Great Vancouver province convention promises bold aims
In a provincial political summary the piece recalls past Pacific Northwest conventions, noting moves toward a big upcoming Vancouver gathering. It highlights promises of a recognized leader and a strong platform, with a focus on proxies, party factions, and historical echoes from the Martin and McBride eras.
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Vancouver
Con
McRae
B. CG
Josaph Marti
McTnnes
O'brien
Martin
McBride
Dewdney
Yakoty
Victoria
Esquimalt
E. P. Davis
CGPLA
Hibbert Tipper
Melivide
Tupper
Premier Oliver and Sumas Land Scheme Disputed
The article reports a heated debate over the Sumas land and dyking scheme in British Columbia. Premier Oliver defends government actions, cites engineer estimates, and claims landowners sought compensation while Bowser allies challenge costs and governance.
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Oliver and
Sumas
Premier Oliver Denies Haley Elnoton Reprod Rumor
Victoria reports Premier Oliver dismisses claims that Haley Elnoton reprod is Mae publication. He says general election not imminent and government has two years left. Public opinion indicates electors are content with current policies and leadership.
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Olin
Haley Elnoton
Reprod
Mae
Victoria
Indianary
Oliver
Ley
SAAPES AND HAGE dids misspelled political shutdown debate
A fragmented discussion in the Victoria council warns of financial strain and persistent calls to adjust salaries and costs. Officials debate potential bans on hygique and coulyol as a logical move to preserve public funds while avoiding broader tax impact.
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Victoria
Ulder
Costa
Debay
Garhars
Coulyol
Nota
Crete OA ae WHA EX VESTIG ANE in Vigo
In Vigo on November 1 the Malte party’s organ reports insession. Oliver and other figures discuss investigations into railway matters and public accounts. Key names include Oliver and Bowser as he chairs and witnesses seek accountability in government expenditures.
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Crete
VIGO
Elie
Fa Ltn
Malte Party
Regina
Lou
John Olver Ny Mingster
Prasier Olver
Pirkle
Acesurus
Iftelition
Mrantar Oliver
Tinta
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White Pramier Olver Lia
Sulipdena Fay Lng
Hono Geveral McRae
Tinfarnbanry
W. J. Rosaitony
Hile
Jilso Valed
Parris
Mublie Accouls
W. J. Bowser
General McRae
Premier’s Travelling Allowance Sparks Opposition Debate
A provincial dispute erupts over paying travel expenses. The opposition leader argues no statute bars spending honorarium on travel, contrasting his stance with the Premier who reallocates a $1,900 ministerial reserve and questions subsidy use. He asserts travel benefits the province and condemns vouchers paid by government.
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Parris
Mason
Oliver
Coluchian
Oliver Ag
Finance’ Department
Bowser
Kansas
Kowser
Howser
Oller
Barrow
Uist
Jackson
Chilliwack
J. W. Jones
Nancy
Bowsar
Prince Rupert Court
Bells
Prine Rupert
Oliver Tat
Oppostou
Delbergte Falalther
Gover
Mat Heneheid
I. JL Borde
Mornday
Colonist Names New Managing Director in Victoria
On Monday morning 24 year old C K Shaw assumed the managing editorship of The Daily Colonist. Clairles Swayne remains editor-in-chief. Shaw began as an office boy and cub reporter, described as possibly the youngest managing editor of a prominent Canadian daily. The Daily Colonist, established in 1858, has been owned by H M Matson for the past twenty years.
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Victoria
C. K. Shaw
Daily Colonist
Clairles Swayne
Shaw
Lie
Colonist
Inte
C. M Laugh
Canada
H. Matson
Convention to heed Western women's institute meeting
Dr Felten MacMurely Chief of Child Welfare Division Federal Department of Health attends the Conference of Women's Institutes of the Lower Mainland. A provincial day program is arranged for Friday November 30 at Waterborough as part of the event. Members across associations are invited to attend and hear Dr MacMurely explain federal and provincial roles.
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Women's Institutes
Lower Mainland
Felten MacMurely
Federal Department of Health
Sis
Helen*' Asahe
Quilfrou
Aue
Flonlin
Federal
Department of Health
Macaurehy
Canada’s Per Capita Exports Show World Ranking
Figures from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics reveal Canada’s 192% per capita export value at $100.3, trailing only New Zealand and Australia among major economies. The data highlights Canada’s growing share in global trade and marks a notable position for the country in international rankings.
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Gamal
Laker
Dominion Huresa
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
In Flanders Fields Echoes Through Time
The poem laments a war’s toll with vivid images of fallen soldiers. It recalls the brave dead and the lingering glow of sunset over battlefields.
Mrs MeLenn and kin plan extended stay at Coast
Mrs MeLenn from Wartime Sauk and her daughter visit sister Mrs Raynor. Mrs Melena aims a lengthy sojourn directing the W T rectors at the Coast. Mrs Hall named official delegate to the Lower Mainland W I conference replacing Mrs Roy Lehman who missed the trip north due to an unexpected event.
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MeLenn
Sauk
Hier
Raynor
Melena
Wil
W. T
Hall
Lower Mainland
W. I
Roy Lehman
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