LATEST CABLE NEW: MISCLLANEOU

Hokitika Guardian, 30 June 1923, Page 3

LATEST CABLE NEW:

MISCLLANEOU

AUSTRALIAN AND N'.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION SEER PREMIER t'l RED AT. PEEDRA RE. June 23 Regarding an attack made on .M Pusiteh i.Tttgo-Slav Picniier) who wa fired at and injured on the lace am one hand, when in a motor ear, tin firing is affirmed to he Ihe w ork of ; tiinatie. Raiitrh, whose inotivi' for tin a Hack on M. Pasiteh «'<w revenge becaiis ■ he refused to permit him ti serve oft a certain .1 ucn-Shivia Cnnimission. REIM.RADE, .Time 23 3ix revolver shots were fired at M Pasiteh the veteran Premier when l:o wa . having Pa iha nient. It transpires i lie splinters o| the glass on tin motor ear dal not injure lie- Premier. Rajiteh, the assailant, was it I oner arrested. .3'i'AMiiomsKrs plans:. I.OX DON. .fune 2< The "Daily Express's'’ Sofia corres- | pondeni states.- Staiiihotiliski's papers reveal a project to establish a Jugoslav Empire, including Rttlgaria, with King Alexander, ol Serhia, as Einperor. It was proposed to have a common Parliament for linaiiring tin' •Army and eon! roiling the foreign policy. C 'orrespoliih'tlee between s| ;mt . lioitliski and a Serlnan di]tlom'ai. Spalai ktihitelt. revealed a plan it, nit"ihdat ■ l lie Bulgarian ittlelligeiit sttt. HEl.f■ 1 \X .MrxiSTRV. BIH'SSKI.S. .hint' 23. M. Theiuns hits undertaken to Idmi a new Ministry. It will include most of the late .Ministers, and will submit nea policies regarding tlyg hingii.ige p ilest mu ai (them I'liiversMy, ami ,e- -----!. (tMMON'sf (iPTIiI’IIST. l-t 1\ I)(>\ . .little 211. 'I he "D uly Express" narrates a

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