Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-04-07
BRIEF NEWS notes
WHAT HAS OCCURRED DURING
WEEK THROUGHOUT cOUN.
TRY AND ABROAD
EVENTS or IMPORTANCE
gathered From All Parts OF The
Globe And Told In Short
Paragraphs
Foreign

Inc British Miners Union Is going
10 give its support to the American
miners in their national strike, which
begins soon. The British coal miners,
however, will not take any action to
stop the shipment Of coal to the Unit
ing 1t.
The two Koreans whose attempt to
assassinate Baron Tanaka of japan.
cost the life OF Mrs. w. j. Synder, an
American tourist, will stand trial in
Japan.
The Fairey hydro-aeroplane, 400
horse power machine, which is flying
from Lisbon to Brazil, reached the
Canary Islands, 1000 miles from Lis
bon after a flight of hours, and re-
ported "all WE'LL
Despite the Irish peace agreement
signed in London, violence continued
in Ulster province. Four men, two of
them policemen, were shot down in
the streets. Tremendous damage was
done by series of incendiary fires
In the business district.
The establishment of an airplane
line from England to India and Aus.
tralia, OF which experts long have talk
ed, now appears imminent. A power
ful financial group has made appeal to
the air ministry to take the airships
with their material bases which the
government has been unable hitherto
To induce anyone to accept as a gift
The House of Lords approved Lord
Birkenhead's amendment referring
back to the committee on privileges.
Lady Rhandda's petition for member.
ship The committee has previously
reported favorably but so much oppo-
sition among the lords over the ques-
zion of seating the peress that the sit.
nation has been reorened
France has dispatched a note to
Washington acknowledging the receipt
OF Secretary of State Hughes second
note and recognizing the validity Of
Americas claim for payment for the
upkeep of the army of occupation on
the Rhine. 1t was learned at the For.
eign Office, France promises to CO.
operate IN the matter with the other
Allied covers.
The Portuguese seaplane which re.
Gently left Lisbon in an attempt to fly
to South America, completed in safety
the first leg of the journey on SEIZED.
ule. Cable dispatches say the plane
arrived safely at Las Palmas in the
Canary islands.
Charles, former emperor OF Austria
and king Of Hungary, who is Ill of
Doubt pneumonia, has rallied and at
tending physicians report slight i'm
says dispatch from Fun
chal
Prof. ]. E. NORM of the modern Ian
euage department of McGill university,
Canada, was acquitted OF |
the charge Of attempting to murder
Prof. Hermann Walter head of the
same department, by placing paris
green in well upon Walters country
estate.
Three Portuguese cruisers, according
% Lisbon advices, have gone to sta
ion themselves at different points in
he Atlantic ocean to act as a convoy
or two Portuguese officers who will
make an attempt to fly In a hydro-air.
plane from Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro.
Without organized murder raids in
progress throughout the border coun.
les of Ulster, vicious clashes between
)rangemen and Sim Feiners reported
'ver a widespread area, political dis
enters among the northern leaders
md practically open revolt against the
PROVISION government In south Ireland.
he British government will very like.
y take its first step towards inter-
'ention when it meets the Irish lead
RS at the colonial office.