The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1921, Page 4

“EDITOR SHOOTS SOLDIER, | whos newspaper tare, The lair was waited co Smament vernal. yhich IDE BATTLE W SWN FINE Siays Omcer in Cuban Army Who an Objected to Comment. nd HAVANA, March 23.—Lieut, Jar dines of the Cuban Army |x dead Carlos Martinex Anaya, editor o Sol, of Santiago ¢ ft peotal to ‘in Mund li) rea With Mrs. io ans Soldiers and Two. Givil- ns Also Wounded Before _~ Reinforcements Arrive. iN, March 22—Seven men, one officer of the First Fusiliers, were killed in an at- upon a train near Headford on, While, so far as known, but member of the attacking party Med, Ten soldiers were wounded. advices say that as the waa nearing the junction a ‘y fire waa poured in upon it from both sides of the track. 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