AMERICAN ITEMS
CANADIAN ELECTIONS
(United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.] OTTAWA, May 31. The Canadian Federal Parliament has been dissolved. The general election is announced for July 28. TEMPTING DEATH. AT NIAGARA FALLS. VANCOUVER, June 1. A message from Niagara halls states for the second time in his adventurous career William Red Hill, a Niagara boatman defied the swirling currents and eddies of the whirlpool and lower rapids below the falls and survived. He made his sp&ctaculai trip in a steel barrel which for nearly four hours was tossed atbout like a rubbel ball in sight of five thousand, including Mrs Hill, and their eight children. He suffered no ill effects.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 June 1930, Page 5
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