Independent Liberal Candidate Promises Labor and Infrastructure Plans
An Independent Liberal candidate pledges a program including recognized standard hours, a two and a half dollar daily minimum wage on government works, a fair wage bill, a government labour bureau, and government construction of trunk roads. He also supports restricting Chinese and Japanese immigration, government ownership of telegraphs and railways, and establishing technical schools for metalliferous miners.
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British Columbia Proposals on Civil Service and Resources
The plan calls for a permanent civil service based on merit, free access to resources for settlers, and measures to curb public domain alienation. It urges government surveys, exploration, and fair land prices via a land agent, with open lands for bona fide settlers. It also supports mineral act reform, constituency redistribution, and a conciliatory board for labor and capital disputes.
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Arama
Miner columnist note on editorial matter by Dr Hall allies
A brief disclaimer notes the Miner bears no responsibility for sentiments in columns. It states the matter is prepared by Dr Hall's friends and occupies space bought by Dr Hall's committee.
Hall and Smith Share Platform Despite Oppositions
Dr Hall and Ralph Smith run on nearly identical platforms and endorse much of the Martin program but both reserve the right to oppose or support depending on Premier Martin's adherence. Smith claims he will back Martin if promises are kept while Hall would vote confidence only if the path remains true.
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Hall Leads Independent Bid in Provincial Vote
The piece praises Dr. Hall for clear positions and independence, arguing he will support laws for the province’s good. It attacks Houston and the Cottonite slate, claiming Martin’s return would threaten reform and that Hall stands apart from a defunct party.
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Hall
Tribune Chief Distorts Truth to Rally Liberal Voters
A combative report accuses the Tribune’s leader of misrepresenting facts to sway supporters and steer Liberal members toward the party line, describing the tactics as an entering weapon in political mobilization.
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Wounded Canuck Soldiers Treated in Torquay Home
Ottawa Citizen reports Canadian Private Charlie Clarke of the First Canadian Contingent writes from the Syracuse Convalescent Home in Torquay describing daily teas tours and theater visits with English kindness. He details wounds to both knees and a thigh, notes gold-mounted bullet fragments, and expresses hope of returning to Canada after recovery.
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Ottawa Citizen
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Syracuse
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Ottawa
England
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Pte
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Ward and Ussher
Queen’s Own Rifles
Toronto
Holland
Picton Rifles
R. McLaughlin
Royal Canadian Regiment
Pte. Peters
Quebec
Kaslo and Slocan Railway Time Schedule Notice
Kootenay Railway and Navigation Company timetable details operations for Kaslo to Sandon and Nelson routes. The Kaslo and Slocan Railway passenger train departs Kaslo at 8:00 a.m. to Sandon and returns at 1:16 p.m., reaching Kaslo at 3:55 p.m. The International Navigation and Trade Co service from Kaslo to Nelson runs daily except Sunday at 6:00 a.m., with return from Nelson at 6:40 p.m., stopping at Balfour Pilot Bay Ainsworth and other points. Connections available with Spokane line at Five Mile Point. Alberta steamer schedule Kaslo to Lardo and Argenta at 8:30 p.m. with calls at key landings both ways. Tickets to Canada and United States points sold. full rates and information available.
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