Che Islander by Subscription Advertising Rates and Editor’s Notice
The Islander lists subscription price two dollars in advance and states advertising rates are available on request. It notes letters require signature and the editor will not publish unsigned opinions or views from correspondents. The publication date is Saturday July 25 1914.
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Rockfeller
West Cumberland
Noah
Manitoba politics and school question under Roblin government
The piece discusses Manitoba's school question since the abolition of separate schools, Roblin's concession to English speaking Roman Catholics, and Liberal opposition. It covers Ottawa politics, reciprocity, and a praise of Roblin’s administration for Manitoba. It also reports US immigration views on Hindoo workers, with notes on Seattle and San Francisco.
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Roblin
Manitoba
Orangemen
Winnipeg
St. Boniface
Laurier
Sir Wilfred
Meighen
Interior
Roche
Canada
The Hindoos and Immigration Policy Across Borders
A Vancouver report asserts Canada rejects Hindoos as British subjects while the United States would welcome them, a claim said to be erroneous. The text notes U S immigration rules are stricter than Canada’s and references last year's Commissioner General of Immigration report.
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Washington
Seattle
San Francisco
United States
Philippine Islands
British Columbia
Hindoo
Pacific States
Vancouver
Canada
Commissioner General of Immigration At
World mood and immigration tied to labour demand
The Liberal press links Canada’s low mood to reduced British immigration, arguing the boom collapse lowers labour demand. It notes global economic hardship, minimizes Sir Wilfrid’s 1911 defeat, and expects recovery after harvest unless European events worsen.
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United Kingdom
Borden
Canada
Sir Wilfrid
Australia
South America
United States
Lipton Contract Scandal Brings Government Ban in Britain
The Lipton firm is removed from government contractor lists after CanTeen Scandals where officials and officers were found bribed to win supplies. Judge Darling cites a directorate supported bribery system and moral condemnation that may end Sir Thomas Lipton’s sporting career.
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Lipton’s (Limited
Justice Darling
Sir Thomas
United Kingdom
Carreer
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