TRAIN ROBBERY
EY ARMED INDIAN YOUTHS !United Press Association—By Flectrio Telegraph—Copyright) CALCUTTA, October 25. Armed with revolvers and daggers, a number of youths raided a moving train, crowded with passengers, at Kurigram, North Bengal. Travelling -swiftly from cartage to carriage, they forced the panic-stricken passengers to give up money and jewels. A number refused, and rvere attacked and injured.
GIRL STUDENT SENT TO GAOL CALCUTTA, October 25. Jot’kana Dutt, a Dioce.-,an College girl student, was sentenced to four years’ bard labour, for possessing revolvers and ammunition, hidden in a bag.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 October 1933, Page 5
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90TRAIN ROBBERY Hokitika Guardian, 27 October 1933, Page 5
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