Flood death tolls shrink in central Ohio reports
Early tallies from Dayton Columbus and surrounding towns vastly overstated casualties. Dayton reports plummet from over 5000 to about 200 or fewer. West Columbus lists 60 bodies found. other cities like Columbus Piqua Fremont and Troy show markedly lower totals as search teams verify figures. Indiana and Illinois reports vary with no confirmed fatalities yet in West Indianapolis.
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Ohio
Todi
Dayton
Columbus
Colubus
Troy Malmissurg
Ewlief
Hamilton
Iminy
Mount Vernon
Venice
Chillicothe
Titi
Piqua
Fremont
Middletown
Mission
Zanesville Fon
Troy
Indiana
Penn
Brookville
Kurt Wayne
Serro Haute] Font
West Indianapolis
FIELDING TALKS ON Borden POLICY AT SEA
London March 28 Hon W S Fielding returned on the Alun liner Vielovian from abroad amid reports he tried to aid English Radicals against the Borden naval plan He said he would help only if it could secure adoption of the policy but that there was nothing he could do and he would leave the matter to others
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London
Fielding
Alun
Kjelding
Pielding
Hunters Must Have Licenses Under New Provincial Law
The recently amended law prohibits residents from hunting animals or birds and from carrying firearms without a license. Licenses cost 2.50 for bird and big game, 5.00 general, 1.00 special. badges show license numbers and are non transferable. Minors under sixteen require parental consent. unlicensed firearms may be seized.
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Wapitl
Cariboo
Fierson
Road Superintendent Praised For Similkameen District Roads
A speech by Jos. Garner at a recent convention lauds H. A. Timer as road superintendent and highlights the Similkameen district's improved roads. The piece argues for sustained government investment in a comprehensive network of good roads to boost prosperity and access to mineral, cultural, and timber wealth.
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Ainye
H. A. Tiiner
Similka Mech
Me. Parner
L. W. Shatford
M Parier
Sintl Katuven
Interfons
Sand Stats
Siquilkameen
British Columbia
Wepéech Mide
Jos “Arner
Victoria
Rex
Trever
Hedley School Marvel Month Report Details Teachers and Grades
The Hedley school monthly report lists teachers Marjorie Stith Richard Chie and staff including Gertendy Smith McLaren Chirke Florence Mes Senger and others. It records marks up to 800 in Class 11 with Elsie Smith 453 James McLeod 257 Lily McLeod 181 Hugh McKenzie 100 and several absences. Page mentions Orville Simons Minnie Winkler and George Stevens among students while Walter H Page of Page and Day publishers is noted as U S Ambassador to London.
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Marjorie Stith
Richard Chie
Gertendy Smith
McLaren Chirke
Florence Mes Senger
Davis Lynlli— Ten Brown
Monica Smith
Livinn Greely
Viela Messenger
Homey Jones
Bertie Jones
Wilbert Pea
Harold Bowerum
C. Mill
Yender
Elsie Smith
Cliss
Tames McEeod
Lily McLeod
Hugh McKenzie
Klemer Bare
Leonid Mitchell
John Smith
Claire Leomer
Ronald Critchley
Lena Wirth
Glass
Grace Hobson
Aldis Perry
Gomer Jones
Robert Mclcod
Vivian Simons
Pauline Greeley
Olive Gritebley
T Prinv
Orville Simons
Minnie Winkler
George Stevens
Orin Perry
Tofant
William Michell
Westley Messenger
Ena Winkler
Viola Nalf
Warren Rolis E. McCartray
Imperial Squadron proposed by Admiralty for mobile empire
In a naval budget presentation Winston Churchill proposes a five ship Imperial squadron including Canadian, Malay and New Zealand ships. Based at Gibraltar it could reach Halifax Quebec Trannilen (Trinidad?) and other ports within days, patrol the empire and offer mobility to dominions with officers from Canada South Africa and New Zealand.
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Admiralty
Winston Chatelill
Gibraltar
Halifax
Quebec
Trannilen
Cape Town
Alexandria
Sydney
New Zealand
Hong Kong
Vancouver
Dominions
Hoiny
Axbrowd
Empire
Regaining Favor for Western Hemlock in Coast Timber Trade
British Columbia timber data show western hemlock valuable coast wood, rivaling Douglas fir in pricing and use. It tests well for framing and siding, with good behavior in edge trims and lath, but less durability in heavy construction and damp locations. Prospects hinge on producer and consumer recognition of its true value.
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British Columbia
Ted Heanlock
Douglas Hy
Jess
Canada Maintains Immigration Control Over Japanese Treaty
Ottawa reports a key clause in a new Japanese treaty keeps Canada’s immigration authority intact. The provision mirrors U S safeguards, ensuring Parliament and Government of Canada retain power over entry, travel, and residence for Japanese nationals, despite the pact.
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Ottawa
Gomda
Canada
Dipat
Japan
Ganda
Cinanda
Caanda
Cane
Gandady
United States
Belloc backs tariff reform as British writer notes risks
The piece credits Hilaire Belloc with tariff reform support while labeling Hu as a leading British historian and political writer. It argues the Indian threat in the North appears exaggerated and says most urged rebellion was imagined by white agitators to be punished for inciting.
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Hilaire Belloc
Britain
Nodwth
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Seymour Li
Western Canada
Cammell Laird & Co. Ltd
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Eng
Beatty Boot
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Grand Union Hotel
N. P. Mine O.M. SrwvEstit Winey
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MA Sulton
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Modern Woodmen OF America
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J. L. Masters
Oroville
North Main Street
P. W. Gregory
Lant Surveyor
Star Building
Princeton
Hilliard's Barber Shop
Grind Union Hotel
W. H. T. Gahan Honeister
Sollvltar
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E. E. Burr
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Bon-Bons
Penticton Herald
Similkameen
Hedley School Report
Hedley School
Walter H. Page
Page & Doubleday, Publishers
U.S
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Imperial Squadron
J.P. Megan
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Borden
Caria Albeathy
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