GENERAL CABLE NEWS
N\T l ONALI ST demonstration AT POTSDAM.
United Press Association —Copyright. (Received Cot. 27. S p.m.) BERLIN. Oct. 2G.
Ten thousand National Banner Leaguers, inaugurating the Republican election campaign, invaded Potsdam so far regarded as sacred to the junkers and marched in procession to a central square and denounced the Potsdam spirit. They dedicated two hundred banners for use m the campaign to counteract monarchism. Despite" threats of violence the Monarchist opposition was limited to throwing stink bombs from balconies.
UNREST FEARED IN .PALESTINE LONDON. Oct. 27. Unrest is feared in Palestine owing to Ibnsaud, leader of the Wahabis, having summoned a conference of Arab sheiks with a view to establishing an Arab Confederacy embracing Arabia, Palestine and Hedjaz. NEW AERIAL HISTORY. NEW YORK. Oct. 27. Aboard the dirigible Shenandoah, new histoi'v in ligliter-than-air navigation was written when the Shenandoah hovered over tho hangars at Lakehursfc (New Jersey) completing a record-breaking of a nine thousand mile cruise. She crossed the United States and returned 445. hours elapsing since the start. She flew with the engine running 2-37 hours 3b minutes.
RELEASE OF DE YALERA. LONDON, Oet. 26. The Observer’s Belfast correspondent savs: In accordance with the Ulster Government’s instructions M Valera was escorted over the borciei and released, having given assurances that ho would go south quietly.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9847, 28 October 1924, Page 5
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