The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-03
STORM HOMES
in RIOTS UPON
MUSSOLINI FOES
Many Under Arrest in Search
ing Probe to Unearth Plot
Against Italian Dictator
TOURIST Is ARRESTED
Newspapers Bombed and Dis
turbances Reported From
Many Quarters

Rome, Nov. g. (AP)-
Death or injury has been in
flicted on many persons of an
ti-fascist tendencies through
out Italy by fascists enraged
over the latest attempt to as
sassinate Premier Mussolini.
Large numbers Of hostile
persons also are under arrest
and others are being closely
watched.
Confirmation from Bologna
that the attempt by Anteo
Zamboni to assassinate Prem
ier Mussolini last Sunday in
volved a far-reaching plot in
stead of being merely the act
of a deranged youth has cre-
ated an intensely hostile feel
ing against anti-fascists. Only
the heroic efforts of militia
men and carbineers prevented
greater bloodshed yesterday
among the subversive ele-
ments which the fascists in
various cities and towns
sought to punish.
Police Beaten
Many Of the peace officers were
bruised or beaten when they attempt
ed to hold back infuriated mobs who
desired to attack the residences 81
anti-fascistS or wreck opposition
newspaper offices. RiOtous demon
stratiOns occurred at Cagaliar in Sar-
dinia and at Naples, Venice, Genoa
and other places.
Newspaper buildings were entered
by the angry fascists and the plants
damaged. At Cagaliar the manifest
ants attacked the officers of two
newspapers and then held a demon
stration in front Of the home of the
anti-fascist deputy Lussu. A fascist
who climbed to the balcony Of the
deputy's residence was shot and killed
by Lussu. The soldiers theoretically
beat back the crowd which attempted
to lynch the deputy, and took him into
custody.
Home Wrecked
The home Of the famous philoso-
pher, Signor Cr0ce, was wrecked by q
mob in Naples as also were the homes
of several other members Of the op-
position in that city. In Venice and
several other towns similar scenes
were enacted.
Two fascists and one carbincer
were killed in Genoa when customs
officers and Carbinecrs fired on
bands of fascists who were storming
the residence Of Signor Rossi, u So
cialiSt lawyer. In Genoa the prem
ises of the Newspaper Lavoro was
damaged badly, as also were the of
fices of the Gazzetino in Venice.
Suppress Newspapers
By decree issued by the prefecto OF
police in Rome, IL opposition news
papers and two magazines have been
refused permission to publish and the
licenses Of several other organs were
revoked.
Ten person have been arrested and
a large number Of manifestos seized in
connection with an alleged plot
against the government. At Sienna
seventeen communists have been
taken into custody.
Stringent measures are being pre-
pared for enforcement to discourage
any further attempt on the life OF
Premier Mussolini or criticisms
against his policies.
ENGLISH WOMAN IMPRISONED
London, Nov. 3-[N-AccOrding to
the Daily Sketch, Mrs. Algernon Sla-
den, niece Of Lord Dunmore, is i'm
prisoncd ut Volosca, near Fiume
Italy. Tho newspapers say she is
charged with "Socialistic utteranccs
sgainst Mussolini," while touring in
Italy.
The news Of Mrs. Sladen's imprison-
ment, says the Sketch, reached Lon
don in q brief letter she wrote from
her place Of detention, to q relative
Mrs. Coke, sister Of the pianist, Mark
Hamburg. The letter was dated Oc-
tobcr but gave no details concern.
ing the circumstances Of her arrest.
Mrs. Coke says Mrs. Sladen went to
kItaly in August with her husband
Algcrnon Sladen, . cousin Of Doug
las Sladen, who has written books
about Italy and is great admirer ol
Mussolini. Mrs. Coke describes Mrs
Sladen as ''young woman OF definite
ideas and marked ability, who takes
great interest in problems affecting
humanity"
In addition to her relationship te
Lord Dunmore, Mrs. Sladen is con.
nected with the families Of the Duke
Of Devonshire and Lord Cavan.
FRUSTRATE PLOT IN SPAIN
-Perpignan. France, Nov. 3-lR1-A
formidable revolutionary plot to over,
throw not only the regime Of General
Primo De Rivera, premier Of Spain
but the monarchy, Has been furstrat.
I'd by the vigilance Of the French po'
lice.
Some 400 Italian and Spanish anar
chists are said to have been connected
with the plot. OF these 100 are nov
under arrest. The aim Of Che con
spiratorS, Il WAS asserted, Was t.
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