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LORD HARCOURT’S DEATH
(Received This Day at 8 3Q a.m.) LONDON, Feb. 28. At the inquiry into the death of Lord Harcourt, the evidence showed he had been unwell since a break-down of health in 1919. The doctor ordpred bromidia as ft sleeping draught. He bad taken it the night on \yhjch fie died. A verdifct waft returned that h was suffering from cidena mgocarditis and death was accellerated by a dose < bromidia. Death was due to niisadvenpire by an overdose of broplidia. A RUSSIAN REVOLT. LONDON, Feb. 28. According to a Riga, telegram a ser-'' ious workers’ revolt arose ftt Moscow following a strike of railway shops and water works. A regiment of Red Guads joftned the rebels and .fired on the troops who are endeavouring, to crush the malcontents. Fierce fighting followed find it took the Bolsheviks sev. era! days, aided by minforpenient! to pel} the <. e n
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 March 1922, Page 2
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158BRITISH & FOREIGN ITEMS. Hokitika Guardian, 1 March 1922, Page 2
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