FATAL CLASHES
NINE INJURED BY BOMBS PLOT ON TISO’S LIFE (Reed. Mar-15, 12 noon) „ PRAGUE, Mar. 14. A lime bomb exploded near tbe principal railway station in Prague, injuring nine people. _ Two Germans are reported to have been killed at Iglau in encounters with the police. A Viennese chauffeur was arrested in Bratislava after the delivery at M Sidor’s apartment of a suitcase containing an infernal machine. The chauffeur allegedly admitted that an attempt on the life of M. Sidor, who is the new Premier of JWovakia been planned. The motor car was to have bumped the wall, causing an explosion. A building housing on anti-Bol* shevik exhibition was burnt downGerman headquarters in Bratislava state that at least 30 Germans were arrested, adding tlkat the Germans were obliged to arm a special guard to protect her property.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19887, 15 March 1939, Page 5
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