Town and District Notes from Hedley District
A wave of casual local items from Hedley and environs notes residents traveling, returning from trips to the coast, and Easter plans. People mentioned include H Williams, L Sith, S E B Timulton, and Mrs Greer. Updates cover home improvements, illnesses, job changes, and social events with emphasis on community movement and weather-influenced travel.
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H. Williams
Paulus Sunda
L. Sith
S. EB. Tiuilton
Sami Point
Idaho
Harry Williams
Cold Creek
Mel
Richard Collins
Hedley
England
Britain
Mrs. Collin
Grind Trunk Pacific Workhalts Amid Labor Demand
Prince Rupert reports little change on the Grind Trunk Pacific first mile under Foley Werlich Stewart contract with sublets Lo Ross McColl. Two weeks ago workers earning 2.25 to 2.50 per day for ten hours demanded 3 per day and refused to work until granted. Contractors rejected the $8 site price. rumors say higher pay further up the line, and the men remain out.
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Prince Rupert
Foley, Werlich & Stewart
Lo Ross & McColl
Mundy
Alethough
Fleure
Alberta Frost Shapes Rutherford Era Election Outcome
In Alberti the general election strengthens the Rutherford administration as conservatives gain influence in the house. A railway policy promises to curb costs, while railway supporters push for expanded lines. Party loyalties divide voters who favor present gains and future promises, with conservatives allied against the government in the lower house.
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Alberti
Rutherford
Anany
Thuca
Ina House
Metropolitan tunnel nears ore body reach
Report from the street says the Metropolitan tunnel has reached the ore body as of press time. Earlier this week the tunnel stood 56 feet from the ore, with 86 more feet to reach venehi point under Luw wine, where ore extent remains unknown.
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Metropolitan
Venehi Point
Deferred Elections Debate Sparks Party Split
In a heated session, debate over delaying elections revealed divisions among government supporters. Fielding led the Trouse in Laurier's absence, while supporters backed Bievell's motion. Bryan Congdon urged postponement to broadcast from Ottawa. Tulliploman defended the fraud, leaving voting lines split.
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Sean
Yukon
Nation
Ottawa
Tulliploman
Greenwood Miners Deny Copper Price Closure Plan
The Boundary correspondent of the Nelson News wired that McAllister announced the B GO smelter and Mother Lode shutdown due to high copper prices, and the miners union reportedly agreed to a ten percent wage cut. The union’s secretary issued an indignant denial, calling the report a pipe dream.
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Nelson News
McAllister
B. GO
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