SIZZLING BOMB IN BEDROOM
GIRL’S TERRIFYING DISCOVERY. OUTRAGE IN BRISBANE HOME. By Telegraph—Press Assn- —Copyright. Brisbane, January 15. A sensational bombing outrage occurred in a house at . Milton occupied by Mrs. McGrath and her two daughters; Mary McGrath was awakened by a sizzling noise and saw a bomb on a chair. She threw her bedclothes over it and rushed to warn the others. She had hardly left when a terrific explosion smashed the furniture to pieces and blew a large hole in the floor and wall. No one was injured. No motive can be advanced for the outrage.
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Taranaki Daily News, 16 January 1931, Page 9
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