TRIBAL WAR
ON AFGHAN FRONTIER
(United Press Association—By Electric .Telegraph—Copyright).
DELHI. May 17
Fierce tribal fighting has broken out a few miles from Lundik Hana, the farthest British outpost, owing to the Shinwari tribe’s attempt to exert tribal rule over the Mohmamls, Khogianis, and SurldiVudi, and to exact toll from the camel caravans passing through the Eastern province from Peshawar to Jallalahad.
'flie tribes have declared war on the Shinwrais. A fierce battle is raging on the border of British India. Two villages, Hada and Lormai, have been wrecked. Travellers refusing to prv blood money have been looted and murdered,
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 May 1929, Page 5
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100TRIBAL WAR Hokitika Guardian, 18 May 1929, Page 5
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