Freedom of Ireland and Americas War Link
Mr Walsh argues that Ireland’s freedom is tied to Europe’s future and that America entered World War with idealism and no conquest. He recalls Irish sacrifice, cites Belgium’s violation, and asserts US support for Ireland’s republic while honoring the memory of Father of Liberty and Mt. Vernon ideals.
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John O’brien
Charlestown
Mr. Walsh
Friends
Ireland
New England
Europe
United Workers of the World
America
Zimmerman
Chateau Thierry
Belleau Wood
Paris
Bordeaux
Napoleon
Americas
United States
Mt. Vernon
Father of
Voice of
New York
Attack on Broadford barracks shocks County Clare
London reports a group of 20 to 30 men attacked Broadford police barracks in East Clare, Ireland, with continuous gunfire for more than an hour. A constable named O'Sullivan was slightly wounded while police returned fire in the incident.
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London
Broadford
East Clare
Ireland
Ennis
County Clare
O’sullivan
Adopt Resolutions on Irish Independence and Liberty
A Boston mass meeting on August 3, 1919 adopted resolutions praising Ireland’s fight for freedom. The text condemns the 1800s union as a scandal, urges Ireland’s self-government, and commends the US Senate for supporting Irish aspirations.
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England
Boston
Ireland
America
Great Britain
Senate of the
United States
Walsh's Statement Attacks Ian MacPherson Over Ireland Atrocities Reply
Walsh denounces Ian MacPherson for evasive reply to charges of English atrocities in Ireland. The statement cites a 1919 Irish independence mission to Dublin Cork Belfast and other cities, reporting on conditions found and the commission's June 8 1919 report to the peace conference and to President Wilson and King George V.
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Paris
Ireland
Philadelphia
Republic
England
Egypt
Great Britain
Chamberlain
Gladstone
Lord Salisbury
Germany
France
Europe
Ister
Senate
United
London Times
Ian MacPherson
MacPherson
London News
Manchester Guardian
London Herald
Mr. MacPherson
American Commission
Dublin
London
Moreland
United States
Italy
Supreme Court of the
Royal Irish Constabulary
American Commission On
Frank P. Walsh
New York
Walsh
David Lloyd George
William Wiseman
Sean T. O’calleagh
George Gavin Duffy
Edward F. Dunne
Illinois
Cork
Belfast
Wilson
George V
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Spirit of Washington
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National Labor Movement
Liberty Hall
Irish National Labor Union
Mechanics’ Hall
Lysol F. & F
Lehn & Fink
Foma R . Boston Wafers
Cabriggs CO
Cambridge
Mass
Umited Lace & Braid
Caseburn
Providence
K.T
An SA Lyri
U. S. Army
Office of Director Purchase and Storage
Army Supply Base
Tanners
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