Ireland's Voice on Self Determination and Ulster Issue
De Valera outlines Ireland's stance in America, arguing for a republic based on self determination and denouncing English rule. He supports a democratic league of nations, criticizes Article X, defends equal rights for minorities, and warns that Ulster division would harm national unity while asserting Ireland's right to full independence.
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Salt Lake
Ramonn de Valera
Ireland
America
United States
League of Nations
National Assembly
de Valera
England
Canada
Australia
South Africa
How to Depart for Native Land
Citizens and subjects of most nations may depart the United States without the oral permits of the executive order but must present renewed passports or visas at departure ports within 60 days. Hostile aliens need permits to depart, with duplicate applications on form C filed with the permit agent for department decision. Former citizens of certain homelands and those with safe conducts issued by French or British authorities are exempt.
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England
Ireland
Asquith
Dominions
America
Somirades
Persian Gulf
Dunkirk
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
United ‘States
Tois
Department
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Kingdom of the Serbs
Croats Slovenes
Rumania
Goodfriends Juniors Flaunt Skill in Anaconda Victory
The Goodfriends Juniors, an ag group, boast confidence as they challenge rivals at baseball. The scorers declared Anaconda victorious 30 to 2 after a loud contest. The conquerors blamed no small luck for the blowout.
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Jay
Anaconda Fire Crew Sets State Record Time
Dillon fire chief lauds crew after a stopwatch timed drill that produced the lowest state record yet. State Firemen's association aims to boost a Dillon convention with planned events and entertainments.
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Anaconda Force
W. Robison
Dillon
State Firemen’s Association
Robison
The
Dillon Authority
State Firemen's Association
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Philipsburg Defeats Butte Montana Power 12 to 4
Philipsburg overwhelmed the Montana Power team of Butte with a 12 to 4 shutout. Every home player contributed as Philipsburg’s strong batting order and three pitchers kept the visitors off balance. The article also lists uncalled letters at the post office for the week ending July 26, 1919, and notes a referendum vote set for Monday, July 28 at the Club hall.
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Philipsburg
Montana Power
Butte
Sparks
McKenzie
Wilcox
Carrol
Pierce
Davis
Ieters
Men—J. Branger
Wilbur Clark
Ray M
Campbell
G. W. Gudun
John Haak
Albert Johnson
Neils’ Johnson
C.'L. Kelly
Mr. Yala
C.'B. Lally
Zeta’ Parker
Mary Foreign
Michael Boyle
Georg
Peter’ Mitchell
J. WY. Pauley
M. J. Dowdell
Labor Day Plans Promising Big City Event
Plans for September first at Mountain View park call for the largest Labor Day celebration in Anaconda. A welcome home jubilee will honor soldiers sailors and marines and workers who powered the war effort with sports and a full program for about 5000 attendees. Committee chair W C Far outlines grounds preparations and road repairs and notes a relaxed informal dress code for a daylong homecoming. Local residents including Justice the Calhouns and travelers from Dillon Helena and Portland visitants are listed among attendees and preparations.
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Mountain View Park
W. C. Far
Ala
Mountain View
Gu Wil
Mountai Justice the di
Irish president welcomed by Anaconda visitors and locals
Neil and Frank McGinley of Silver Lake helped celebrate the arrival yesterday of the Irish president. Anaconda visitors from Deer Lodge yesterday included J J Flynn and family, W C Spotswood and the Rev Mr Lanay Meade of Philmont joined the westward mobilization to welcome President De Val. May McHugh and her mother returned from Salt Lake after a three week visit. Charles Bostrum of Southern Cross reported improved health after Portland trip. The Rev J W Hard of the Episcopal church left yesterday for a homestead vacation near Two Dot. An automobile party including Mr and Mrs Thomas Hickey, Mrs W W Williams, and Mrs William ...
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Calhoun
Philipsburg
R. C. Hadley
Portland
Anaconda
E.R. Hansinger
Helena
I P. Andrews
Dillon
Leo O'Rourke
University of Oregon At
Eugene
Belle
Margaret Dorward
Deer Lodge
Will Hoskins
Gunlly
Thornhill
Tooele
Utah
Sam Wraith
Pearle W. Sheppard
Dillon Fy
Sam Davidson
Neil
Frank McGinley
Silverlake
Deer Lodge Esterday
J.J. Flynn
W. C. Spotswood
Vr. Lanay. Meade
Philmong
de Val
May McHugh
Salt Lake
Charles Bostrum
Southern Cross
J. W. Hard
Episcopalian Church
Two Dot
Thomas ‘Hickey
W. W. Williams
William
Forest Fire Near Georgetown Lake Threatens Area
A camper phoned news of a dangerous fire on the east side of Georgetown Lake above Groger's ranger station. Under Sheriff Joe Henault received the alert, noting few details beyond a blaze feared to grow large. Georgetown reports last night said the fire might be under control thanks to a crew of 40 men.
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Georgetown Lake
Groger
Joe Henault
Georgetown
Fe of Nations Covenant Pledge Held Vital by Baron
Baron D ESTOURNELLES De Constant, French senate member, says immediate ratification of the league pact is essential to prevent war while visiting ex ambassador Myron T Herrick and other friends in the United States.
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Baron D’ Estournelles de Constant
Myron T. Herrick
George Ellis Pioneer Dies at Local Hospital
George Ellis, a prominent Black resident and pioneer of the community, died yesterday at St. Ann's hospital after a long illness and a nervous breakdown. He was about 70 and is survived by two sons and three daughters, including George and Ray Ellis of Anaconda, Mable Ellis of St Luke, and Mrs. Anna Harris. Ellis was longtime steward and trustee of the African Methodist Episcopal church in the city.
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African Methodist Episcopal Church
Mosquito in Alps Linked to Malaria Found at High Elevations
A fragment notes the mosquito Anopheles can be found in the Alps up to a certain height, where malaria occurs, while it is not met above a higher limit. The source mentions altitude limits and malaria association.
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Alps
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