Demonstrators Clash With Cavalry At Rome Vatican Demonstration
Thousands of followers of church controversy gathered near the French embassy in Rome. Cavalry charged after attempts to break a police cordon. Several demonstrators were fatally wounded and others arrested.
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Rome
Farnez Palace
France
Vatican
Chamber of Deputies
Prince Borghese
Clemenceau
Costa
DeFilice
George Bruno
Free Thought
Clergy and Free Thinkers Clash as Church-State Split Proceeds
In Paris and other cities the first Sunday under the church state separation law brought tense demonstrations. Large congregations attended quietly while some rioters were ejected. Protests spread to Perpignan and Amiens with police interference and injuries. Bishop de Briy endured a nervous shock after receiving orders to leave.
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Paris
Perpignan
Amiens
de Briy
Mounz Moreaux
Robbery Attempt Ends With Fatal Wounding in New Kensington
In New Kensington, Pa., Officer James J. Lemon shot and killed Elmer Kuhn during a burglary at Mrs. Mary Neenon's store, after Kuhn and Albert Romig, masked, entered the shop. Romig was arrested. he had warned police of the planned burglary. Also in Dallas, August Israelsky, a 34 year old leading cotton buyer, dies.
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Pittsburg
Mary Neenon
New Kensington
James J. Lemon
Elmer Kuhn
Albert Romig
Romig
Kuhn
Dallas
Israelsky
Lela
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