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George L. McMahon

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A longtime director of the Calgary Stampeders, McMahon was elected president of the team in December 1959. Under his leadership, the Stampeders went from a deficit of $ 2,066 in 1959 to surplus of $ 233,666 in 1967. In 1960, George and Frank McMahon put up the initial $ 300,000 towards the
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McMahon's success as a broker provided much of the money he and his brother needed to start their own oil well drilling business. They entered the oil business in 1930 and in 1939, founded Pacific Petroleum. In 1948, they drilled one of
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In 1963, McMahon began construction on the Calgary Inn, a 12-story, 319-room hotel. He served as president of Calgary Inn Ltd. until 1968 and the hotel is now the
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construction of a new football stadium in Calgary, which was named in their honor. McMahon stepped down in 1968 due to ill health and was replaced by
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McMahon's first marriage ended in divorce in 1945. On March 21, 1946, he married Katherine Latimer Staples. They had three sons and three daughters.
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McMahon was born on June 18, 1904, to Francis J. and Stella (Soper) McMahon. He grew up in
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From 1924 to 1926, McMahon worked in the metal department of the
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In 1967, illness forced McMahon to live most of the year in
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from 1952 to 1961. He also served as president of the
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Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's) soldiers
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McMahon Made Honorary Colonel" 7: 1065:Calgary Stampeders team presidents 774:Calgary Stampeders team presidents 535:"Calgary Inn Elects New President" 14: 669:"Mahoney Heads Stampeders' Board" 667:Walker, Hal (February 27, 1968). 639:"LaBorde Resigns Stampeder Post" 150: 342:. He died on July 11, 1978, at 171: 146: 457:"G.L. McMahon dies; rites set" 367:"George L. McMahon dies at 74" 271:Westcoast Transmission Company 1: 587:"National Trust Appointment" 560:White, Ryan (May 16, 2019). 316:McMahon was a member of the 205:and along with his brother, 1100:Whitworth University alumni 246:Kimberley, British Columbia 1116: 318:Canadian Scottish Regiment 293:Phillips Petroleum Company 781: 330:South Alberta Light Horse 322:British Columbia Regiment 161:Katherine Latimer Staples 483:"Pacific Petroleums Ltd" 344:Calgary General Hospital 223:Moyie, British Columbia 49:Moyie, British Columbia 289:National Trust Company 1080:Canadian stockbrokers 613:"Changes Inevitable" 149: 1937; 645:. 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Index

Moyie, British Columbia
Calgary
Alberta
Whitworth College
Calgary Stampeders
Pacific Petroleums
McMahon Stadium
Pacific Petroleums
Calgary Stampeders
Frank McMahon
McMahon Stadium
Moyie, British Columbia
Spokane, Washington
Gonzaga University
Whitworth College
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Kimberley, British Columbia
Vancouver
Alberta
Turner Valley
Westcoast Transmission Company
Westcoast Pipeline
Westin Hotel
National Trust Company
Phillips Petroleum Company
Pat Mahoney
Canadian Scottish Regiment
British Columbia Regiment
World War II
South Alberta Light Horse

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