TWO WOUNDED
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POLICE FIRE TO- DISPERSE A REPUBLICAN MGB
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London, Aug. 17. Ceorge Gilmore, a memher of the R. puhlican army, whom Mr. de Jalera recently released from DubAgaol, was shot at Kilbrush on bnday. He was in the company of '■Ryaii, who was also wounded. Gilmore and Ryan to-day were aristed in hospital on a charge of aspiracy to murder the police. During a labour demonsttation at "dbru-'h, Gilmore and Ryan, were 1 3 leaders of a mob which fired on 3 police, who replied with a vol?i the result being that Gilmore and -i'an were shot in the legs. , The rest of the crowd ran away, iaving their leaders to be arrested.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 304, 18 August 1932, Page 5
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