BOMBAY COTTON MILLS
STRIKERS AND POLICE ' NINE KILLED IN CLASH. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. ■ DELHI, December 13. Three ■ Indian. constables and six strikers wore: killed in Bombay in a clash between ■ the. police and cotton mill strikers, who were incited by Labour leaders. An infuriated mob of thousands marched through, the streets . and attacked a small picket of European and Indian police, who, being outnumbered, were compelled to fire, but were overwhelmed. Three were beaten to death and thirty were seriously injured. { ' The city is) panic-stricken and is patrolled -by armed police.' AH the mills are closed.—Australian i’ress Association... .
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Evening Star, Issue 20049, 14 December 1928, Page 4
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