... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 161. Whb tobich Is Incorporated Ibt 'UESDAY, JULY 1. 1919. TILE RETURNED WARRIORS • TO BE I'ii,COMED HOME. ONE PENNY. THE RIOT: TO-DAY'S ...

... LUTON'S UNENVIABLE NOTORIETY. News of the rioting at Luton has been tranemitted all over the world. A report of Pence Days disastrous events appears in the Politiken, published at Copenhagen on duly 22nd. and reference is made in the headlines to ...

... Schoolmaster and Sailor Arrested. This morning there were three more thanes at the Borough Court arising out of the recent rioting. Councillor G. Warren and Alderman H. Arnold were on the Bench. MODERN SCHOOLMASTER'S EXPERIENCES. Mitred Harry Ovensli, 34 ...

... conditions will be in vain, as we do not know the points where their opinions differ. RACE RIOTS IN CHICAGO. k'E zo W YORK, Tuesday.—A message from states that race rioting was relast night, when four negroes and white were killed and many wounded. of the fatalities ...

... told bun bad been drinking for several darn. and tk be knew nothing about a bicycle. For the defence Mr. Barber ;id that to e riot the man would extremely nasals. had been working br this (fro. and the hot day of the -men took place on the Satuidsr As many ...

... sustained by shopkeepers whose premises were broken open and looted; minor damage to other properties away from the scene of the riot, hut which were also made the subjeet of special attention; and 'ln. ry, personal and material , to people who , had not the ...

... considerable number of letters, some written by Capt. Rathbone. who turned out to have been the victor, and others, which had riot been posted, written by his wife to Capt. Rathbone. Mr. Le Bas read extracts from one of the letters: My own darling,—l missed ...

... Labour Leaders) addressed the large crowd and urged the people to disperse and cease any further damage or bad conduct, The riot broke out shortly after 10 p.m. and continued for some hours a ler midnight. The speeches made during the day in front of the ...