The Free State
Executed Rebels Reburied WILD SCENES IN CEMETERIESTROOPS AND MOURNERS. IBy Oahl»—Preae ABBOOiatton—Cowrxight.’ (Received 1, 8.50 a.m.) Dublin, Oct 31. There were wild acenes at the reburial of the Irish executed. , Women standing behind civilian mourners for 17 buried in GJasnevin cemetery. Dublin, handed each man a revolver to fire a volley. Troops rushed the graveside after the first shot. The crowd stampeded,* and wreaths were trampled on and womqn fell into the grave. Others were in* jurea. The military intervened during the burial, at Dundalk, v County Ix>uth, of «ix of those executed*. A civilian fired a revolver and the crowd became pnpicstricken, Civilians and, troops exchanged sliots behind headsfonds.—(Sydupy. “Sun” cable). RESIGNATIONS FROM THE D I AITZ (Received 1. 8.50' a.m.)* Dublin, Oct. 30. Before the adjournment of Dhil ,thd Speaker announced that hide members had resigned. It is understood they are members of th‘e national group who ar© dissatisfied with the Government’s .policy.—
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIV, Issue 276, 1 November 1924, Page 5
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