STRIKE RIOTS
LONDON, Jan. q
Two thousand chair-makers at High Wyco inbe are on strike. Tlßy attack ed the 'factory and smashed the windows.- f Jhey had a furious hand, to hand fight with the police w-Ra" bottles ancl stones for weapons. Several police were, injured. The, non-strikers working the factories were rescued with difficulty.
THE WELSH MINE DISASTER
LONDON, Jan. 0
An expert witness" at the Senghenvdd enquiry said that he was of the opinion that the explosion occurred at a lamp station where an onen lamp ijrnited the gas freed by the- heavy fall.
LODGING HOUSE, KEEPER STRANGLED.
BRUSSELS. Jan q. Madame Sauvi.n, a boarding house keeper, was robbed and strangled at her residence. The police are search ing' for IVBson, «n Englishman, a dentist 5 ? mechanic in whose room the body was found.
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Grey River Argus, 10 January 1914, Page 3
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