Hypocrites and Scavengers in Cranbrook Speech
A public defender denounces hypocritical envy and slander targeting Cranbrook. He condemns rumors linking local water to disease, notes fever cases from Macleod to Nelson due to construction neglect, and asserts Cranbrook’s growth as a regional business hub despite detractors.
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Prohibition Plebiscite Yields Mixed Reactions Across Canada
The Canadian plebiscite on prohibition is portrayed as a major political move with conservatives seeking Laurier’s rise, while supporters hail the vote as a victory for prohibitionists and opponents call it negative due to low turnout. Debate centers on governing legislation and provincial results, with costs cited as a quarter of a million. All sides express satisfaction, hinting at a looming millenarian optimism.
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Editorial Notes on Klondike Dreams and Yukon Newsmen
The piece muses on an air line to the Klondike and mocks editors of rival papers. It notes Yukon Commissioner Olgilvie's Dawson City arrival and a 116,000 dollar celebration with sports. Prof Totten forecasts March first doom affecting British Columbia fuel plans. Canada seeks treaty relief from U S duties on bail and other conference features.
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Turbulent age stories and political upheaval amid global events
Chronicles of instability include Yukon dishonesty rumors prompting a fuller probe, Aguinaldo’s independence, Philippine insurgency, and warnings of government and political corruption. Reports note storms, fires, and notable deaths and petty trials amid a wide array of international headlines.
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