BOMB EXPLOSIONS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 13856, 12 June 1919, Page 5

BOMB EXPLOSIONS.

BOLSHEVISM IN N.S.W.

DISCOVERY OP ANARCHIST

LEAFLETS

(By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association) NEW YORK, June [).

Reports from the cities where th« bomb explosions occurred say that anarchist leaflets were found near the scenes of the outrages, some reading, "Long live, revolution; down with tyranny.'' Apparently, one bystander was killed outside Attorney-General Palmer's house in Washington . The police believe the victim may have been a bomb thrower. in New York one bomb exploded in front of the home of George Charles .N'ott. The front of the house was wrecked. Not): was not at home, but. his wife had a narrow escape, and. two bystanders were killed.

Wherever the bombs exploded the buildings woro seriously damaged • The severest explosion occurred in Washington, windows and doom of the houses in the vicinity of Attorney-General Palmer's house being smashed. The explosions iv the various cities occurred within two hours. Two bombs exploded within a few minutes iv Philadelphia, one directed against the Catholic church and the other against a private residence. In Boston, Judge Albert Hayden's house was attacked. No members of the family were at home. Judge llayden recently sentenced alleged Bolshevists to terms of imprisonment.