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Military Forces Take Possession Of Cuban Capital

Gum Brictlc AT>Tnci Pciccc Ana Government Buildings. Pres. Ma-

chado’s Resignition Demanded.

HAVANA, Aug. 'I-Twenty-six

persons were reported killed and 100 wounded tonight in disorders which followed military occupation of the city-the reply of President Gerardo Machado to the united de- mand of all political factions that he resign immediately.

President Given Authority

Responding to an administration rerlllest, the Congress in extraor- dinary session this afternoon gave ‘lie President authority again to

suspend constitutional gzfrantees of personal liberty-a mo sought to cope with the rapidly spreading strike movement in the island.

There was no waiting for that authority to use the military force in helping to control the situation, however, nor, in so far as could be teamed, did the administration comply with the technical formal- It._v of having the President sign all the bill and send it to the official gazettc for publication. i

Congress Approves Bill

Half an hour before the Senate

ANNOUNCEMENTS,

COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS, ETC

*° Announcements are insrried in

ilill column nt 2 cents per word strictly payable in nriviince.

"St. Columba‘s Tca Party, Aug-

ust 9th. Reserve the date. 160.

"Dance in Belfast Hall, Tuesday, August 8th. 108.

“Festival and Dance in Cardigan

Head School, Thursday, August l0th. 235.

"Reserve Thursday, August 17th

for Tea Party at Sourls afternoon and evening. 229.

“See St. Peter‘s players in

"Breaking Into Society," George- town Hall, Thursday evening. 244

"Harland excursions Tuesdays,-

Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.- For further information phone 773.

1484-'i-3-tf

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gave the bill its unanimous approv- al, military forces tramped through Havana streets, machine guns bristled around the palace and ev-

ery other government building. The sound of heavy firing rang through the streets.

Earlier in the afternoon the

A B C opposition society broadcast a report that Machado had decided to resign. Thousands rushed to the streets, yelling, singing, embracing one another and flinging their hats in the air. Some took off their shoes and threw them away.

Their rejoicing was not for long.

Police Forces Gather

Frcm on aura police muon uniformed policemen rushed hui'-‘ rtediy to the capitol before which thousands of. the demonstrators had gathered. Mounted officers quickly jo'ncd them.

Pistol, rifle and .sub-machine

gun fire, rattled, roared and echo- ,ed from around the great white capitol. Dozens fell, dead orwound- _ ed. ,

In other parts of the city simil-,'

ar scenes occurred. Many of the ' jubilant throng carried Cuban flags. _ Their demonstrations met the samet quick, tragic end.

`RO0SEiiELT Iii _ TOUGH WITH CUBAN RIOTS

HYDE PARK, N. Y., Aug. 'I--(A.

gards the new outbreaks as serious.

M|ll|0N iillllliR il A M A li E BY

Places Burned to Ground in Cornwall, Ontario.

(By J. F. Sanderson, Canadian

han-ed wreckage and gaping host like walls were all that re-

rolling up a damage toll close to $1,000,000.

Thirty one business places were

burned to the ground, eight holncs

stores underneath. For five hours Cornwall firemen, supported by re-

man was injured, Deputy Chief

his post after receiving first aid.

ned by a steady west wind it, Jump-

toria skating arena where it gained

,F I R E I N 0 N T Balbo was still studying weath- A

'_ el' reports and had not ui-

Thirty-one' Business l

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FRENCH A CES ES TABLISH NEW FLIGHT RECORD

B,;;3;,_gf;i§;_,_ ,ll ll ssl illll PLEASED WITH VISIT

, (Canadian Press Cable)

si~ioAL HARBOR, Nfld., Aug.

'1-At midnight General Italo

-nounced definitely whether or . not the Italian Air Armadofs flight to the Azores would be

i attempted today. One of his '

Press Staff Writer) , ,

coriNwAx.L, om., Aug. 'l-.

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mained after fire swept through ::

solid block of Cornwallis buslncs-. P R E P A R E section today, taking no lives but '

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were gutted and at least 15 apart-I _ T* ments were med when flames, Running Trades Pre-

rushed through the supporting pare to Per

inforcements from Ottawa and! tion.

Montreal .fought the tire that at one( time threatened the city. Only oriel

Cory Moore of Cornwall who was* MONTREAL' Aw' 7"`F°“r 56°" overcome by smDke_ He rammed to tions of railroad labor faced crit-

smm in Garage = duction in basic wages enforced by

The fire started shortlv aftc-rim" Pacific R3m°ad‘§'

mid-day behind a garage on Pitt, Street owned by R. J. Fursey, fan- . gmups in point °! "eg°m'u°ns' the

ed to the oil soaked garage andiout their “'eek`e“d ummatum by to me gmmt frame ribbed v1c‘_ I arranging for the taking of a strike

its mst real hold The arena dry from coast to coast. The general as tinder was a. .mass of chiirredichairmen °f the trades met to

and twisted wreckage in 20 min-(ratify f0I‘\;18l_ly the prolzoield gtillke utes and the fire had passed ongvom and ra 8' Copy ° e B O ,

b l . bl k '

ggnimglgss and usnesq Oc S oninllied questions-_-such as the date’

one sixth of the business scC_ lfor return of the votes, method of

f i it '. i d `

P, ,, »»

' " li l ‘ f l 8 - f touch tonight with the critical Cu- gifgsabgé iioiiiegtzis §;ri,_;€s_e_;1 Mggnwhllg annum- from of I-au_ , l ban situation by telephone and of- _iv st Th rt __ road yabm-_the shop trades, com- Ha U0 C

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fered the good services of this calm- dwiileiismfiid Troma owenei°;pi‘aemr§iE;ld i prisms machinists' bmlehmakers’ B

try f0\' medlamll in th” l'l°Un8~ most of their valuables while the iblacksmiths, electrical workers, . y FlUOdS In Ili WEB 1118118 €l\’1Dh9»Ui° thai the n “ck d the, t d sheet; metal workers and moulders

r way owar _ _ ’ '

United States has no intention of thaglnesstorecowners estimated their , -met the railroads operating com- Trlnldad

Brmlid lilliefl/¢Uii0¥l~ ' , `mittees to review what has already However, the administration re- ‘stock 1°” “as at least 5250900' 1,-,ken place in the wage dispute,

officers said the squadron would ' be ordered to take off from Shoal Harbor at daylight if

conditions were favorable.

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cent Wage Reduc-

j (Canadian Press)

ical stages today in their respective battles against the 20 percent re-

, the Canadian National and Canad-

i Six months ahead of the other

'running trades prepared to carry,

tballot by their 24,000 members

to be distributed, It was expected!

voting and method of tabulating

The shop trades form the rail em-

5,900 MILE HUP

llilllllli Mi\iiE'T() ISLAND PROVINCE

___ Federal Minister Of Marine And Fisheries Investi-

_ Paris 'A i 1- officials gates Island Fishermen’s Problems At First Hand.

.Claim`Flie1'S Better Receives Warm Welcome On First Visit To Prov.

Distance Mari-x by.

590 Miles. .I ,, ,, 1, ,M ,,,,”*'-T . 1""

have een e g w my learned from the Fisheries Depart-

--i- :visit to Charlottetown and Princeilment heads I gather that this is R B

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PARIS. Aug. 't (A.P.) -Maur cr Edward Island, said Hon. Alfrcdlthe only means by which the oys Rossi and Paul Codos, French air- Duranlcau, Mifrster of Marine anditer industry can be successfully rc-

CLINTON, N. C., Aug. 7-

J. H. Carr has a. watch that, he says, seems to keep better time after being aged in the ground.

An uncle of Carr’s bought the

watch about 50 years ago and lost it. Forty-five years later it* was plowed up in a. field.

Carr took it to a jewellcr who

oiled it. The watch, Carr says,

keeps perfect time.

(Canadian Press Cable)

PORT OF SPAIN Trinidad Aug

The President cancelled some soc- Graduate Nufse plcyees department of the Ameri- ‘ 7_D,_,uh.0us ,wer 'floods w,.'0ught' 151.913” mr me “igm,"° "mam c » can Federation of Labor, Division havoc in numerous districts of

°1°Se W the telephme' _ S u I C I d es N0- 4- Trinidad today ,and villagers were

’°Come to the Catholic Wolncn's', At 8 o’clock daylight saving i.'.m0. ______._____.,_ "Being from tlfcir homes to places

league Lawn Party at Lot 65, Wed- nesday, August 9th. Supper, games. ctr. 20?..

"A festival by the Riverside In-

stitute, Oyster Bed Rink, Wednes- ilay, Augj 0th. Bowling, dancing, refreshment.s. Admission free. 252

"Ice Cream Festival at North

River, August 10th. Sports included are iiva mile bicycle race, 5 miie road race, 1 mile road race. 243.

°‘Notice.-Come to the Ice Cream

Festival at Hartsvilie Hail, Thurs- day. August 10th. If not fine, follow- lng night. 204~

"We have a very chesp rate on

insurance to suit. tho times. Inves- tigate our new Ordinary Life Policy. Quote your age. Sec J. A. Moore. Manager Charlottetown Branch. 40

“Old Time! Fidciling and Danc-

ing Contest, Fortune Hail, Friday. August: nth. Prizes. Musical special- ties. Ice cream and refreshment booth. Big dance. Come and meet the big crowd. send entries at once to Edwin Reid. Admission 25c. 238.

"Lawn fete, Bt. Martln's Church, scum same, Thursday. Aus. 10lh~ Tea 5 to 7. Lunches all evenintl- Blnso, soft drinks, concert, amuse- ments. Last ferry leaves Charlotte- town 'L80 p.m., Rocky Point 11.80 nm. Cars will convey passengers 9° picnic grounds. Dont forget. Thursday. Aug. 10th. all

“Borden Rink, Tuesday evPhl¥18- Aus. 8th. beginning 'Loo pm.. sports '01' young and old, including bmi- lfllz. running. Jumping, tug of wel' 'md other events, open to Prince c°\1I\¢Y. Admission 10 cents. Don’t miss it. Also dance at the Abesvtfli noni osnec .nail from io pin. to

he talked with acting Secretary

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iggiczgdzitiiiimgnzcunf ;::r.pc,. fcc uid il buf has been placed on ,was nrlwtleellv no hope of swine .

Holds Interference in Swastika Club calico islclccf wcrc icncaccc

tween h`s domestic' and internat- ional policies on the complex

SOUTH WARREN, Me Aug 7- d Of safety this evening

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P}:‘Ii_’_ip°s‘_’;_f':;§t“_';dDi_?_§tn_;;'_i‘in (A_P_)__Lar]s5B Riohal-ds_ 21_ a Un So Pres! ent Residents along the Caroni River

- _ . were mens <1 at th i ci b _communication with Ambassador §‘;':“;§; ““_‘§eL__:“;onf““;‘fdS_g_‘T;3_ Ente rt-a in s Far Blllgatom _;e_____cd __m;_r thmrsusuai

ay e »

Welles in Havana' h l ~ haunts by the rising water.

._ Stevens, for whom she ad been

The report stated that out worms for somc _Amo ___ __ way East Delegates Cocos and coconut plantations

,breakf Tad °°°“r"d _Td “ se ` side s,m_e_ A - bordering the Madamlis River suf- °“,;fe°‘s;‘_':__”;;:_’__pf:,‘;:ad’;g'h_d been A medical examine, md death HYDE PARK. N. Y., Aus 'l- tered extensive damage. The floods

d __m____l bee me of me was due to mlsoning and express <A.P.>-President R.o:seve1t ex- Severed communication between

’°3“'°d”° “ . ` ` ll villagesinmlsdltlt cl fi‘ stoppage of transportation and mel ed the opinion the young woman 'tended his new trade negot at ons s rc , an cause _

. _ heavy damage to vegetable gardens.

H _ hm ,md s,,,c,d,._ bo far away China tcday as he ar

consequent threatonmod Supp es comm ..__i____ ranged for al complete tie-up be- Tho Shark River W8-S da-Shing’

madly toward the .sea this evening, leaving destruction in its flooded

German- Gov. Replies To ,........',;......... _ W-. c-cc. 1- the vim. of

(Associated Press)

TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Aug. 7-

Four Negroes convicted of murder were saved from the electric chair near the hour set for their execu- U00 t0dl‘~y by a Suprme Court writ` which took cognizance of charges that their purported confession was forced by prolonged torture in jail.

The stay of execution was grant- cd on the claim of D. W. Perkins,l attorney for the Negroes, that they ‘, were brutally mistreated by Brow-) ard County officers.

The Negroes are Izell Chambers,

Jack Williamson, Charley Davis and Walter Woodward. They were <foI1\'lCt0d Of the murder of Robert. Forsey, Pompano fish dealer.

Robertson , ~

I mp roved t

(Can.-idian Press) I

O'I'I'AWA, Aug 7-The condition

of senator Gideon D. Robertson

tonight was dec'arcd to bc “a little, improved." Afflictcd with a par-l alytfc stroke on Wednesday, thel forrncr Col'serl'ati\'c Mznistcr of' Labor his been critically ill at his home.

men who left New York Saturday Fisheries, when interviewed last ev- = organized. It seems that farming

moming, landed at Ryak, Syria, ‘ening by The Guardian.“I owe is the only way to restore the oys- \

this evening after 51 hours in the #through the kindness of my col- i ter beds which have been deplevctl

air, having covered according to ilezigue, Mr. W. Chester B. McLurc, ` “lv the epidemic of 1914

P ra lr cffl lais if distance ol limi D.-wa ‘ ~_l --.nor cc c

a a c _ . Mr. .. F. Bethune the ol. , e ver th Department lil abou 5900 iles or about 594 nil-l >ortun‘ str kn a` lice l l"s`1ei;es s taken ». "gl 7 ,

t , in ,I lil' oi ` fr g acql. into ‘ .‘: ~' ha every ;,, gg

cs further than the previous world's lwlth the capital and countryside of | -Sblc precaution to prevent monop- long distance record. ilu-`nce Eclivard Island all in a day' ‘U55 Find E816 0Di>01`fl111lill’ to Htl

The exact figures for the remark- Ti also had the plozlrllre to meet the ftshermeli to share in the ru-

ablc flight in which their aeroplane l ‘lllc tisilernlen at ltustzco. Your ‘ Joseph Ile Brix crossed the Atlan- i'lsland is aptly called the Gardeni tic and passed over the continent I of the Gulf because most. of thei of Eniropc to Asia, will not be 'farms I have seen are real model known until the flyers report the 'Iarms. I have been glad to learn route they followed. 'that business conditions are lm-

Rayak is a small military post 'proving in Prince Edward Island

where an air squadron is stationed ‘just as they are in my own prov-

and only scattered messages thus 'ince of Quebec." in connection with oyster cult/ure

far have been received regarding Asked hlS 0'DlHi0H Oi’ the SYSWIH

the new aerial exploit, of leasing of oyster beds, Mr. Dur- ‘population of Prince Edward Isl- f of* Engmh at Dalhousie Umvemm

lanleau repled: “I am no fish cult- ,'9~“<i~ | ' .

‘turns which should accrue Iron.

oyster farming. We have adopted the policy of leas;ng only five and one half acres to each application and we have given preference to the shore owners first, and then 'to the local residents. I trust that the work done by my Department

will be of great benefit to the

` WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.~(A.P.)- Signalling the start of a new phase

lof the Governments anti-crime campaign, nigh Federal officials to-f later be ioinfd the staff of Dal- _day started a series of confcrenccsi h0ilSl0 Ul`»l‘»'¢*iSlfY and bllllil UP B5 at the call of Raymond Moley to; enviable repiltat on as Professor of

seek ways of unifying federal and

Meanwhile, Department of Justice

agents who recently have aided in solving four kidnapping cases were assigned to hunt down the abductors of Charles F. Urschel, wealthy Okla- homa City oil man.

Molcy, an assistant Secretary of

State appointed by 'President Roose- velt tc investigate the crime situa- tion, started his new duties by con- ferring at the Justice Department _with Attorney General Homer Curri- mings, William Stanley, first_Assist- ont Attorney General, and Joseph B. Keenan, special assistant in charge of anti-rurnetccring efforts.

Moley said it would be a week or

longer before he would bc ready to announce any plans. I-le added hc would confer with Attornry General Cummings late this week on legis- lation required.

Milk Strik

ers Oppose"

CMEGHAN,

g of English, Writer ' and Critic Dies At

Home.

‘ ‘ (Canadian Press) 5 HALIFAX, Aug. 'l-Dr. Awhibalc

iM°.cMechan, for 40 years Pfofesso:

died at his home here tonight. He

3---_i-im _lure specialist, but from what I have' (C°ni5l““@'~`l 011 P589 3) grained hom the Un=_ve,.5~W in 193]

'and devoted most of his time bi*

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(Associated Press) ` Iectrlc Chalr ,C A M P A I H Nalateonlnstituotr-, Tojonto liiniversieiin

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_ 'from which he graduated with

.honors in modem languages in 1884

P R 0 R 'and taught modern languages at _" ‘ Galt ocilcgnfc Instlniie from

|1885 to 1086 and at Johns Hop-

_ kins University, from which he ob- ‘tcfnca the degree of Doctor ci l Philosophy in 1889. ' i Coming to Hatifax a short time

English and Literature and as ll

state activities. , writer and critic.

The Weather ,Etc

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T V Swng' Chinese Minister or the st- Joseph and San Juan nv- 6 f rc h to strn s zuthwest Windsi

don Economic C niefence, and Al

me soc, cafwc nomic. lc nc M"°_°=° “<1 Com We mms- Dozen Troopers And.

vast domain in the Far East re- , , | ____ __

led tt ti t the summer C0fnfnlSSlOn ALBANY, N. Y., Aug. ’t.-(A.P.)- 7 E _ __ A 7

BERLIN Aus 7-- (AP) - Tl” (Canadian Press) Cav 5 m lm B A11 cl licslflf cfficcrs of New York, GREEN mv R W” “I

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German Government refused today TORDNTQ Aug 7-Definite B8- e Ouse P; ey.___ 4 (Canadian Press) [State today were given permissionl to wares with il" °°”*°““°”‘ °‘ th” sul-ance has bee-1 given thc po1I¢e| _ 1 OTTAWA, Aug, '1-Bankers will by the state Health commissioner] United Kl“3d°m ‘nd F"':°° that here that the Swastika. emblem Vlllag-ers' Flee be the first to be heard by thelto allow the importation of milk Nazi P°1m°“l pr°p”and“ ‘n Au" will vanish fl'0m U10 NW'-S 9355"” ' ,, MacMillan Commission on bankinglfrom outside the commonwealth to ma' °°“s""'“t°5 v|°m'1°n °' °xm` beaches until alter ii. conference Befo fe P l fe d ill h r- lforestaila short c resultin from a U18 treaties. between City Oiicials and newly-

mind d the ers ihlt '

._o_f";;1:_;§_on(;em_ny°;:m.fhu :cr-mea swssulm ___c_:iub “maniac CRANDON WB Aug 7 (AP)

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ii"“"°'°n°° in tm mm.”-Amir' n:;i~°di;:“i;yal;it mnouiixgement to-’ -Residents of Alvin and Nelma, Ilan dlfficultyaoinadmissablgp :asm hy Bm umm’ _,mom M _mst _____mw _-_______ge_ °_ about not

(The United Kumdom md nm” the club population each, evacuated the'r

had mid? P1`°"“tm':_n' mtframmg Every member of gh, ommyg- homes late today in the face of

[ng proplllll I l¢ Y Ol 0

lconmnmm bard" dl,-,Ming gh, tion has been instructed not to Bdvltlwlhs fvfwt firm- Report#

|°h° Au” ' n “buf wear the emb'cm until futiiq- mt- from Iron Rivera Mich., said there

ings in the railway committee room of the House of Comm0l1S i0- morrow. J. A. MacLeod, President of the Canadian Bankers' Asso- ciation, other officers of that body and several general managers of Canadian banks, will be present at the opening session. A general Slif- vey of the workings of the Canad-

ian Bank Act will be Elven by one

an currency whichw open ea as 8

seven-day old strike of Independent Milk Producers.

Earlier in the day, Governor Her- `

bert H. Lehman, who has been asked by several upstate sources to call out the National Guard as a. rl2S\.\l!» of sporadic outbursts of violence that has scnt ncai-ly a dozen troop- ers to hospitals and resulted in in- jury of scores of farmers, declined

_(A_P,)-Rodney Rulings, 22, joined li group of anxlollil D"- song _gn 3 river bank. They were searching for a body.

Rollins pulled with a will on

the ropes and hooks, then asked who the drowning victim was. "A fellow named Rollins," said il. man nearby. “Disappointed ii- beut an hour ago."

Siartled, Rollins rec:\ii<\il lic

had dived and come up to the surfrre beyond o clump of wil- lgwg. A companion rfrnritd him ilrow-neil.

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& Finance and delfgntc to the Lon: emThwoe‘:g:Mu1l:re(;0unt1fm district; of ` *”_"`“° __ .,_ _ plzliitiy riozirly :igiril \v:irn1: li, few

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