Liberal rally reveals rift over liquor import policy
At a Victoria party gathering Liberal leaders spar over the senate rejection of a bill giving British Columbia sole power to import liquor. Senator Bostock defends the Senate while Premier Oliver and Dr. King favor a plebiscite under Senate amendments.
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A.M. Manson
Oliver and Son
King
Deluge in the East Prompts Conservative Shift in Prince Edward Island
A sweeping electoral turnover in Prince Edward Island ousted Premier Bell and all but four Liberal incumbents. The province joined an ongoing regional wave, with voters citing broken pre election pledges and rising taxes as causes for the collapse of the Bell government, mirroring Ontario’s political upheaval.
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Prince Edward Island
Ontario
Bell
Ontario voters sweep out Drury ministry in historic election
The Province of Ontario delivered a decisive verdict against the Drury government. Premier Drury collapsed as the former regime was swept from power and Wellington Hay lost his seat. Liberals aided by Conservative votes toppled the administration amid widespread discontent with expenditure and waste.
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Ontario
Drury
U. FO
Wellington Hay
Linis Firpo
South America
Jack Dempsey
Firpo
Tampas
Jess Willard
Dempsey
Cheap martyrs and steadfast Conservatives in Western Ontario
The piece contrasts calls for responsible government with coalition logrolling while praising Conservative candidates as strong and capable across Western Ontario. It argues martyrs and zealots misjudge causes, urging sympathy for genuine conviction over fanaticism and condemning those who die for misunderstood aims.
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Ken
Drury
Ontario
London Free Press
Yale Review
Local mining payroll boost and community notes
Twenty years ago Conservatives hosted a banquet for Hon R F Green and Hon Chas Wilson. Mining operations may add 60 000 to 80 000 monthly payroll across Sullivan St Eugene and North Star mines after a Dominion bounty on lead. G G Moffatt visited Cranbrook from Morrisey. Cranbrook sees strong housing demand. Cranbrook Sash and Door Co changes as M Johnson exits. J H McQuaid and family holidaying in Banff after a Windermere trip. car breakdown spurs renewed travel through the Rockies. Calgary Herald
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Sullivan, St. Eugene
North Star
J. H. McQuaid
Cranbrook
B.C
Banff
Banff-Windermere
Windermere
McQuaid
Rockies
Calgary Herald
Bible Thought for Today Daily Devotional Dates and Verses
A compact devotional list for August covers daily themes Humility of Christ With All Your Heart Shall Do Exploits Be in Earnest and Yea Nay with cited scriptures from Peter Psalm Jeremiah Daniel Ecclesiastes Matthew. It presents brief Bible verses and guidance for morning prayer humility and steadfast faith.
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Christ
Christ Jesus
Daniel
Windermere District Notes Highlights Local Visitors and Activities
The Invermere area hosts W heap Holland of Manchester owner of Fairmont Hot Springs estate, with his son. Henry Fleming of New York and son R Fleming study and visit Holland ranch. Archdeacon Graham and Rev Atkinson lead services. A Windermere Girl Guides unit forms with about twenty members. Royal Academy of Music exam results listed for local pupils. Montreal and Banff visitors join Lake Windermere camp, plus CPR official party from Montreal.
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Herald
Invermere, Bay
Wheap Holland
Manchester
Eng
Fairmont
East Kootenay
Holland
Henry S. Fleming
New York
Mr. R. Fleming
Holland Ranch
Fairmont Bet Springs
Banker's Trip Highlights Banff Windermere Highway
Thatcher a prominent banker of Pu eblo Colorado and Miss Etta Jackson of Winnipeg visit the Banff Windermere highway. The journey by special jitney service winds through two mountain ranges in eight hours, highlighting the scenic highway as a resort feature.
Rumor Denies Mrs DeAugbe Departure With Boarder
The verse asserts rumors claim Mrs Francis DeAugbe Lajune fled with a boarder, but the piece labels it false and malicious slander, insisting the person involved was only a roomer, not a partner.
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Francis DeAugbe Lajune
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