Buenos Aires, Aug. 6.
The -gonoral strike that is. in progress heve in sympathy with! Seco and Vanett has been marked by. Violence, two bomb outrages occurring in the interior, turning from camp with band playing passed. "If you must shoot don't shoot workers," shouted a Communist through a megaphone, While tha ctpwd sang the "Red Flag" in an attempt to. drown the martial music.
The demonstration passed. the usual _anti-Government resolutions and gxother against the judicial murder. of two innocent comrades" jand then went to the United States Embassy accompanied by a large force of police. The Embassy. was guarded by a police cordon but the men's leaders were immediately admitted. "They returned expressing] disbaliet in a statement by official of the Embassy that the people they wanted to see were away. Qbeers were given for Sacco and Vanzetti and the procession marched off to Hyde Park to make more!
London, Aug. 9%
A vigil all night long to-morrow} night outside the American Embassy has been organized by demonstrators against the sentence of death passed on Sacce and Vanzetti.
Similar meetings of protest are] being held by syoxpathizers wherever there is a United States Consulate in Great Britain, Both the approaches to the American-Embasay in London are held by armed uniformed police. The only] occupant of the Embassy is ao) Bnglich caretaker, all the officials London, Aug. 10.
After a communist meeting at! Hyde Park to-day to protest against the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti, thousands of persons, formed a procession and marched' to the Ameri-jean Embassy in Grosvenor Gardens. They found their way barred by} foot and mounted police. The latter repeatedly charged and dispersed them, many persons fleeing before the horses.—Reuter.
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