BOMB OUTRAGE
TIMBER WORKERS ATTACKED. SEVERAL HOMES DAMAGED. (Australian Press Association). (Received Uliis day at 9.25 .a.m.) SYDNEY, May 28. Timber strike terrorists bombed three Sydney homes last night. They attacked them with bricks and iron holts. Fortunately nobody was seriously injured but there were several narrow escapes. A car was seen dashing away just after each explosion. It is believed it carried the perpetrators. The first outrage was at the home of a blind man, living with his wife and four sons, one of them crippled. Tlis daughter is in Leichhardt. A similar attack was made on the home of a timber worker, a foreman at Petersham. A third attack in the same district the bombs were of the basket type and shattered the windows and damaged the walls and ceilings.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 May 1929, Page 5
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132BOMB OUTRAGE Hokitika Guardian, 28 May 1929, Page 5
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