BRITISH SOLDIERS BURNED TO
DEATH; NATIVES KILLED;
TROOr CAPTURED
LAHORE. India, Aprii 30, (P3>-_
Twenty-seven natives are reported
to have been slain in a clash be
tween the troops and the police
and crowds of infuriated Indian
nationalists rioting in support of
Mahami Grandhis campaign of
civil disobedience.
Twenty natives and three British
soldiers were slain in desperate
encounter in Peshawar, the dis
patch announced.
The natives burned two British
soldiers to death in their gasoline
soaked armored car and then hack
ed to death* the sergeant of the city
police in the early stages of the
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! The demonstrations became so
jdangerous that the British guard
ling troops were forced to open fire
Ion the throng, killing 20. Several
soldiers were injured by accurately
I hurled missiles.
j The city is quite but a heavy
I guard is being maintained. The
government troops are reported to
jhave captured the troop of men
iwho raided the town of Chittagong
some time ago and killing seven
land wounding five in the engage
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j At Calcutta four native prisoners
|suddenly drew revolvers, wounded
| their captors and escaped.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 29, (JP)—
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CHICAGO, April 28, (TP)—Mrs.
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