to amuse her lover, multimillionaire
Kennedy died, Marion Davies rode a horsepublisher William Randolph Hearst.
through the lobby, and generations of stars MAID ELVIRA Bell changed the sheets for
entertained at the Cocoanut Grove lounge,the famous as well as the ordinary for 31 years.
closed its doors Tuesday. “In those days, the music was so loud that it
The last guests bid farewell to the 68-year-began to run you crazy.” the 60-year-old
old Wilshire Boulevard landmark, anwoman said.
imposing building on nine lush hectares that “Now I miss it. I have dropped tears when
is now in disrepair.I see those singers on TV.
IT WAS ONE of the city’s first luxury The Ambassador came into the limelight
hotels, its palm-lined property exemplifying when New York Senator Robert Kennedy was
the California lifestyle. Pictures of happierassassinated in the hotel pantry June 6, 1968.
days line the corridors of the 350-room hotel,He was shot by Sirhan Sirhan moments after
but detracting from its elegant history now aredeclaring victory in California’s Democratic
peeling paint, worn rugs and stained wallpaper.party presidential primary.
The Ambassador was host to top personalities The site’s future is uncertain, with two
in its heyday, including the late Soviet companies negotiating to buy it. The estimated
premier Nikita Khrushchev and entertainerssale price has risen above $100 million.
Elvis Presley, Elizabeth Taylor, Lena Horne,
Harry Belafonte, Bing Crosby and Ray Charles.
Re: Above news item transcribed from photocopy shown in MS - 6
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Content Note
Arranged in five series, the W. F. Herman Collection measures approximately two feet in length and dates from 1920 to 1949. Most of the collection was originally contained within 16 scrapbooks; due to the poor quality and condition of these books, the documents were removed and placed in chronological order.
The first series, Correspondence and Related Documentation is the largest series and ranges in date from 1920 to 1949. Correspondence, telegrams, memoranda and receipts deal with various topics such as politics, newspaper publishing and the Herman’s family life. In order to ensure their safekeeping, a number of important documents have been photocopied. The copies list of correspondents appears in Appendix I. Series II, contains cards from floral arrangements that were sent after Herman’s death in January of 1938. Photocopies of newspaper articles are found in Series III. Only clippings from newspapers other than the Border Cities Star/Windsor Daily Star have been copied; due to their poor condition, original newspaper scrapbooks and clippings have been destroyed. Appendix II is an extensive listing of all clippings that were found in the scrapbooks. Patrons wishing to research articles from the Star are directed to use microfilm copies in the Literature and History Division.
The two scrapbooks in Series IV are not the type of books which originally held the collection; rather they are commemorative volumes on two distinct topics: President Harding’s visit to Canada which contains correspondence and the Final Report of the RCAF/Windsor Flying School which contains text and photographs. Series V is comprised of photographs centering on W. F. Herman’s death and an ambulance donated by Adie Knox Herman to the Essex Scottish Regiment.
This collection would be of interest to anyone researching the newspaper publishing industry and its ties to politics, local social history and the Herman family.
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List of Publishers
Before 1918 – John A. McKay
Aug 1918 – W. F. Herman
15 Jan 1938 – Hugh Graybiel
3 Oct 1968 – Mark Farrell
1 Nov 1972 – J. Patrick O’Callaghan
5 Jan 1976 – Earnest Harold Wheatley
12 Feb 1977 – Robert M. Pearson
1 May 1979 – Gordon Bullock
1 Sep 1984 – James S. Thompson
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Summary of the Records
ICORRESPONDENCE AND RELATED DOCUMENTATION 1920-1949 AND
UNDATED
IISYMPATHY CARDS 1938
IIINEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS 1920-1948 AND UNDATED
IVSCRAPBOOKS 1925, (1945)
VPHOTOGRAPHS
PC/1075; PC/1088 - PC/1123; PC/1288 (oversize)
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MS 6 ICORRESPONDENCE AND RELATED DOCUMENTATION
1920-1949 AND UNDATED
UnitDate
1- Undated
2- 1920
3- 1923
4- 1924
5- 1925
6- 1926
7- 1927
8- 1928
9- 1929
10- 1930
11- 1931
12- 1932
13- Jan-Jun 1933
14- Jul-Dec 1933
15- Jan-Jun 1934
16- Jul-Dec 1934
17- Jan-Jun 1935
18- Jul-Dec 1935
19- Jan-Jun 1936
20- Jul-Dec 1936
21- Jan-Jun 1937
22- Jul-Dec 1937
23- 1-14 Jan 1938
24- 15-17 Jan 1938
25- 18-24 Jan 1938
26- 25 Jan-Aug 1938
27- 1939
28- Jan-Jun 1946
29- Jul-Dec 1946
30- 1947
31- 1948
32- 1949
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MS 6 IISYMPATHY CARDS 1938
UnitDescriptionDate
1- 94 sympathy cards from floral arrangements1938
MS 6 IIINEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS 1920-1948 AND UNDATED
UnitDateRemarks
1- UndatedPhotocopies, For list of article titles,
see Appendix II
2- 1920-1925Photocopies. For list of article titles,
see Appendix II
3- 1927-1932Photocopies. For list of article titles,
see Appendix II
4- 1933-1937Photocopies. For list of article titles,
see Appendix II
5- 1938Photocopies. For list of article titles,
see Appendix II
6- 1946-1948Photocopies. For list of article titles,
see Appendix II
MS 6 IVSCRAPBOOKS 1925, (1945)
UnitDescriptionDateRemarks
1- “Harding in Canada”1925Presented to W.F. Herman by
R.J. Cromie, Publisher,
Vancouver Sun. Contains
copy signatures of various
dignitaries.
2- “Windsor Flying Training School(1945)
Ltd.” – Final Report
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APPENDIX I: LIST OF CORRESPONDENTS (MS 6 I)
This appendix contains the names of people who sent correspondence to the Herman’s and the newspaper. Also included are the names of businesses or offices from which the letters emanate and copies of replies. In some cases, incomplete or illegible signatures and initials have not been included. Numbers in brackets refer to multiple letters for that date.
NameDateMS 6 I/
Aaron DeRoy Motor Car Co.17 Sep 193111
Abitibi Power and Paper Co. Ltd.25 Jan 193826
Adams, George Matthew17 Jan 193111
27 Jan 193111
17 Oct 193111
18 Jan 193825
Adams, Katherine27 Feb 193111
Adams, W.H.22 Mar 1926 6
Adelman, A.29 Aug 193518
Adelman’s Department Store29 Aug 193518
Aikin, J.A.26 Jan 193826
Aikin, Olive26 Jan (1938)26
Aitchison, E.12 Dec 1926 6
Aitchison, William19 Nov 1924 4
Algie, J.M.14 Mar 193619
Allan, Doug25 Dec 193314
Allan, Madge25 Dec 193314
Allan, S. Jan 193823
Allen, G.H.17 Jan 193824
Allen, J.P.Christmas 1928 8
Allen, Justin No Date 1
Allied Sports and Amusement Association20 Aug 193518
Alofsin, I.F.17 Jan 1938(2)24
Amalgamated Civil Service of Canada 6 Apr 193826
AmbassadorBaptistChurch10 Jan 193212
AmbassadorBridge 4 Jan 1929 9
13 Nov 1929 9
Ambassador Hotel (Los Angeles) 2 Feb 193826
AmericanCity Bureau 2 Feb 1926 6
American Consular Service27 Jun 1927 7
11 Feb 1929 9
30 Dec 193010
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NameDateMS 6 I/
Amherstburg27 Jan 1938 8
Amputations Association of the Great War 8 Nov 193518
Ancient Mystic Order of Samaritans - 5 Oct 193111
Beber Sanctorum No. 6
Anderson, Harry W. No Date 1
29 Jun 1925 5
20 Jun 1927 7
8 Mar 1928 8
21 Aug 1928 8
9 Jan 1929 9
16 May 193010
Ann Arbor Public Schools28 Feb 193415
The Arcady27 Jan 193212
Arscott, A.E.19 Jan 1938(2)25
Aseltine, A.W.18 Jan 193825
Association of South African Veterans16 Mar 1926 6
Association St. Jean-Baptiste de L’Ouest No Date 1
d’Ontario
AssumptionCollege28 Jun 193010
Assumption Tennis Club26 Jul 193517
Atherton, _____ (Mrs.) (1935)17
Atkin, Walter 6 Dec 193416
19 Feb 193721
24 Mar 193721
29 Mar 193721
18 Jan 193825
Atkinson, Barry E. 5 Jun 194730
Atkinson, J.E. 6 May 193721
26 Jun 194628
27 Jun 194628
Atkinson, KatherineChristmas 1928 8
Atwell, E.20 Jan 193825
Augustine, S.20 Jan 193825
Austin, J.W.10 May 1927 7
Automobile Club of Michigan19 Aug 193518
Automotive Transport Association of 25 Jul 193517
Ontario
Ayton, C.H.19 Jan 1927 7
Bailey, G.T.14 Sep 1925 5
Bain, J. Richard (Mrs.)21 Feb 1925 5
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Baldwin, Harry13 May 1929 9
Ball, H.20 Jan 193825
Ball, R.J. 193823
Balman, W.T.18 Jan 193825
Bank of Montreal (Head Office)16 May 1925 5
Banks, E.H.17 Jan 193824
Bard, James S.21 Oct 193314
10 Apr 193619
Bartlet, MacDonald & Gow 1 Oct 1924 4
20 Apr 1929 9
Bartlet, Margaret11 Jun 193721
Bassett, John14 Nov 193620
17 Jan 193824
Battersby, A.D.23 Nov 193722
Baundry, Ubalde21 Jun 194628
Baum and Brody Furniture Store11 Nov 1925 5
Baxter, Joe No Date 1
Baxter, W.J. 5 Feb 1925 5
Bayliss, Edith18 Jan 193825
Beardall, Jack22 Sep 1927 7
21 Sep 193111
Beatty, Edward W.17 Jan 193824
Beaumont, Charles W.10 Sep 1927 7
Beaverbrook (Lord) 6 Mar 193010
Beers, P.N. (1937)21
Begg, H.21 Jul 193314
Begley, Frank W.27 May 193517
24 Dec 193518
24 Dec 193722
18 Jan 193825
Belcourt, N.A.15 Jan 1924 4
17 Jan 1924 4
11 Feb 1928 8
Beley, Frank31 Dec 193314
Bell, C.W.22 Jul 193517
Bell, Harry J.27 Mar 193721
Bennett, Richard B.31 May 193212
26 Sep 193314
30 Nov 193314
25 Jun 193415
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Benson, J.E.30 Jun 1927 7
26 Oct 1929 9
Benson, J.F.19 Aug 193111
Bernhardt, D.H.12 Jan 1929 9
29 Nov 193314
Berry, J.W. 7 Dec 193416
Berry, J. Wilson22 May 193010
Betts, F.C.14 Apr 193619
Binns, Harold W. 4 Nov 193620
Birks-Ellis-Ryrie Ltd. 3 Jul 194629
Bishop, W.A. 4 Oct 194629
Bishop’s House 3 Jul 1926 6
Black, FredDecember 193722
Black, Ken23 Apr 193111
Blackburn, W.J.22 Jun 194628
Bliss, A. Kathleen25 Jun (1946)28
B’nai Brith – Lodge 101119 Jan 193825
Board of Education30 Jun 1927 7
26 Oct 1929 9
9 Jul 194629
Boland, E.W.20 Jan 193825
Bolton, Cora18 Jan 193825
Border Chamber of Commerce23 Jan 1925 5
18 Jan 1926 6
22 Jan 1926 6
30 Jan 1926 6
1 Feb 1926 6
20 Mar 1926 6
22 May 193517
3 Dec 193518
Border Chamber of Commerce
SEE ALSO Windsor Chamber of
Commerce
Border Cities Aero Club 9 Jul 193111
Border Cities American Legion 7 Sep 193111
Border Cities Credit Bureau22 May 1924 4
Border Cities Cricket Club 4 Mar 1927 7
Border Cities Prohibition Union19 Nov 1924 4
Border Cities Real Estate Board11 Jan 1927 7
12 Jun 1928 8
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Border Cities Retail Druggists’ Association23 Jun 1924 4
Border Cities Retail Furniture Dealers11 Nov 1925 5
Association
Border Cities Rugby Club16 Oct 193111
Border Cities Star18 Jun 1927 7
27 Dec 1927 7
22 Dec 1928 8
Christmas 1928 8
Border Cities Star - continued15 Jul 1929 9
25 Feb 193313
30 Apr 193415
14 Jul 193415
4 Jan 193517
1 Apr 193517
Border Cities Star
SEE ALSO Windsor Daily Star
Border Cities Women Teachers’ Guild24 Feb 1926 6
Border Citizen’s Service Committee15 Nov 193314
Border Scottish Choir 4 Dec 1925(2) 5
2 Mar 193212
Border Welfare Campaign 2 Dec 193111
Boughner, H.D.25 Jun 1925 5
Bourassa, Henri30 Sep 1925 5
`21 Jan 1926 6
Bourdeau, Albert N. (copy) 5 Aug 1925 5
Bourke, Irene M.20 May 1926 6
Boutet, Edgar10 Apr 193415
Boutette, Ailleen17 Sep 194629
Boville18 Aug 193826
Bowen, B.B.20 Jan 193825
Bower, J.A. 4 Jan 1929 9
13 Nov 1929 9
Bower, Joseph A.14 Mar 1927 7
21 Dec 1929 9
28 Dec 193111
Bowerman, Dan13 Apr 193721
Boy Scouts Association 7 Nov 1924 4
13 Feb 1926 6
Boyd, Thomas20 Jan 193825
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Bradshaw, T.27 Jul 193416
3 Aug 193416
28 Jan 193826
Bradway, J.10 Nov 193010
Brander, A.P. 6 Jul 1926 6
Brander’s Drug Store 6 Jul 1926 6
Brantford Expositor15 Jul 194629
Brantford (Ont.) – Magistrate’s Office18 Sep 193722
18 Jan 193825
Brea, T.H.15 Sep 193212
13 Feb 193313
British-Methodist-EpiscopalChurch24 Sep 1926 6
10 Jul 1929 9
12 Nov 1929 9
15 Aug 193518
17 Jan 193824
Brittain, Harry19 Dec 193212
Broadwell, M.C.15 May 193721
Brophey, T.R.25 Oct 1924 4
Summer 193415
Brown, B.A.18 May 193415
Brown, Fred J.Christmas 1928 8
Brown, Gerald M.Christmas 1928 8
Brown, H.A.22 Jan 193415
Brown, H. (Mrs.)26 Mar 193010
Brown, Harley20 Jan 193825
Brown, Jerry21 Aug 193416
14 Feb 193721
21 Jan 193825
Brown, Lorne J. 5 Apr 193415
Brown, Robert (Mrs.) No Date 1
Brown, RossChristmas 1928 8
Brown, S.J.11 Jun 1925 5
Brown, Walter James21 Aug 1924 4
Browney, John15 Dec 193620
17 Dec 193620
Brunskill, W.E.20 Jan 193825
Buchanan, J.25 May 1929 9
Buchanan, R.M. 6 Sep 193416
Buchanan, W.A.17 Jan 193824
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Buckingham, George S.21 Aug 193518
Bull, H. Wharlow 4 Dec 1925 5
2 Mar 193212
Bull, John 5 Nov 193212
Bull, S.G.16 Mar 1926 6
Buntin, Reid Company Ltd.17 Jan 193824
Burbidge, G.C. 7 Jun 1927 7
Burgoyne, H.B.25 Jun 194628
27 Jun 194628
29 Jun 194628
8 Jul 194629
20 Jul 194629
30 Jul 194629
Burkhardt, John C.19 Aug 193518
Burley Tobacco Marketing Association of19 Feb 193721
Ontario24 Mar 193721
29 Mar 193721
18 Jan 193825
Burness, K.C.23 Sep 193518
Burnett, J.R. 9 Jul 194629
Burtow, Betty31 Jan 193826
11 Apr 193826
Bushe, Seymour E.20 Jan 193825
Byrne, J.E.15 Sep 193010
7 Sep 193416
Byrne, James S.20 Jan 193825
C.C. Winningham, Inc.30 Jun 1927 7
C.F.C.O. Radio Station21 Sep 193111
Calden, Archibald C. 4 Mar 1927 7
Caldwell, J.A. (Mrs.)23 Jan 193825
Calgary Herald22 Jun 194628
12 Jul 194629
Cameron, DonChristmas 1928 8
Cameron, J.H.10 Jun 193619
Campbell, Charles E.21 Jun 194628
Campbell, Elsie15 Jun 1926 6
Campbell, Gladys E.13 Jun 1924 4
14 May 1926 6
7 Jun 193313
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Campbell, M.G.21 Jan 1927 7
31 Oct 1929 9
16 Jan 193824
Campbell, S. Rupert20 Jun 193825
21 Jul 194629
Campbell, Wallace R.23 Jun 1928 8
15 Nov 193314
8 Jan 193517
17 Nov 193620
16 Jan 193824
6 Jul 194629
12 Jul 194629
Camponi, Angelo20 Jan 193825
Canada. Advisory Board on Tariff and30 Apr 1929 9
Taxation
Canada. Customs and Excise31 Oct 1927 7
Canada. Department of National Defence16 Nov 193722
Canada. House of Commons21 Jan 1926 6
14 Apr 1926 6
23 Jul 1926 6
24 Jul 1926 6
28 Feb 1927 7
16 Apr 1929 9
8 Nov 193010
27 Jun 193111
2 Jan 193212
25 Jan 193313
17 Feb 193313
27 May 193313
17 Jul 193314
25 Oct 193314
10 Mar 193415
11 Apr 193415
14 Apr 193415
22 Oct 193416
9 Nov 193416
11 Dec 193416
22 Jan 193517
22 Oct 193518
14 Apr 193619
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Canada House of Commons – cont’d12 Jun 193619
2 Nov 193620
17 Nov 193620
27 Aug 193722
17 Jul 194629
Canada. House of Commons. Deputy 5 Jun 193517
Speaker
Canada. House of Commons. Leader of13 Nov 1923 3
the Opposition28 Nov 1923 3
21 Dec 1923 3
12 Sep 1924 4
12 Jun 1926 6
Canada. House of Commons. Press24 Sep ____ 1
Gallery17 Oct 193212
(1935)17
Canada. House of Commons. Speaker23 Apr 1929 9
Canada. Minister of Agriculture28 Nov 1927 7
18 Jun 193721
Canada. Minister of Customs and Excise13 Oct 1926 6
Canada. Minister of Finance16 Nov 193518
30 Dec 193722
23 Jul 193826
Canada. Minister of Health and Welfare16 Dec 194730
Canada. Minister of Labour 8 Oct 1927 7
Canada. Minister of Railways and Canals20 Dec 1923 3
23 Oct 193111
22 Jul 193517
Canada. National Revenue15 Dec 193212
Canada. Office of the High Commissioner23 Dec 1925 5
Canada. Post Master General10 Apr 193415
Canada. Prime Minister’s Office 5 Jul 1926 6
13 May 1929 9
31 May 193212
30 Nov 193314
8 Jul 194629
17 Jul 194629
Canada. Secretary of State 1 Jul 194629
10 Oct 194629
5 Apr 194730
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Canada. The Senate15 Jan 1924 4
17 Jan 1924 4
11 Feb 1928 8
6 Feb 193212
8 Feb 193212
5 Apr 193415
16 Apr 193415
22 Jul 193826
Canadian Bank of Commerce 5 Nov 193010
10 Nov 193620
2 Aug 194624
Canadian Bank of Commerce (Head Office) 8 Feb 1926 6
17 Nov 193620
19 Jan 1938(2)25
Canadian Bridge Co. Ltd. 6 Apr 193619
Canadian Co-operative Wheat Producers 19 Jan 193825
Ltd.
Canadian General Securities, Ltd.15 Jan 193010
Canadian Greyhound Lines12 Jan 193517
Canadian Industries Ltd. 5 Oct 193212
Canadian Legion of the British Empire19 Jan 1927 7
Service League
Canadian National Railways21 Jan 1928 8
5 May 193313
17 Jan 193824
18 Feb 193826
20 Feb 193826
16 Feb 194628
Canadian National Telegraphs17 Jan 1938(2)24
Canadian Order of Foresters20 Jun 193517
Canadian Pacific Railway Co. 1 May 1929 9
2 Mar 193111
16 Dec 193212
16 May 193313
20 Oct 193416
10 Jun 193517
5 Aug 193620
25 Mar 193721
12 Apr 193721
8 Oct 194629
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Canadian Press22 Nov 193518
8 Feb 193826
Canadian Red Cross Society22 Jan 193825
Canadian Red Cross Society, Border Branch28 Jan 193826
Canadian Salt Company Ltd.31 Jul 1924 4
5 May 1927 7
Canadian Steel Corporation Ltd.15 Sep 1927 7
Canadian Tuberculosis Association17 Aug 1929 9
Canadian Women’s Press Club16 Feb 194628
11 May 194628
5 Jul 1946 (2)29
Canadian Woollen and Knit Goods 7 Mar 193826
Manufacturers Assoc.26 Mar 193826
Capitol Theatre29 Sep 193620
17 Jan 193824
Carling, H.V. 2 Aug 194629
Carlton Hotel (Geneva)30 Jul 1929 9
Carty, Arthur24 Dec 193416
Carty, Ed24 Dec 193416
Casgrain, Alice F. No Date 1
Catholic Women’s League of Canada17 Sep 194629
Cedarvale Tree Experts No Date 1
Central Press Canadian26 Apr 193415
Ceseltine, Herne29 Sep 193416
Chamber of Commerce of Pittsburgh20 Jan 1926 6
Chamberlain, Frank 8 Jun 193721
Chappell, B.T.17 Jan 193824
20 Feb (1938)26
Charlottetown Guardian 9 Jul 194629
Charlottetown (Hotel)18 Jul 194629
Cheetham, M.H.20 Jan 193825
Chelsea Evening Record 8 Sep 1925 5
8 Jul 1927 7
14 Nov 193212
Chemical National Company Inc.21 Dec 1929 9
Cherniak, Harry M.25 Jan 193826
Chick, Agatha16 Jan 193824
Chick, John24 Dec 193722
Chick, John D.18 Jul 1934(2)16
16 Oct 193416
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Chick, John D. – cont’d20 Oct 193416
16 Jan 193824
Children’s Aid Society11 Jul 193111
4 Apr 193313
Chinese Embassy (Washington, D.C.)28 Aug 193722
Chisholm, Bird19 Jan 193825
Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Ltd. 4 Apr 193212
2 May 193517
11 Aug 193620
27 Dec 193722
6 Jan 193823
11 Jan 193823
Church of the Ascension13 Dec 1927 7
Clark, Agnes T.19 Jan 193825
Clark, Joseph W.G.16 Jul 194629
Clark, Nonie January 193823
Clark, Wylie C. 1 Aug 193212
1 Nov 193314
29 Nov 193314
1 Dec 193314
24 Dec 193314
29 Apr (1935)17
10 Jul 193517
24 Jul 193517
24 Dec 193518
(1936) (4)19
6 May 193619
6 Jul 193620
28 Aug 193620
11 Dec 193620