The Archive · 1926

Shows its Teeth: Suspects Mobbed

Bologna, Nov. 4.

In connexion with the statement that the boy Zamboni was not the real assailant of Signor Mussolini but was lynched when, frightened yund of the shot, he tried the revolver used belonged to brother of Zamboni,—Reuter.

Rome, Nov, 6.

The Grand Fascist Council, presided over by Signor Mussolini, while considering that reprisals. in certain places were inevitable in view of the explosion of grief and indignation following the attempt on the Premier's life at Bologna, noted with satisfaction that the measures: of the Secretary of the Party to terminate reprisals have been effec-ive.

The Council has approved stern and inflexible application of thenew measures to safeguard the regime and has entrusted the Sec-rotary-General of the Party to apply the ney regulations from November 15. The Council has also authorized him to take immediate steps to climinite from the party all those whose absolute fidelity and spirit Fascism could not be guaranteed.—Reuter.

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