Bishop Lenihan Sends Greetings to De Valera in Montana
A letter from Bishop Mathias C. Lenihan of Great Falls to President Eamon De Valera greets him on arrival in Montana. Lenihan appeals for Irish self determination, cites WWI ideals, and urges U S support for Ireland within the League of Nations framework, signed in Great Falls on July 23.
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de Valera
John C. Mills
St. Ann's
Great Falls
Mathias C. Lenihan
Bison
Eamonn de Valera
Butte, Mont
Montana
Union
America
Erin
England
Ireland
Germany
Belgium
France
Emerald’ Isle
United States
Wilson
Oregon City
Portland
Northwest States
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Congress
Great Britain
States
Cuba
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Emerald Isle
N- Hon
Mont
Sugar plentiful declares board amid sugar surplus
Washington July 25 The war department sold to the United States sugar equalization board George A Zabriskie president said there is abundance of raw sugar in the country retail prices should not exceed 11 cents a pound and there is no hoarding need Refiners are working night and day with a combined output of 41 1750000 pounds daily going into domestic channels and no sugar has been sent abroad for two weeks
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Washington
War Department
Unitedtates Sugar Equalization Board
George A. Zabriskie
DIF. Zabriskie
Irtation
De Valera Urges American Action for Lasting World Peace
In a decisive address, Eamon de Valera argues that Americas wartime aims must extend beyond national liberty to broad, lasting peace. He criticizes imperialism, calls for a world where governments are by consent, and urges Washington to judge Britain with the same scrutiny applied to Germany. He frames peace as achievable only if America acts decisively to end imperialism and uphold self-determination.
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Britain
Germany
Ireland
O'Connell
Program of Republican Ireland declares sovereignty and welfare aims
The document affirms Ireland’s sovereignty over all national resources and private property under public welfare, pledges loyalty to the Commonwealth, and requires gender equality, adequate living standards, education, and citizen service to secure a Gaelic Ireland free of oppression. It emphasizes liberty justice and public duty for all citizens.
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Commonwealth
Republic
Irelands cause and Americas role in independence
Eamon de Valera appeals to American leaders and public opinion, arguing Ireland seeks self determination and freedom from British rule. He states US moral leadership supports democracy, urges recognition of an independent Irish republic, and calls for help to end foreign rule and coercion in Ireland.
De Valera Emerges As Liberty's Champion In Nation's Eye
The article profiles Eamonn De Valera, born in Rochester in 1882, raised in Ireland, and rising from Gaelic League student to Sinn Fein leader. It notes his arrest, heroic stand at Boland's Mills, seven days of flag flying, surrender to save his men, and later presidency of the Irish republic. De Valera is described as scholar and poet with linguistic talent.
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Eamonn de Valera
Butte
de Valera
Rochester
N. Y
Ireland
United States
Blackrock College
Dublin
National University
Maynooth College
Gaelic League
Sinead Ni Flannagain
Sinn Fein
Ringsend
de Vale
Tomato seed fodder in Italian canneries reported
Italian canneries reportedly press tomato seeds into cake form for animal feed stock. Canary Islands warn of very low supplies of various drug classes.
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Canary Islands
President's Secretary an Irish Volunteer
Sean Nunan, private secretary to President De Valera, was involved in Pearse's Easter uprising in Dublin and helped defend a post office siege. He was captured and sentenced to execution, then imprisoned in the Tower of London for months where he faced torture and offered a commission or British army enlistment, both declined, before escaping to join his leader in the United States aboard a ship as a maker landing in New York.
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Sean Nunan
de Valera
Nunan
Patrick Pearse
Dublin
Tower of London
United States
New York
German Conspiracy Thwarted by Yanks at Auction Sales
Sixty Germans from Cologne and Berlin were rounded up by army intelligence in Coblenz for an alleged plot to defraud the government of millions of marks by rigging auctions for salvaged army materials. American soldiers in plain clothes infiltrated the crowds, with members allegedly offering large sums not to bid. Materials sold to the organization were to be withheld from delivery where possible.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Cologne
Berlin
Mexican Journalist Awarded by British Empire
Mexico City reports a Mexican journalist will receive the cross of commander of the British Empire for pro allied services. The award, announced by British authorities, mentions another journalist Vievount Northcliffe as a recipient. In Massachusetts the state leads in shoe production with over 47 percent of boots and shoes manufactured there.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Palavicini
Vievount Northcliffe
Massachusetts
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