Dominion Elections and Growing Tax Bills Debate
The article analyzes campaign dynamics in the upcoming Dominion elections with focus on government and Liberal candidates. It notes the central role of party propaganda, criticism of Dr Bonnell, and potential impacts on voter decisions amid shifting support for Premier Meighen. It also surveys Canada’s immigration policy history and current tensions as war-era settlement needs rise.
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Dominion
Meighen
Canada
Maine
New Hampshire
Europe
United States
British Isles
United Kingdom
Dominions
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Meighen leads in next house amid Liberal Farmer coalition
The piece argues Meighen's clear majority across parties suggests a Liberal Farm alliance will shape the outcome. It warns against voting against Dr. Bonnell, stresses Bowser as an example of Liberal propaganda, and urges East Kootenay voters to consider broader Dominion issues over personal clashes.
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Meighen
Bonnell
Mackenzie King
Mr. Bowser
East Kootenay
Dominion
Welcoming hand to new opportunity amid tax burden debate
The piece notes a welcome to those offering the opportunity while warning the excellent class will vanish if barriers fall. It laments government and public disagreement over who bears the burden of the huge tax deficit, projected for many years, and argues a larger population could share the cost.
Meagre verdict in action of Backworths against the Sun
In Vancouver a jury awarded A. B. Buckworth one dollar and costs in a libel case against the Vancouver Sun. Buckworth denied knowledge of potato purchases before rate reductions by the Pacific Great Eastern. Premier Oliver was not called to testify though he attended in Vancouver.
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Oliver
Dolly Varden
A. B. Buckworth
Vancouver Sun
Buckworth
the Sun
W. H. Edgett & Co
Lillooet
British Columbia
Vancouver
Moving wooden schools prove popular in Vancouver area
In Vancouver BC one and two room wooden school buildings on wheels cost 1600 dollars for a one room unit. Proponents claim cottage schools endure 20 to 30 years, provide easy heating lighting and ventilation, and reduce fire risk and pantie for children.
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Vancouver
Weekly shows begin at Star Theatre this Friday and Saturday
The Star Theatre opens with performances this Friday and Saturday and continues on a weekly schedule thereafter.
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Star Theatre
Viewpoint of Contemporaries on News and Wealth
Excerpts discuss the rapid spread of news, the role of newspapers as society’s voice, and the idea that wealth acts as a common fund benefiting society. The viewpoint emphasizes fast communication and global broadcast of events.
Hungerford Pollen and local notes in 1901 Cranbrook Herald
Hungerford Pollen returns from Alaska and the new Baptist Church in the city will be opened. George Leitch and James Hunter arrive from the East. Elk Hotel proprietor Geo Hoggarth plans to install a furnace. A critical print on industrial selloffs and price effects quotes Winnipeg Free Press’s remark on the hole the country must crawl out of. Local Liberal Conservative tariff sentiment shows Meighen protection policy favored by Hamilton workers.
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New Baptist Church
J. C. Drewry
St. Mary's
Winnipeg Free Press
Royal Connaught
Meighen
Hamilton
Hamilton Speaks On Trade Policy For Canada
The Hamilton Spectator argues against free trade at a difficult time as the U S raises barriers. It stresses protecting Canadian industries and restoring the value of the Canadian dollar, insisting the public sees salvation in protective policy.
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United States
Hamilton
Canada
Hamilton Spectator
Frank Derosier’s nephew hospitalized after leg fracture
A young nephew of Frank Derosier of Jaffray was brought to the hospital this week with a fracture just below the right knee. Articles of incorporation for the new Marysville townsite were filed in Spokane last week. The stock is divided into 32,000 shares with a par value of $1 each.
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Frank Derosier
Jaffray
Marysville
Spokane
Prince George Pulp and Jar Mill Project Heads to October Talks
Final phases of a large pulp and paper mill project at Prince George will be discussed with the government in October. Officials anticipate moving ahead with construction at an early date.
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Prince George
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For All Fabrics
Diamond Dyes claim simple directions enable any woman to dye or tint faded clothing and textiles. They guarantee even first timers perfect results with wool silk or cotton and promise no streaking spotting fading or running.
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Hungerford Pollen
Alaska
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James Hunter
Geo. Hoggarth
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Metro
Jack Mulhall
Ruth Stonehouse
Frank Elliot
Margarite de la Mott
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Cranbrook Meat Market
Norbury Ave
Cranbrook, B.C
Weston's Bargain Store
McLeod’s Store
Baker Street
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