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| Publication | Date |
Page |
Title |
| The Globe |
1924-01-30 |
3 |
Grand Valley towns urge harbor work.|Brant, Norfolk and Waterloo Counties want Port Dover developed. |
| The Globe |
1924-01-30 |
3 |
Stratford railway shops are put back on full time. |
| The Globe |
1924-02-05 |
2 |
Branch line vote cut two millions.|Part of Nationals' plan completed, despite action of Senate.|Taken from main vote |
| The Globe |
1924-02-20 |
14 |
Grade separation along Northwest remains problem|Day of discussion before Railway Board has little result|All plans are criticized |
| The Globe |
1924-02-21 |
1 |
Worst storm in half century buries province beneath snow and holds up transportation|From head of lakes to valley of Ottawa blizzard rages, and piles up drifts on railways, in city streets, and on country roads, paralyzing traffic by rail or auto|Railway men battle in vain to keep trains in operation|Northern counties completely isolated for twenty-four hours--Farmers with sleighs rescue passengers from trains stuck in snow--Drifts reach roofs of radial cars |
| The Globe |
1924-02-21 |
1 |
Aged railwayman killed by train on wrong track. |
| The Globe |
1924-02-21 |
2 |
Worst storm in half century buries province. |
| The Globe |
1924-02-21 |
11 |
Engineers cautious in studying plans for grade problem|Railway Board continues inquiry into Northwest Toronto situation|City's plans considered |
| The Globe |
1924-03-13 |
3 |
Nationals abandon widening of bridge|Pruned budget will not admit of work on international structure |
| The Globe |
1924-05-01 |
13 |
Northwest Toronto will soon be freed of level crossings|Dominion Railway Commission issues order for subways at danger points|Elevate C.P.R. Tracks |
| The Globe |
1924-05-19 |
14 |
Grade separation will be considered at Toronto hearing|Railway Board meets Wednesday to settle details of recent order|Hamilton applications |
| The Globe |
1924-07-21 |
13 |
Collision at Mimico delays C.N.R. traffic |
| The Globe |
1924-09-10 |
9 |
Would speed work on Bloor Subway|Business men of district complain city is dilatory|Says railways held up |
| The Globe |
1924-11-29 |
15 |
C.N.R.-Wabash double track from Glencoe to border |