FIGHTING IN RUHR.
REDS AND JUNKERS.
ONE HUNDRED INJURED,
BERLIN, June 17
A party of Communists at Hamborn, in the Ruhr, came into conflict with some Nationalists. The latter were circulating pamphlets denouncing the coming referendum on the question of the confiscation of the property of former rulers.
Fighting ensued and shots were ex changed. Knives were also freely used
More than 100 combatants were injured. The police finally dispersed them. (Sydney "Sun.'')
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1926, Page 7
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