The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-24
FORTY HURT IN
RIOT AT HYDE
PARK, LONDON,
Police Reserves Finally Dis
pcrse Crowd. Marching
Toward Embassy
MUCH DAMAGE IN PARIS
Mob Uses Canned Goods as
Missiles in Battle-6O OF.
ficers Injured
MUCH DAMAGE IN PARIS

New York, Aug. 24.--(R--Dis-
turbances ut London and Paris.
demonstration before the American
consulate at Geneva and the burning
of an American flag at johannesburg.
South Africa wore some Of the de-
velopmcnts in foreign countries as
AN aftermath OF the execution oI
Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Van
zetti.
After a memorial meeting in Hyde
Park, London. last night, the demon
strators began to march, in defiance
Of police orders, in the direction of
the American embassy. The police
charged them with drawn batons, but
reserves had to be summoned before
the manifestants could be dispersed.
Forty persons, among them four wom-
en-, were injured.
Wild Scenes In Paris
For several hours last night Paris
witnessed wild scenes as enragcd rad
icals, baked in attempts to hold
demonstrations before the American
embassy and the boulevards, did cx-
tensive damage to shops. autom mobiles
and cabarets in the Montmartc Sec
ton. In battle with police from
behind hastily set up barricadcs the
mob used stolen canned goods as
missiles. Before calm was restored,
with the aid Of heavy downpour,
60 policemen were injured, 10 Of
them badly, by knife thrusts and 200
manifestants were arrested.
Monday nights disturbances in
Geneva, when windows of the League
of Nations palace were smashed and
much other damage was done.
prompted the authorities to augment
the guards wherever trouble was like
ly to develop. notwithstanding this,
however, large crowd gathered be-
fore the American consulate last
night to protest against the death of
the two men. The shouts were in
creased when it became known that
detectives had arrested several men
believed to have been responsible for
Monday nights rioting. A severe.
thunderstorm and a heavy rain sent
the manifestants scurrying for cover.
Boycott Suggested
An American flag was burned at
johannesburg on the steps Of the
town hall In 4 demonstration by
Sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers. One OF
the speakers called for a boycott of
American goods.
A boycott OF American wares mas
also been suggested in Finland by the
executive of the trade union congress.
In Amsterdam, a stone was thrown
through a window Of the American
consulate, but no one was injured.
ALTHOUGH foreign newspapers gen.
orally regret the executions, and
there is strong condemnation by rad
ical organs, the Morgen Post. Of Ber-
lin, dcprecates the criticism of the
United States. It compares the ex-
ecutions with those Of the Cheka il.
Russia. saying that organization has
executed scores of persons when the
same doubt existed as in the Sacco-
vanzetti case, but "the world passed
them by
Uphold Judges
The Lokal Anzeiger, Of Berlin. up
holds the American judges. saying
they acted in the belief they were
doing their duty.
The Giornale D'Itala of Rome
says that, by executing Sacco and
| .Vanzetti, the "free Democratic re-
public of the United States" proved
| that it did not hesitate ITO carry out
| it's sentences even against the pro-
| test Of the entire civilized world.
This horrible martyr
dom is unprecedented in the history
! of nations"