IRISH AFFAIRS.
_—— IRISH AFFAIRS. THE FIGHTING IN BELFAST. LONDON, May 15. Six persons were wounded during street lighting in Belfast on Sunday. A patrol of six police was ambushed in Birgau, four being wounded. SUNDAY POGROM IN BELFAST. LONDON, May 15. Belfast 9 a.m, Sunday there was a scene of Belfast outrages extending to the afternoon and evening, when shooting was general in various areas. The victims included a young boy and girl, aged 12. Two women were shot dead, and 14 others wounded. The authorities say they take a very grave view, and fear further extensive outbreaks. ON JUNE 16. The general election in southern Ireland will probably be held on June 10. The Labour movement has not acted vet. It is awaiting the result of the peace conference. It is believed the Peace Conference lias found a new ground to explore. The workers, however, have seized seven condensed milk factories i» the south, and are working them under a Soviet system.
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Grey River Argus, 16 May 1922, Page 5
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