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Edmonton Daily Bulletin 1930-05-01 - 1930-06-30
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1930-06-16
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A The US. Tariff Power from Ocean Sir Henry Segrave By Arthur Brisbane (Copyright, 1930) New tariff pames the senate, iminiah smuggling by making it tees profitable. eee RTANT to the human race are Power and mental power. Montal power has stood still for about two thousand years, Physical power fa constantly increasing. A German Continued on Page Four NEW DUNNING BUDGET HITS BACK AT U.S. Countervailing Duties Meets Increases to Can- ada in New Bill in many This eae Any inisters Named In King Federal Group Bo tine a et fhieng southeasterly ing at 9 km. Monday, 7. 4 8 scenes sed by wine wi gncreasic Bunrise HOU teage Phone 9324 Bulletin Alberta's Best Want Ad. Medium 49TH YEAR.VOL. XXIX, 141. BROKER EDMONTON, ALBERTA MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1930 ACRIFICE 1,000,000 Fences, Billboards Fall and Windows Crashed In Storm S hat eee eet Worst Protracted Gale in City in History is Result of Low Barometric Pressure Weather Lady Says Sees No Early Relief Smashing in plate glass windows, ripping awnings, tearing down ft billboards and sigris and causing other damage, a continuation of the worst wind storm in the his. if Edmonton swept the city Monday and filled the air wil danas dae oo hee Never before in the weather history of the city on record has a bent aioten Gi mich sepeed ity and endurance been experienced here. Abnormally low barometric pressure is responsible for the present storm, according to the weatherlady and the barometer was stili falling at one p.m. today, giving no im: mediate hope of relief, From 10:45 a.m. to 11 a.m, south- easterly gales of 40 miles per hour were reported. At one mn: the wind was, ae at a rate of 28 miles per hour. On Air On Air Tonight RT, HON, W. 2 MACKENZIE re wind of Canada, the weatheriad barometer pressure was 27 FLAYS SCHEME TO DEAL WITH :* WORK PROBLEM was Relief rece e To cant oe gf sated. Aton At es Sin-bee te till Fallin, MANY FERecne NARROWLY ESCAPE Numerous narrow escapes of gong nearly struck Would By THOMAS WATLING Edmonton Bulletin Statt : FORCES MAY paring for Counter At- tacks on Kwangsi Associated Preas Cable SHANGHAI, June 16 Chinese dis- patches from Mukden received here today quoted Chang Hsuch Liang, rte malay governor of Manchurls, se inte the ce less fe accepted Change offer of media: Nationals: fg-cities of Hankow. Wis coun: having sultered before. a drive of Kwangsl of the sixteenth rarlia- ment 1920-81, and a0 there wae only SHSNGHAT, June 16 One dred persons were iculty convine that it is part of a 1930- TON, KWANTUNG. Chine, for was, cetng supper hotel He wes shot th the back. - New Canadian Bishop-Named Amsociated Pret Cable VATICAN CITY. June 16 Pope Pius Xt today appoltited Mz. Rodti- zn oe. of the Oblates of Mary o immaculate, Bishop of, the. newly created diocese of Gravelbourg, Sask. Canada. Charged With Aiding - And Abetting Suicide Two Young Ontario Farmers Held on Unique Charge Allowed Freedom Until Trial 7,500 Bail Canadian Press be the assizes against the young men ts of the murder of Mrs. no committe based of the contentions of the crown that the brothers him from taking hus lifs, With arrangements made tor dio Hook tations monton, CKLO, Red Deer, 4s estimated 1,000, and - er Southern Armies Now Pre- lt; and her daughter Lillian at thelr farm near Hilton Beach palgn ere being Salted with keen interest all Canada, i iz 4257 kl i i fi i: 3 z Hi it ErAipr tea ato bes petibas ale nee cigs ink; a gBEz, a UNE ae el . Time, tonight, Monday, J Sune 16, when Rt. Hon. W. L. Mackentle Prime minister of Canada and lender feral government, opens the campaign for the Liberal party. ot meee, erranwements have at all the si armies defending the lara press edvioed te credited ta : 106 aod minutes. -2 Death In Storm Nil at 4 pam. to investigate the death of els result of injuries Tecetved Py, a sign falling She's Sued Sued on A Tonieht HOBBS MAKES 74 IN SECOND TEST INNINGS England Takes Command- ing Lead in First Test Match a Mary Hay, shore, former wie at Richard Barielmeds, for York. She formally denied tele accumsan Phat ae quit the east without give England lost Sutclitfe, when he strong, through injured fin Hammond and Frank We was 8, Amoc ERUBALEM, June. 16, Christian and nearly al Seale losedt day following executive's proclamation of a protest the execution of row for thelr part in the Arab- - Seta Fiota test suramer nations in Pales- tine bave Joined the Arab appeal, and a A ig ners Hort hae heat anes Go bettie wt executive to move for a re- i aper at Haifa says that if the section garrled out dune 17 ill be. Kinted net only in Paterine iroughout all Arab countren: We ae y, init ame pace. but as ice to. the goverument i avoldin urbances. at TRAINS ARE HELD UP AS of n in was reckless and went to the boundary, Sutcliffe thus being wit Only two runs Scored in'the next fifteen min and Sutcliffe completed the tes passing the Diag of forcing sricket Australian captain, ewitehod his bowl: Continued on Page Eleven tee figure mir dis itteing gut Was Accidental sch arte of sccental death. was Dr, Andre Thousands of Ria Valu- able Land Submerged immigrant, who died as ter sine nm Bulletin McLENNAN, June 16- Torrential.rains of the last few cara age aralyzed all raday Sigh fies No ame was fs gales No the ite. fr siached the unfor Carol And Helen railroad ighway com- maniesticn betwee ene Pence River territory and the out- Divorce Annuled Anociated Press Cable VIENNA, June 16 A news itch from Bucharest states: that side world. ae water and the streams Who s Who in Today s News rainy Up The Northern Alberta. Railways Continued on Page Two last mintite he BRIDGES GO: The whole tert- ine ment fine Was not pald ao the a sentence butt tok PRICE FIVE CENTS Eero Solloway-Mills Protect Clients In Rising Market When Brokers Could Not Fill Orders On Stock Exchange They Absorbed Them In House Account and Stood Loss Mills and Co, of over one million dollars in protecting lents has orders they confirmed on a rising market when thers was no chance of filling such orders on the stock exchange and it was necessary to absorb them through the hoyse account was the evidence given by former Chief Trader Bury of the Calgary office who was on the witness stand today as the first witness in the third week of the trial of the coast-to-coast brokers who are facing conspiracy charges h OF BREAKS TODAY'S satintied, Bury explained that at the peak of business during the big rush t METS WILL, CHANGE ange, DIET tsuowed out then, was PUR ICAL APPEARANCE cca eensnne Seems prices prevailing on ny Tren RK, June 16. People delivery ort to mate Seltvery nt the prices vailing ther In thus protecting the clients, Bury sald, lone of 8082.00 fe Advange sock Hota, agtt) iaulla are, adhered fed the. 10a waa, 400,008, na pert There were ajso other losses for aimilar (2 opendn, ine B reasons on other stocks, w York oes Maar yratare Harvey had anyiting to do with ue tradi fod ty Tae ae icy ina was fu ke ny other employe of te company. Any letters written Mills Feuaraing Company business could only contain onan wittieas, never in auch at and whit at the expense ot eestabies and fresh (rulie ie robe 8 of ealcium and chemicals he had nothing to de with me my trading direct tunder Toronto, Bury. who was ation the stand when the chet catise is faulty diet, 0 FOUND BY POLICE D, Ore. June 16. The mone police detective Pray night in room arr apartments. 208 wns attributed wthod and frequency of r toa ihe Rouse standing to the Toronto the Calgary office id interest and bro- mck, contained News in Today s Classified Ads. im PAGHS 19-19 Hime, and the only way we Continued on Page Two Given Four Months For Killing Buffalo John. Gindu a resident. of the Port. Chipewy a, distri no for, allowing bis deotre Payment, baintce vas Jo. meat to outrun hin discrat (4, PARMA FoR BALI 900. muy: highway, room Rouse 30 neres broken 4, Panes ure 140 mores on raving being found gully, accused eng ined sina from ity te 8300 and rth atau of be terme nen Pon ha tmp eam ved, te a Serlinved this tn the firnt convic- Hered for slaving buffalo in ae tat Av stand, nap cant Onider -ro0m oi, fenced 300 OURES POR BALE) LONDON: dune I8 Might, Hon, J. an, ea Thoms nos winitea Onnads- in theresacae, of ls atienipta to relieve the ean ue ployment. altuntion. Pe dution aa satay Cy sate ons Discredited, Poor War Minister Dies Man Who Signed Treaty of Versailles Watched Over by Valet and Strange Woman When End Comes Furnlahed bedroom, wit cony ptlvate home; eveiy conveais (a, YURIENED ROMA) ods clear ttle brie Assis PARIS, June 16 A womai yea: tched over the bod only tha government of United conaidereile fire tated Prews-Ca from across who died Sunday, discred eof 62 years, while Kiote, who haved by a a the a habit of his daya ot boweg ot having his ionsot cal i After having reputedly lost heavily. to, the stock, market int vsitfered a collages. and shortly afterward was charged red b; During the last ze of is ite fils purchess States war stocks left in France was under be the hall and his valet of 20 Kiois, Prench wartime ind in greatly reduced signed the barber who had called a his where once he had france, nistead body of Lucten 7, MOUSES FOR BALE) dy ab ae Phone Your Classified Advertising to 9324 Wo Will Charge It, with iasulng ene to escape criminal sentenced to two Years In
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