DISTURBED PORTUGAL.
SCHOOL CHILDREN ON STRIKE.
DISORDER IN NEW YORK. POLICE RESERVES CALLED OUT. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. NEW YORK, April 23. j Thousands of school children struck j because a jury acquitted an unpopular teacher against whom charges had been preferred. Police reserves were called out to preserve order in consequence of the children's parades interfering with traffic. One lad was run over by a street car and killed. A number of children -.vere arrested on charges of disorderly conduct. o
LAST NIGHT'S CABLES
ROYALIST ACTIVITIES
THREAT BY PRIME MINISTER. By Telegraph—Prea.9 Association—Copyright. LONDON, April '24.
In Lisbon sis Royalists have been sentenced to two years' imprisonment each. Eight were acquitted on charges of conspiracy.
The Prime Minister, in the Chamber, accused the Royalists of using the Duchess of Bedford ;t<s a puppet in the campaign which heralded a further attempt at the restoration of the monarchy. He declared that the next invasion by Royalist bands would bo repressed mercilessly.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10752, 25 April 1913, Page 1
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