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            ALIENS will no longer vote at municipal elections in Vancouver.  It is rather strange that they should ever have been permitted to vote in any city in the Province.

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Internal ID: 0050.0487
Medium: Newspaper
Date: April 19th 1902
Collection: 0050
Publisher: The Nelson Economist
Pages: 4
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Vancouver municipal elections will no longer allow aliens to vote.
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Explore this collection:
More From 0050
0050.0001
Cockwell's Furniture
0050.0002
Cranbrook Cartage Ad
0050.0003
First Election Results
0050.0004
Haddad & Gartside Ad
0050.0005
Kootenay Auto Supply
0050.0006
Laurie Signs Ad
0050.0007
Mountain Gas Ad
0050.0008
Scenic Photo Studios Ad
0050.0009
Shell Canada Ad
0050.0010
Silver Ridge
0050.0011
Moir Park & Horsemen
0050.0012
Post Office Building

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