Religion Has No Part In the Irish Revolt Debunked
A New York based Protestant group argues religion does not drive Ireland’s independence effort. Readings from Irish papers and letters show Protestant South Ireland and Catholic neighbors coexisting, with calls for toleration, and warnings that British coercion risks civil war and ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Protestant Friends of Irish Freedom
New York
Butte
Friends of Irish Freedom
Great Britain
South of Ireland
Ireland
Protestant Irishmen in America call for end to religious bigotry
In Dublin on September 20 1920 Protestant signatories from a Southern Irish community denounce sectarian bigotry and urge influence to halt penalization over religious or political views. They commend goodwill with Roman Catholics and express hope for ongoing Christian tolerance despite present troubles. Signed by J B Willis J Smyth T McCord R W Coates etc and noting sentiment echoed by Protestant Irishmen in America.
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Ilrom
Dublin
J. J’. Little
Ballycastle
County Mayo
Ulster
R. S. Ross-Lewin
Limerick
County
Clare
A. Armstrong
Tipperary
Irish Independent
J. B. Willis
Aiden’s Ferne
Prevan and Moyne
John Smyth
Tinahely
Thomas J. McCord
R. W. Coates
Tankusley
Ballinglen
Joseph Boyd
Drummin
FE. C. Boyd
R Ballinglen
William Kidd
A. Hopkins
Roland L. Taylor
J. J. Bourne
Porttown
B. R. Haines
W. Hadden
Johnstown
Samuel Weir
W. T. Strahan
Ballymanus
George Paeley
Thomas R. Kinch
Sandyford
George L. Kerr
Mulline
John Farrar
Ashakiszh
Peter Mc Laurence
Carrigroe
Ballinglon
W. F. Barker
Farnus
Rent pianos, costumes, births, and legal notices in Butte
Butte residents report piano rental from Orton Bros and a full line of costumes at Butte Costume House. New parents include Mr. and Mrs. A Torrence with a son and Mr. and Mrs. John A. O’Rourke with a daughter. A lawsuit seeks 182 dollars from a 432 dollar storage battery contract in Melrose. Prof Paul Phillips plans an Northwest history extension course in Butte with regular winter visits.
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Butte
South Main Street
A. Torrence
Pine Street
John A. O'Rourke
Arrenstein
St. James’ Hospital
P. O
Melrose
John Co. Morello
Ike Hanson
Paul Phillips
Missoula
Phillips
Northwest
Women Use False Hair as Imports Reach 400000 Pounds
The report states that women in the United States rely on false hair, with imports totaling at least 400000 pounds from China during the previous year.
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United States
China
Wheat Growers Hold for Higher Prices in Dillon Area
In Dillon on October 23 the weak wheat market keeps growers from selling. elevators and farms hold crops. Potatoes also kept off the market as dealers wait for better prices citing Idaho imports. Cattlemen report good prices for stock with sales to a Butte firm and shipments to Portland and eastern markets.
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Dillon
Idaho
Butte
Portland
Ore
Funeral for Japanese man M Washio held after gasoline blast
The funeral of M Washio, the Japanese man burned in a Thursday gasoline explosion, was held this afternoon from Brundage undertaking. The coroner deemed an inquest unnecessary since death resulted from the explosion.
State Bank of Lima set to open October 30
Dillon notes the State Bank of Lima will formally open Oct. 30 after delays constructing a new building. Hunters head for Red Rock lake while big game prospects rise with fresh snowfall. Holiday events include Halloween warnings and social gatherings across Dillon with bridge party and dance at Roe county home.
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E. J. Callaway
Callaway
Virginia City
Marion Callaway
Great Falls
South Atlantic Street
Dillon
M. E. Stone
Warren Stone
Stone
South Washington Street
Roe County
Red Rock
Democratic Rally in Drum Mond City Features R E McHugh
Ed Mullins Winfield Brown and John Harrah were present with Miss Mary Marks in Drummond. A Democratic rally occurred at Hall with R. E. McHugh among the speakers.
Watchman Cleared After Doglike Cough Barking Incident
Harry Ia Coombs 45 a watchman at National City bank Fifth Avenue was charged with disorderly conduct for coughing in a way described as barking at Times Square pedestrians. Magistrate Simpson discharged him after he demonstrated the cough, noting the ailment and urging treatment.
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New York
Harry Ia Coombs
National City Bank
Fifth Avenue
Simpson
Tracy
West ‘Thirtieth Street
Times Square
Coombs
FEW EGGS IN BERLIN RESTRICTED HENS IN TIGHT KEEP
In Berlin eggs are scarce and costly. Owners with hens keep them confined and only allow daily airings, often on a leash for safety.
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Berlin
Postal Telegraph 10 Receives New Equipment Upgrade
The local Postal Telegraph office undergoes remodeling with new equipment. San Francisco engineer D W Fields installed a long distance telephone link to Salt Lake. Steel repeater units will allow 10 men on two lines, boosting service about 100 percent. About $1000 will be spent in 30 days to upgrade the Butte station.
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Postal Telegraph Office
D. W. Fields
San Francisco
Of‘o
Salt Lake Department
J Lateman
Butte
Messenger 16-Year-Old Hurt As Bicycle Hits Auto
James McKenna a messenger for Postal Telegraph, suffered head injuries when his bicycle collided with James Casey's automobile on West Broadway in front of the Leggat hotel at about 8 pm. He was treated at the city emergency hospital where three stitches were placed in his right ear and two in a cut on the head. Excavation in Mexican ruins reveals roads paved with large stone blocks.
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James McKenna
Postal Telegraph Company
James Casey
Johns Avena
West Broadway
Leggat Hotel
City Emergency Hospital
Philipsburg News Notes Highlights Local Visitors Rally
Alex Ringling visited Philipsburg from Maxville. Eastern capitalists surveyed mining property. Mrs. John Cresshaw and Miss Katherine Moore of Rock Creek called in town. Local residents prepared for a Republican rally in Rock Creek with Mayor S. F. McClevesa and W. E. Moore among attendees.
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Philipsburg
Alex Ringling
Maxville
John Cresshaw
Katherine Moore
Rock Creek
S. FE. McClevesa
W. IE. Moore
William Cal
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Erin
T. J. McCord
Herbert Adams Gibbons
Philadelphia Press
John Steele
House of Lords
Lord French
Lord MacDonnell
Earl of Shaftesbury
Toto
Lloyd George
MacSwiney
Steele
Sinn Fein
Belfast
London
Carson
Shaftsbury
Lioyd George
Brixton
British Empire
America
Butte News
Orton Bros
R. L. Clinton
Helena
ED Rose
Jeweler & North Main Street
Advan
IEN
LE Isses
Messenger
Banking and Currency Executive Committee
National Association of Credit Men
Miners Savings Bank & Trust
Federal Reserve System
West Park Street
Lyons
ELITE
Montana
B. E. Calkins Company
Anaconda
Butte Winaware
East Park
Butte Cab & Transfer CO
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