BALKAN STATES.
TENSION INCREASED. BY A SALONIKA INCIDENT. By Telegraph.— Press A««ociation.~Copyrigljt. LONDON, 3rd February. The slight tension existing between Bulgaria and Turkey has been increased by an incident which has occurred at Salonika, where a court-martial has passed sentence of death on eight Bul.garian teachers and merchants who were charged with murdering a school inspector named Ivanovitch. POWERS CONFERRING. POTENT TO PRESERVE PEACE. LONDON, 2nd February The Powers are conferring with regard to the position in Greece and the attitude of Turkey, which threatens to take action if the Greek Constitution is altered to admit deputies from Crete, ignoring Turkey's suzerainty jover that island. Commenting upon the position in Crete, and in the Balkans, The Times says : "If, as we believe; the 'Great Powers are determined that peace shail not be broken, they will almost certainly attain their object."
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 29, 4 February 1910, Page 7
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