City Council Meets Amid Complaints And Park Plans
Mayor Acres and Aldermen attend a regular council meeting. Stock nuisance on Fourth Street is referred to health and relief. Waterworks extension and park conversion discussed with committees empowered to act. Fire limit bylaw passes and street paving bylaw amendments hinted for next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acres
Ald. Harkness
MecArdle
McCallum
Schoitter
Webster
Council
Alex. Clonis
Fourth Street
Health and Relief Committee
J. E.W. Thomp
Grand Forks
Crow’s Nest
John O'Connell
James Smith
O'Con- Thomas Humphries
West End
Water and Light Committee
Workmen’s Compensation, Board
Victoria
Fire Department
Board of Works
Parks Committee
Chinatown
Buckle
Ald. Schnitter
Russia to seek a peaceful republic after war says Premier Lyoff
Premier Lyoff via Isaac F. Marcoason tells Americans Everybody's Magazine that Russia will follow a victory with a republic of peace. Autocracy is dead and democracy will model after America, granting justice and opportunity to all. Russia aims for liberal republican freedom with Jew and Gentile as brothers and seeks American alliance in victory and commercial ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Lyoff
Issac F. Marcoason
Everybody's Magazine
America
Bread price linked to international peace says Hoover
In Washington last Monday Herbert Hoover warned that bread defines Europe’s peace and the loaf size depends on North American wheat. He cited allies needing 500 million bushels for the next harvest and 350 million bushels of cereals, urging support for the Gore Lever food bill to boost production. Engineer Nelson of Granby Consolidated arrived to inspect South Belt claims with Sam Fortéath, closing in on promising findings.
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Europe
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Hoover
House
Senate
Nelson
Granby Consolidated Company
Sam Fortéath
Granby
Nelgon
Bin
Elosslind
Dominion legislature passes eighty bills in British Columbia
The legislature finished its sittings with sixty seven of eighty bills receiving royal assent before 11 pm. Acts amended range from the Railway and Pharmacy Acts to mining, civil service, taxation, and municipal reforms. Elections in Saskatchewan scheduled for early July.
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Jash
Barnard
Enue
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Coal miners win their point in strike
Calgary reports another step in the miners strike with gains for the union. District camps back up demands for a 30 percent increase while a 15 percent rise is accepted in the meantime. Government and operator responses are awaited as policy committees send representatives from the Grand Trunk and other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alberta
International Board
Graham
A. J.carter
Grand Trunk
Mountain Park
Pacific
Yellowhead
Miners in British Columbia and Alberta Hold Out On Own Terms
The Montreal Star Ottawa correspondent reports striking miners will not return to work unless terms meet their demands. President White of the United Mine Workers offers to settle, while Vice-President Rees travels to Paty to urge agreement. If talks fail, Hon. T. W. Crothers may run mines via a government commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brahle Lake
Canadian Northern Railway
G.T. P
Western Coal Operators’ Organization
Rees
Indianapolis
Montreal Star
Ottawa
British Columbia
Alberta
White
United Mine Workers’ International Union
International Council
Ci Jpaty
T. W. Crothers
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CTY Council
Workmen's Compensation Board
Preme Laurency
Dolly Varden Mines
Vancouver City
of Woods Act
Vancouver and Districts
Ation
Nenogis Mon
Iistey
North Vancouver
Companies Act
Vancouver
Fort George
Ehanios
Industrial Home For Girls
Department of Labor
Saskatchewan
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