NEWS AND NOTES.

King Country Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 1859, 8 September 1923, Page 1

NEWS AND NOTES.

Mr Desmond Fitzgerald, who is visiting Italy, told journalists at Rome, that de Valera would be kept m prison till Ireland was completely pacified. "We have not decided whether he should be interned or prosecuted," said Mr Fitzgerald. "He conducted insidious guerilla warfare against the Government, leading to the destruction of £50,000,000 worth of property. He is a criminal because he killed and destroyed pitilessly."

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At a meeting of the Inter-Allied Federation of Demobilised Soldiers there were strong protests at a campaign having, a tendency to disunite Britain, France and Belgium. The hope was expressed tha.t these three countries would compel Germany to pay reparations in the interests of victims of the war.

The Trades Union Congress passed a resolution deploring that there were so many women non-unionists, and recommending every trade union to be circularised concerning the necessity for securing the enrolment of the families of workers. ,

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Lord Leverhulme is going to Australia in November. Before sailing he offers the people of the island of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides, all his interests in the island, which cost liim £].000,000.

The Government decided against building a museum at Luxor or Thebes for the Tut-ankh-amen treasures. Instead, it is adding a wing to the Cairo Museum at a. cost of £28,000.

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