McBride Seeks Canadian Naval Policy Boost
London April 30 Premier Richard McBride of British Columbia criticizes the American reciprocity push and supports a broader Canadian naval plan. He cites naval defense needs after Pacific squadron withdrawal and praises Winston Churchill's naval policy as aligning with British Columbia's security interests.
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London
Richard McBride
British Columbia
Lowmuch
Taft
Roosevelt
Ounada
United States
Mr. McBride
Camulatron
Canada
Premder Bordon
Shope
England
Dominion
McBride
Laurier
Bolen
Pacific
Winston Churchill
Cour
Accident at Sunnyside Mine Injures Jack Hardman
In icy conditions on Saturday Jack Hardman slipped on the incline into Sunnyside No.3. He slid about a hundred feet, suffering a fractured skull, broken wrist, and multiple bruises. He is recovering in hospital after being brought down Sunday with a doctor in attendance, a cousin of Mrs Dr. McEwen.
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Jack Hardman
Sunnyside No.3
Battons
England
Dr. McEwen
Revenue rising in Ottawa customs duties in April memo
Ottawa reports the first month of the new fiscal year shows a strong rise in revenue from customs and duties. April receipts reached 8,073,002.25 dollars, with March at 44,500,142.58, signaling a year end total near one hundred million if trends continue.
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Ottawa
Desperadoes flee Kingston institution escape tale
General news recounts four desperadoes including Brown Bonnar and the Mecums attempting an escape from a Kingston establishment. Two were recaptured within hours while the Mecums evaded pursuers, and the others faced pursuit from hired staff.
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Brown
Bonnar
Stony Mountain Penitentiany
Kingston
Fire protection in sight for Hedley community drive
After years of indifference Hedley moves to secure fire protection. A committee was formed to raise funds for hose and equipment with $200 subscribed and plans to raise more. Hedley Gold Mine Co supports by lowering water fees and supplying hydrants, aiming for equipment delivery within two weeks and a public meeting to organize a fire campaign.
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Hedley
T. H. Rotherham
G. A. Sproule
FH. French
A. Meginn
T. H. Rothertom
Hedley Gold Min- Co
Ees’ Association
Advertising Your Business in the Local Paper
A speaker urges every town business to advertise regularly in the local newspaper. He says missing ads harms the business and town, while visible listings reveal who represents which trades, stressing that strong advertising supports community growth.
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Mper
Jit
Lonke
Ing
Piper
The Deadly Wood Tick Threat Spinal Meningitis Link
Dr W O Rose addresses British Columbia wood ticks as potential transmitters of spinal meningitis noting four linked cases in 13 years with two fatalities. He warns infection mainly occurs when bites occur at the nape and cites other local illnesses from bites. Professor Todd of McGill University sought information on cases in Montana and BC.
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W. O. Rose
Daily
William J. Cockle
Ruslo
Dr. Rose
Rose
J. T. Todd
Mettill University
Wny
Montana
B.C
Five Industrial Workers Sentenced in Vancouver Wording
In New Westminster Judge Howny censures unrest while sentencing five Industrial Workers for unlawfully besetting and threatening a worker employed by contractor George Chow at Camp No 5 of the Canadian Northern right of way near Spuzzini on April 1. Jack Thompson and Evie Smith receive one month, Georgeson and Bolstead three months each, Libor unnamed.
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Vancouver
B. C
Judge Howny
New Westminster
George Chow
Camp No. 5
Rom Spuzzini
Jack Thompson
Evie Smith
Byinin Georgeson
Grimsby Doughties plan major fishing expansion
The Doughties of Grimsby aim to make Prince Rupert the world’s leading fishing hub with two steam trawlers en route from Grimsby. Other items note health commission milk purity inquiries in British Columbia, Ontario licence graft cases, Judge Mabee’s appendicitis and death, Victoria Day holiday, Quebec elections, Nelson’s opera house, and shipping industry updates.
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Doughties
Grimsby
England
Prince Rupert
British Columbbia Health Commissions
British Columbia
Ontario
Huron County
Mabee
Ril-| Way Commission
Pangeene
Larry
Maubiee
Gemge
Stitute
Sidney Fisher
Quebec
Bubs
Tonueney
More Men for K. V Railroad Wagons Leave
A stream of laborers departed from this place toward Pentilecian on Wednesday to join the Kettle Villey railroad project. Over 100 workers arrived Monday and Tuesday evenings, lodging where they could as they awaited transport. The town remained lively yet orderly, with no disturbances reported during their stay in Iowa.
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Pentietoy
Kettle Villey
Iowa
Oroville
Big industry for coast grows with new plant plan
Vancouver sees a major investment as Wili son W Butler vice president of Catecian Steel Foundries and Canadian Car Co visits to study sites for a tax building plant. The venture could employ up to 1,200 workers with a project near 1.5 million dollars, building on existing facilities in Ontario and Quebec. The plan aims to place the new plant near Vancouver or surrounding districts after Butler's assessment.
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Vancouver
B.C
Wileson W. Butler
Catecian Steel Foundries, Limited
Canadian Car Co. Limited
Port ‘Manu
Coquithim
Saluiskind
Butler
Amherst Wonden Car Works
S.N
Dominion Gay & Foundry
Ab Lachine
Canadian Oat Plianv
Purcotte
Oats Canitian Steel Found
Bupler
He ‘Dicinity
Teddy in a Nutshell editorial on Roosevelt’s versatile politics
The Oroville Gazette prints a biting portrait of Theodore Roosevelt as a towering yet contradictory figure. It lists roles from cowboy to president and lauds his adeptness while accusing him of insincerity, opportunism, and relentless ambition, portraying him as a demigod worshipped yet deeply contested.
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Oroville
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Adam
Avindsip
Maevel
Roosevelt
Nang
Caesaor
Napoleon
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