... THE COVENTRY RIOTS. Rioting was continued at Coventry last night, ■nd lasted until early roomier. The mob attacked shops in Cross Cheeping. The police made baton charges and drove the rough elements from the centre of the city. Several persons were injured ...

... RIOT PRISONERS THE DOC Hi* «et It* not drama ha» made Luton notorious at home and “hroad, played the 19th duly and lollowinn riahta- the second was begun the Borough ulSStan«» Almo.t the whole men deal space was floor space, prieoners four^^ different ...

... unprecedented rioting on SATURDAY NIGHT. Town Hall and Municipal Offices Fired by Crowd. HEROIC WORK BY POLICE AND FIREMEN. . :.b Lutotj turn..l «, Hall and municipal offices are mass Saturua> uight. In t•* mult ‘J* to the public gaze in the can be .eas ...

... All the Riot News of the Week. Mayor of Luton's Unique Experiences Special Reports and Interview. What a memorable week it has been for Luton to be sure. The rejoicings fur the celebration of the great peace, se officially 'Oanned, have, to drop into ...

... The Riot : I'o-Day's Charges. CHARGES. ...

... Mad Rioting TOWN HALL in the Streets. BURNED OUT. SHOPS BROKEN AND LOOTED. Mayor Escapes and Leaves the Town. a 4 4 but without avail in so far as the Federation members were concerned, and on Saturday they took no part at all in the *Metal proceedings ...

... THE LUTON NEWS BEDFORDSHIRE ADVERTISER. HITOHIN AMD LUTOM RIOT. WITH THE ROUGHS. The Hitchin aad District Branch theSoWiera Federation ha« issued manifesto, signed Mr. A. \V. Day, chairman, contradicting a persistent rumour in the district to the effect ...

... TUESDAY, JULY 22nd, 1919 MELBOURNE RIOT. Premier Assaulted, and Returned Soldiers Shot. Melbourne, Monday. Members of the Soldiers' League held an excited meet, ha( in Melbourne at wbict serious disturbances occurred. Many persons, including re. turned ...

... rosters. You say you arc riot of them* why into trouble over W tSid -o •a l i 9o tier cent, of imemploicd men nt iiroseut keep price lox 1J moo..is oidercd trim pay 30s. costs. WESTONINC. , ,- v-pSTIVAI. AKRANOKMRNTP.-At a *on Monday ...

... there ocmitred the potoriotu election riot- King-street. was the storm centre, and stotte-throwing was very rife. Twos the late Mr. Asher Huckleeby, who was then Deputy Mayor to Alderman Edwin Oakley, read the Riot Act, and the street was cleared by the ...

... n of a liv• fag soul a survey of what are left to the• town demor.stra'es th it rioting has not been exactly COami;:uotss Joy its absence in Luton's annals. The two riots which used to be most spoken of before]. July 19th, were the odliturhances associatod ...

... The use The graph,” member Comrad' the The Clerk b ...