MARTIAL LAW
RATIFIED BY PARLIAMENT
DEPUTIES IN BANDAGES
MEETING THE BALKAN CRISIS
BY CABLE—PRESS ASSOCIATION COPYRIGHT, Received April 24, 9.45 a m. LONDON, April 23. The Daily Mail’s Sofia correspondent says that Parliament is ratifying the martial law. Members ••ocifernosly applauded the speeches of the wounded Premier and Ministers, especially General Vulkoff, Minister of War, who was lamed bv the bomb. Many members- had their heads bandaged. Most of the leaders of ’be Communists- have been arrested, or shot for resisting arrest. —Sydney Sun Cable. BRITISH LABOURITE’S VIEW. DICTATOR’S HARSH REG 1 All?.. BELGRADE. April 23. The British Labour delegation, now returning to London, have arrived from Sofia, where they witnessed the cathedral outrage iscen.es. Mr. J. Wedgewood expressed the opinion that the outrage was due solely to dissatisfaction on the part o.f all the apposition elements with Za-nko miilitary dictatorship, which has been arresting and executing opponents without trial. TEMPORARY INCREASE OF ARMY. PARTS, April 22. A conference of ambassadors granted Bulgaria permission to increase the army to 10,000 till the end of May.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 24 April 1925, Page 5
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175MARTIAL LAW Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 24 April 1925, Page 5
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