BRITISH AND FOREIGN
(Australian and N.Z. Cable ? .sociation.) SOVIET’S NEW HOLIDAYS. LONDON, December 7. The “Daily Mail’s” Riga errespondent reports that the Soviet has abolished Christmas and Easter holidays, even for schools, instituting a threeday holiday in February, to commemorate the. overthrow of Czardom. TAXI-CAB MURDER. LONDON, December 7. On the application of a jury to try whether Iggulden was insane, and unfit to plead, the jury found that he was able to stand his trial. The gaol doctor was of the opinion that Iggulden was insane.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 December 1923, Page 5
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