GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, 24 November 1921, Page 8

GENERAL CABLES.

A SUSPECTED MURDER. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. ' London, Nov. 22. Edward Black, of Tregonissey, Corn wall, whose wife died, last week under suspicious circumstances, was arrested in Liverpool, where the police found him jin a hotel with his throat cut. His condition is critical. PANIC AT KINEMA SHOW. Berlin, Nov. 22. Three hundred children were watching a performance in a kinema theatre in Hamburg when the film caught lire and spread to the film store, which became a furnace. The children in panic rushed towards the exits, and many were trampled underfoot. Thirteen were killed and 40 are being treated at hospitals. HINDUS HOMEWARD BOUND. Suva, Nov. 23. The Chenab mailed for Calcutta last night, taking 88 Indians and cash and valuables amounting to* £29,657. A SPANISH SUCCESS. Madrid, Nov. 21. An official message from Morocco states that the Spanish troops stormed and captured Razmedua. ARMENIANS FEAR THE FUTURE. Rome, Nov. 21. Armenian representatives are seeking for the protection of Italy for 150,000 women and children in Cilicia, in. the event of a French evacuation. A LABOR CONFERENCE. London, Nov. 21. The Trade Union Labor executives have called a special conference for December 8, to discuss foreign affairs, the Russian famine, and the peace treaty.