Vancouver Faces 10000 Unemployed Men Amid Aid Plans
Vancouver and Victoria confront rising joblessness with 10,000 in Vancouver and 2,500 in Victoria idle. Premier Oliver pledges shared relief by province and dominion governments as city and provincial projects create work. Unemployed groups meet daily while plans for a three way relief fund and street and land work proceed.
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Victoria
John Oliver
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City Connect
British Columbia
Point Grevy
University of British Columbia
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United States
Caruso to Miss Stage Two Weeks
Enrico Caruso, famed tenor, will be off stage for at least two weeks due to pleurisy, according to his physicians. The illness forced the postponement of his engagements as doctors advise rest and careful treatment.
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Caruso
New York
Enrico Caruso
Boldt Suffered Severe Burns From Hot Chocolate
James Boldt, restaurant man, is recovering at Minor Hospital Monday after being drenched with hot chocolate Friday causing severe burns to his legs. He received treatment and was in stable condition.
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James Boldt
BC to end Keep to the Left signs this summer
British Columbia plans to discontinue driving on the left with a law to take effect early in summer. Streetcar systems face more than $1,000,000 in changes as doors and traction layouts favor left handling. Provinces aim a paved highway linking to Alberta and a wider cross‑nation road network.
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Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
Vancouver
Alberta
Dominion
Washington
Denunciation of British Rule in Ireland Addressed
A crowded Crystal Pool meeting Sunday afternoon denounced British rule in Ireland. Speakers included J. J. Donovan of Bellingham and Rt. Rev. Edward J. O'Dea, bishop of Seattle. A resolution urged Congress to show US sympathy for Ireland and to pressure an end to what was described as England's reign of terror.
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Crystal Pool
American Association For the Recognition
J. J. Donovan
Bellingham
Edward J. O'Dea
Seattle
Congress
United States
England
Oppose Court of Industry said to be in experimental stage
A special commission created by the last legislature to draft an industrial code stated that industrial courts with mandatory powers remain experimental and that it is more profitable to study the experiment than to adopt a court for industrial relations at this time.
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State of
Washington
Denver rail veteran William M. Lampton dies
Denver section reports the death of William M. Lampton a veteran freight agent for the Denver and Rio Grande railroad. The obituary notes his long service and local ties in the Denver area.
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Denver
William M. Lampton
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
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