Kamloops Okanagan line to be rushed construction begins
Canadian Northern will expedite building of a Kamloops to Okanagan branch with work starting next month. Vernon Armstrong Kamloops sites will start simultaneously, extending to Kelowna Okanagan Landing Lumby and Shuswap Falls. The plan includes a Lake Vernon fleet to boost traffic and power site development pending.
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London
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Donald Mann
William , Mackenzie
British Columbia
Ohanagan
Brampton Tops Vine Couver for Mann Cup Opener
Brampton champions of Ontario defeated Vine Couver Mann Cup holders 5 to 4 in the opening game. The win sets Brampton up for the best of series as they challenge for the Mann Cup.
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Mining Prospects Rise in Tulameen District Rich Digs
Chester F. Lee reports on mining activity between Princeton and Continent along the Tulameen river with twenty men, hydraulic work, and placer gold and platinum recovered. The British Columbia Copper Company plans a plant near Copper Mountain, while other groups eye Granite Creek and Moonlight group. Deepening beds promise larger output than the past decade.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson Beats Moran In Paris Twenty Round Decision
Jack Johnson defeated Frank Moran on points after twenty rounds in Paris on June 27. Harry Warden of South Hartford shire England won the British Open golf championship on June 18 for the sixth time.
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England
Ottawa Denies Hindu Landing At Vancouver Coast
Government officials rejected a Liberal press story claiming a cabinet decision to allow Hindu immigrants on the Komagata Maru under British pressure. Immigration officials vow strict enforcement of regulations and steadfastly oppose landing, with ministers and coast officials in close contact over protests from British Columbia.
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Martin Borrell
Department of Immigration
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Prousier Borden
H. H. Stevens
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Fatal Rock Slide Claims Phoenix Miner
Thomas Fisher, about 30, was killed at the 400 foot level of the Grinby mine near Phoenix when a rock crushed him during a raise after blasting. An English migrant who had returned six weeks prior, he left a wife and children in Britain. His widow and remains will be held until she is notified.
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Gold Discovery at Coquihully Valley Draws Prospectors
Mining notes report Thompson and Merrick uncovering gold in Coquihully valley. Up to thirty claim stakes, Hope supplies departures, while experts warn against exaggerated reports and caution Steamboat Mountain fraud lessons. Porphyry dykes linked to pockets of gold. wider prospecting potential noted.
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West Yale Review
TO TOUR PROVINCE BY BOWSER AND WILL
Hon Wd Bowser and Hon W Ross Will plan an extensive July tour of the province to assess departmental needs. They will visit McBride Fort George Fort Steele Smithers Hazelton and other Kootenay and Boundary centers, with Nelson focusing on the Doukobein settlement. They aim to clarify the governments policy and address misunderstandings about last session legislation.
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Okanagan Crops to Double Under Railway Aid
Captain J C Gere reports the Canadian Pacific Railway will double fruit and vegetable output handling in the Okanagan district. He states co operation with ranchers and marketing officials will boost shipments, with tomatoes moving in carloads and cherries already shipping.
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British Columbia Lake and River
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Hindu deportation case advances to Court of Appeal
The immigration board ordered the deportation of Manchi Singh after he arrived with $20 and without proper immigrant status. Justice Murphy dismissed the habeas corpus appeal, paving the way for a pro forma dismissal and a full hearing at the British Columbia Court of Appeal next Monday.
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Appeal Court
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