http://dx.doi.org/10.14288/1.0438933
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alternative: [The Labour Statesman]
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
issued: 2024-01-26
issued: 1926-12-31
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note: aoor f/[pWNED AND CDNTOOUXD 7%. striate BY THE VANCOUVER TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL & ___ Official Organ of The Canadian Labor Party ct^F^* 14 No. 141—EIGHT PAGES VANCOUVER, B. C, DECEMBER 31st, 1926 / FIVE CENTS PER COPY Plots Against Mussolini !j Are Faked by Fascisti . Stories of Attacks Have Been Faked—Plots Have Been Engineered by Fascisti—Italian Plotter Confesses to French Police —Tools of Fascisti Meet Death in thp End. DAILY PAPERS ALL OVER THE WORLD have printed columns and columns about the attempted assassinations of Mussolini. These despatches have all read as if they were accounts of eyewitnesses or of newspaper correspondents w\io have gathered the facts from eyewitnesses. The Labor Statesman has pointed out before that the news from -Italy was so heavily censored that it could not be trusted. Now the New York Times, with probably the finest foreign news service in America, says in substance that no one outside the Fascist inner circle of spies knows anything about the alleged attempts on Mussolini's life. In a recent despatch from Paris, the Times says: /'Every outrage against the Duce has been followed by some immediate anti-French explosion. Even wheii, as in the Zamboni affair, there was no indication whatever that the wquld-be assassin had any connection with France—HE WAS KILLED SO QUICKLY THAT NO ONE YIJT KNOWS WHETHER IT. WAS I ZAMBCWI waaFlKED'THEJJ&QT ■ an He §W. _=ttefe. "_^<i_:cK"cons_Ial-s got stoned imathe' French flagririfisultea.''''***' This frank admission in the Times Sk-uvs that nc news from Italy can e trusted. The Fascists tell what H-_y want known, and are ready to beat or murder or send to prison -anyone who tells'mere. •:--...; 'A further despatch from another _UTce gives the' whole story of a ike plot recently engineered by thc ! wee. , ■■■■'. Paris, Dec. 22.—The French pb- have uncovered a mass of Fas- "fit plots and intrigues which reads ike a detective story by E. Philips rppenheim, and completely strips the ask from Mussoli…
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