THE JOHNSON-WELLS FIGHT.
TO BE PROHIBITED.
United Preas Association—By <slecfrr(c Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, September 25. The Homo Secretary, Mr Winston Churchill, after full enquiry and taking the best advice, has decided that the Johnson-Wells contest is illegal, and unless voluntarily abandoned, steps will be taken to prevent it. He implies that, if necessary, a summons will be obtained with a view to getting the promoter bound over not to cause a breach of the peace. The promoter will endeavour to prove that the contest is legal.
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14159, 27 September 1911, Page 10
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