Ireland Speaker Urges U S to Recognize Republic
Miss Kathleen MacSwiney urged the United States to recognize the Irish republic, arguing that Ireland seeks independence as a God given right and that 91 percent of Irish people support it. She linked Irish and American struggles, recalled Kelvin Barry’s execution, and pressed for U.S. leadership in aiding Ireland.
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Butte
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School of Mines
Clapp
St. Mary’s Church
Dan Iolland
Sylvia
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Miss MacSwiney
Harding
State Department
Irish Republic
Belgium
Patrick Henry
Bryan
Roosevelt
Republic
Accident May Be Fatal Near Anaconda Golf Links
Fred B. Smith, a longtime Anaconda resident, faced a serious car truck collision while driving near the golf links as he headed toward the Warm Springs road. George Furlong, the truck driver, reported the fateful encounter, while Smith’s family and friends flooded his store seeking news as the community reacted with shock.
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George Furlong
Fred Smith
Furlong
Warm Springs
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Smith
Fred B. Smith
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Freyschlag
Roach & Smith
Tucker Bros
Main Street
Park Avenue
Dan Roach
Portland
Roach
Kingsley Smith
Los Angeles
Truman Smith
Prentice
St. Paul
Elk and Masonic Lodges
Butte Welcomes Miss MacSwiney Sister of Cork Martyr
Miss Mary MacSwiney, sister of Terence MacSwiney, arrived in Butte to advocate relief for Ireland. A colorful parade and church songs accompanied her through Main Street to the courthouse, with speeches in Gaelic and English urging American recognition of the Irish Republic and pledging support from local groups and soldiers of the world war.
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Spain
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House of Commons
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Butte
Northern Pacific
O’meara
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Irish Republic
United States
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Arizona Street
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Fife
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T. J. Walker
St. Patrick’s School
Thomas Ashe
St. Joseph's Church
Father McCormick
Broadway Theater
James E. Murray
America
Aubion
Miss Flannagan
M. J. Hannan
St. Mary's Church
John O'Malley
Ireland's Martyr Sung as Musical Dedication
At the Broadway theater last night the new composition Ireland's Martyr by Misa Miller of Anaconda premiered. The program honored a memorial, and the piece drew attention for its solemn tone and thematic focus on sacrifice.
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Ireland
Misa Miller
Anaconda
Song Echoes From Anaconda Performance Honor Terrence MacSwiney
Edith Davenport Miller of Anaconda composed the piece and it was sung by E J Oyoloe. The song made a deep impression on the audience and upon the listeners at the event.
Langdon’s body arrives in San Francisco for burial
The body of Lieut Warren H Langdon U S S N killed by a Japanese sentry in Vladivostok last January arrived in San Francisco aboard the transport Sherman. He was met by his brother Ensign Cecil H Langdon and a naval guard of honor. It will be sent East for burial.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
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Vladivostok
Sherman
Cecil H. Langdon
Naval Guard of Honor
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