MUTINY OIL A STEAMED
— VESSEL SET UN FIRE
CREW FIRED ON
(By Electric Tel-grapb—Copyright I (Australian and N.2. Cable Association
ROME, Aug. 23. A mutiny occurred on the steamer Philadelphia, 10,232 urns, now Greekowned, at Naples preparatory to sailing for New York, carrying; returning; tourists. The crew pillaged the hold, containing valuable merchandise, ami set fire to the vessel. The officers retreated to the bridge after a hand to hand struggle and fired several revolver shots among the mutineers. A detachment of Carbineers was summoned and opened lire and subdued the riot They arrested 100. The vessel is stilt burning and hundreds of firemen are pouring in water.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 24 August 1922, Page 5
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