Canadian Pacific notes and wartime guard retreat plans
Vice President Morley Donaldson arrives in city for Alaskan trip aboard G T P steamer. Irish Fusiliers resume guarding the city after orders to withdraw and redeploy. Calgary irrigation folder highlights western lands growth and development by the Department of Natural Resources.
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Pacific Coast
Irish Fusiliers
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Chelobsin
Canada
Department For Natural Resources
Canadian Pacific Railway
Calgary
Neoarinat of Natural Resources
Alta
Brewster Writ Seen As Effort To Block Provincial Progress
Special to The Journal from Victoria August 15. After a month away, Hon Lorne Campbell of the Mines Ministry returns with a confident forecast for Conservative gains. He argues interior voters back a continued program to build province industries while criticizing Liberal policy as lacking constructive aims. The Brewster writ is viewed as an attempt to halt progress and imperil growth, a stance the interior sees as a deliberate obstruction to the administration.
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Sir Robert Borden Plans Western Tour This Fall
Ottawa reports Sir Robert Borden will skip a London visit as Sir George Foster handles Dominion business in England. The Premier is expected to tour the western provinces, likely in late September.
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Robert Borden
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George B. Foster
London
Italian Forces Make Gains on Isonzo Front
Rome reports Italian armies advancing against Austrian positions along the Isonzo front in the Gorizia region with gains along the plateau constructive for the front.
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Rome
Isonzo
Gorizia
People in Interior Back Conservatives Says former legislator
L. W. Shatford, former Similkameen legislator, predicts prosperity in the southern interior under Conservative governance. He cites thriving mining, lumber, and agriculture, full employment, and favorable prices, and argues interiors favor the Conservatives over the Liberals who he says offer only abuse and empty rhetoric.
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Similkameen
Interior
Tno
Liberal Party
Lemberg May Be Attacked Soon by Russian Forces
A London dispatch cites official reports showing Russian advances near Galicia. Russians reportedly captured 56,000 of Von Bothmer’s army with heavy Austro German losses since June. Scherba tchoffs and Sakharoffs troops maneuver toward key Galician front as Austrian requests for German troops rise. In local sports, Catholic Club beat the Colts 5 to 2 with a rematch planned at Recreation Grounds.
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Rome
Aus
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Franz Josef
von Bethmann-Hollweeg
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Recreation Grounds
Mineral Production in Province Promises Great Growth
Victoria report quotes Minister of Mines Lorne Campbell praising new legislation and a $200000 fund for mineral trails. He notes rising metal production due to wartime prices and argues investment can drive prosperity across British Columbia. Lumber trade also benefits from improved shipping to prairies.
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Canital
British Columbia
Prairies
Interior
Mining Outlook Looms Large in Southern Province
Prominent mining figures and corporate reps, led by Hon. Lorne Campbell, express optimism about the Suthern province’s mining potential after field tours. The contemporary impressions indicate the sector rising in regional importance, attracting attention from continental observers and major industry players.
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