Election talk swirls on Premier Meigher's timing
The Abbotstford Post notes election chatter as Premier Oliver avoids firm dates while Bowser hints at fall action. Both Liberal and governing leaders are active, with a westward premier visit seen as a sign of impending events and Ottawa pressure growing. The piece reflects public uncertainty about when a Dominion election might occur.
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Oliver
Bowser
Dominion
Meigher
Ottawa
Seldant
Weather at Fall Fairs Improves Despite Rain
As fall fairs near their end, expectations of fine weather grow after a season dominated by rain. While wet conditions have been common, many fairs still proceeded successfully with favorable or similar weather across events.
Delusions Wrecked by Premier Oliver In Friday Meeting
The Slundard Sentinel reports a planned enmity toward Premier Oliver after Friday night’s assembly. It recounts Bowser praising Honest John's honesty while Oliver accuses Bowser of lying under oath. The piece laments damaged faith in political leaders and public trust in provincial affairs.
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Oliver
Slundard-Sentinel
Bowser
John
Mr. B
Willy
Premier's Speed Claims Spark City Debate
The Premier boasted of surpassing rivals in a speed talk on Friday night claiming to have left Victoria ahead of Bowser and Mr B on separate trips. The remarks followed a joint opposition meeting, with editors noting the pace contrasted with a lengthy two month trek to his constituency after summer floods to learn citizens' needs.
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Oliver
Bowser
Victoria
Mr. B
Peace River
Mission City
Khamloops Standard-Sentinel
Premier declines road timetable amid provincial debt warning
Hon John Oliver premier of the province told Shamloops yesterday that the trans provincial highway project is unlikely in the present budget. He refused to commit on when work could start and stressed the debt burden. The stance aims to shield finances while signaling possible public protest if funds exist but are withheld.
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John Oliver
Kamlops
In Ty
Shamloops. Ny
Tolopran
Lively provincial race looms with Oliver and Maxwell Smith-Dewdsey
The riding gears up for a vigorous provincial contest as John Oliver and Maxwell Smith-Dewdsey enter the race. Rumors had Premier Oliver possibly switching to Dewdney, but after a Dewdney visit over Nicomen Island water concerns, he is unlikely to run elsewhere. An independent Liberal emerges from Deroche, ensuring a spirited campaign season.
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Dewdsey
Oliver
Della
Dewdney
Nicomen Island
Maxwell All
Deroche
Victoria election echoes historic rift between former friends
In a broad discussion the public may glimpse inside Victoria politics, recalling a 1916 split when two former allies clashed. The remarks suggest ongoing maneuvering and the likelihood of further revelations as campaigns advance.
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Victoria
Bowser Plans a Mission City Campaign Speech
A coded campaign outline imagines Conservative Billy Bowser addressing Mission City voters. The plan allocates time to roast Friend Bates, recount past electoral clashes with Maxwell Smith, defend Bowser’s truthfulness, attack Oliver government, discuss ferry and Prohibition issues, and promise action for Dewdney and Nicomen Island dyke, culminating in a lengthy four minute closing on the P. G. B.
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Mission City
Billy Bow Ser
John Oliver
Maxwell Smith
Bates
Ford
Smith
Mr. Bowser
Guardian Angels of
B. C
Oliver
Mission-Matsqui
Dewdney
Nicomen Island
Liberal Candidates Clash Over Dewdney Nomination
A decades old Liberal struggle in Dewdney unfolds as two rival hopefuls, one a non resident, clash over nomination rules. Premier shifts, a Land Settlement Board ousting cited, and Max South poised as an independent Liberal candidate in 1920 or 1921, reshaping provincial politics.
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Dewdney
W. J. Bowser
Maxwell South
Fried
Bowser
Oliver
Vancouver
I World
Education Minister McLean to resign for hospital post
Victoria October 4. It is reported Hon J D McLean minister of education will retire from the government to accept the position of superintendent of the provincial mental hospital at New Westminster.
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Victoria
J. D. McLean
New Westminster
What Is Meant By The Verse Shade Falling Fast
The exchange imagines mishearing a line about fading light as a literal action of blinds being pulled. The teacher’s prompt asks for meaning while Thomas humorously suggests someone is lowering the blinds as a practical, daylight-spoiling misunderstanding.
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Thomas
Yale Road Complaints Mount Over Deteriorating Route
At Langley council meeting residents lament the Yale road condition. Rain and heavy traffic have damaged the Lagaley Prairie to Murrayville stretch, once a provincial pride. Complaints blame poor gravel work and use of marble-sized stones, with officials accused of mismanaging roadbuilding.
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Langley Council
Yale Road
Lagaley Prairie
Murrayville
Yale
Abotsford
Government Sale Law Hinted in Prohibition Statutes
Fragmentary note suggests speculation about a government sale linked to prohibition statutes. The text indicates the law is not yet written or passed, leaving uncertainty about its status and scope.
Be a Gentleman Ex: Be a Gentleman Ex
Be a gentle considerate person with a heart of gold and a spirit of love. Train to acquire gentlemanly qualities that endure life. Cites W B Gladstone and King Edward VII as exemplars of considerate conduct and honor. Edward the Peacemaker is called the finest gentleman in Europe and a model of restraint.
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Wirth
W. B. Gladstone
G.O.M
Europe
Edward
Frederick Treves
Frederick
Prince of Wales
Great Britain
Ireland
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