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Chinese Times, January 1, 1915
Collection: Chinese Times 1 [newspaper]
Title: Chinese Times, January 1, 1915
Date: 1915-01-01
Subject: Chinese Canadians -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; Chinese -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; China -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Canada -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; British Columbia -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Vancouver (B.C.) -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.

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Chinese Times, January 5, 1915
Collection: Chinese Times 1 [newspaper]
Title: Chinese Times, January 5, 1915
Date: 1915-01-05
Subject: Chinese Canadians -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; Chinese -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; China -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Canada -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; British Columbia -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Vancouver (B.C.) -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.

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Chinese Times, January 6, 1915
Collection: Chinese Times 1 [newspaper]
Title: Chinese Times, January 6, 1915
Date: 1915-01-06
Subject: Chinese Canadians -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; Chinese -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; China -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Canada -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; British Columbia -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Vancouver (B.C.) -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.

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Chinese Times, January 7, 1915
Collection: Chinese Times 1 [newspaper]
Title: Chinese Times, January 7, 1915
Date: 1915-01-07
Subject: Chinese Canadians -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; Chinese -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; China -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Canada -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; British Columbia -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Vancouver (B.C.) -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.

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Chinese Times, January 8, 1915
Collection: Chinese Times 1 [newspaper]
Title: Chinese Times, January 8, 1915
Date: 1915-01-08
Subject: Chinese Canadians -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; Chinese -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; China -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Canada -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; British Columbia -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Vancouver (B.C.) -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.

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Chinese Times, January 9, 1915
Collection: Chinese Times 1 [newspaper]
Title: Chinese Times, January 9, 1915
Date: 1915-01-09
Subject: Chinese Canadians -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; Chinese -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; China -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Canada -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; British Columbia -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Vancouver (B.C.) -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.

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Chinese Times, January 11, 1915
Collection: Chinese Times 1 [newspaper]
Title: Chinese Times, January 11, 1915
Date: 1915-01-11
Subject: Chinese Canadians -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; Chinese -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; China -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Canada -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; British Columbia -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Vancouver (B.C.) -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.
Description: January llth, Monday P.3 There were a few merchants who wanted to raise the price of rice ^Vt-jSavvVW store started to sell rice at a lower price for $1.25 per sack in order to benefit the community. The United Chinese Provision supply company also reduced the price to $1.20 (44 lb. . per sack). Consequently, the Chinese would not suffer rice shortage during the difficult war-time period

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Chinese Times, January 12, 1915
Collection: Chinese Times 1 [newspaper]
Title: Chinese Times, January 12, 1915
Date: 1915-01-12
Subject: Chinese Canadians -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; Chinese -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; China -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Canada -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; British Columbia -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Vancouver (B.C.) -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.
Description: January 12th, Tuesday P.I The Chinese lin.es announced the necessity to unite all Chinese in the western and eastern part of Canada to fight against the discriminatory case in the laundry business. Laundry was the most important and essential business of the overseas Chinese, so chasing them out of this field would mean putting thousands out of work. The conseruence would surely affect various business operated by other Chinese. The editor accused that the unjust reasons used by the Canadian Laundrymen association to screen out the Chinese were:- (a) to put the Chinese out of work so as to replace thej,, by unemployed Canadians. (b) hand washing method was non-hygienic. (c) Machine washing woulu save tine as well as money, The editor suggested that the Chinese could raise funds to fight against the Canadians, or they could use one-half the fund raised previously during the case concerning the prohibition of employment of female whites in Chinese restaurants

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Chinese Times, January 13, 1915
Collection: Chinese Times 1 [newspaper]
Title: Chinese Times, January 13, 1915
Date: 1915-01-13
Subject: Chinese Canadians -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; Chinese -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; China -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Canada -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; British Columbia -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Vancouver (B.C.) -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.

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Chinese Times, January 14, 1915
Collection: Chinese Times 1 [newspaper]
Title: Chinese Times, January 14, 1915
Date: 1915-01-14
Subject: Chinese Canadians -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; Chinese -- British Columbia--Vancouver -- History -- Newspapers.; China -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Canada -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; British Columbia -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.; Vancouver (B.C.) -- History -- 20th century -- Newspapers.
Description: January 14th, Thursday P.3 (1) Ambassador Lim of Vancouver announced that the Chinese hawkers were in danger of being thrown out of business. He stated that there were abundant hawkers in Vancouver, e.g. in the vegetable business, there were 3^0 carts. Early in 1909, the City councils had once tried to forbid selling along the street by the hawkers before 9 a.m. and after o p.m. However, they failed due to the law (no. 225) that the City government could have no authority t to limit the hawker's business. Now the councils had reconsidered the case, intending to make an amendment to the law (no.225) on the 21st of this month, they tried to limit the business time of the hawkers as they wished in 1909. The Ambassador would like the hawkers to unite and discuss the case. If there were any suggestions to solve the problem, they could send representatives to the Embassy. P.3 (2) News from Ottawa about the difficult situations of some Chinese workers. There were ten Chinese going to the police station in Ottawa on the 3^th of Decemoer. They asked for food from the government, stating that they could not support themselves and their faruilies due to the war and unemployment. Consequently, the authority was willing to give them - 100 Ib. of rice, 20 Ib. of beef, 4 sacks of potato, 1/2 doz. cabbages
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