MILAN BOMB OUTRAGE
ARREST AND CONFESSION SPECIAL TRIBUNAL SET UP. LONDON, April 19. One of the men arrested in connection with the bomb outrage in Milan, in which seventeen were killed and forty injured, is reported to have confessed that the explosion was the result of a plot, states a correspondent at Milan. The Milan correspondent of ‘ The Times ’ says the authorities believe that there was an organised plot. Accordingly it is significant that the investigation will be taken up by a special tribunal instituted under the Defence of the State law, consisting of a general, as president, and five officers of the Fascist militia as judges. The members have already arrived in Milan. They have power to impose the death penalty, which has not been carried out in Italy for sixty years.
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Evening Star, Issue 19856, 3 May 1928, Page 4
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133MILAN BOMB OUTRAGE Evening Star, Issue 19856, 3 May 1928, Page 4
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