PLOT AGAINST MUSSOLINI.
EAR-BEACHING AIMS. SIGNAL FOR REVOLUTION. REPUBLIC TO HAVE FOLLOWED. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. (Received E.S p.m.) Renter. ROME, Nov. 7. Several persons havo been arrested who are suspected of complicity in the plot to ■ assassinate the Prime Minister, Signor ' Mussolini, who has received thousands of ' telegrams of congratulation upon his esr cape, not only from Italy, but from abroad. 3 The Fascist newspaper Epoca says the 5 plot was more ambitious than was origin--1 ally supposed. It was not merely aimed 1 at killing Signor Mussolini, but was intended to have been the starting point k for a revolution and for the declaration of a Republic. 5 The police made numerous -aid;; in 'the J Genoa district. As a result eight persons were arrested and 30 were detained a for judicial examination. Those arrested include Giovanni Ansalo, ' chief editor of the Socialist newspaper, Illavoro, the offices of which are now 5 occupied by the police; Uliese Ducci, chief of tho Free Italy Association, which was recently dissolved as being subversive;, 1 and a brother of General Capello's.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19170, 9 November 1925, Page 9
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179PLOT AGAINST MUSSOLINI. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19170, 9 November 1925, Page 9
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