De Valera defends Irish independence in Ulster talks
At the Mansion House session, Eamon de Valera reiterated that Ireland seeks full independence not dominion status. He rejected terms offering only fragments of Ireland and urged Ulster cooperation while offering concessions to ease future tensions.
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Detectives Arrested Outside Dail Eireann Quarters
Republican volunteers on duty outside the Mansion House seized three detectives during the Dail Eireann session. They blindfolded the men and brought them before Chief Liaison Officer Duggan on a charge of spotting members of Parliament. The police commissioner later detained the detectives. Ulster voices urged cautious legislation regarding property rights.
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De Valera Firm on Ireland’s Separation From Britain
In Dublin the Dail Eireann prepares to debate Lloyd George peace terms as Eamon De Valera rejects dominion status for Ireland. He asserts Ireland is a separate nation and will not accept Britain’s terms. Local deputies and figures are described with portraits of their roles and temperaments.
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United News
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Boston Men Appeal to De Valera to Go Slow
Boston men prominent in Irish relief fund work urge De Valera to consider the Lloyd George peace proposals carefully. They believe the Dail Eireann should not summarily reject the British terms and deserve informed scrutiny before a final decision.
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Fear of rejection spurs Ireland relief cable push
Amid talk by De Valera that a proposal may be rejected, fear of renewed harsh conditions in Ireland spurs a drive to cable Dublin. James J. Phelan and Bernard J. Rothwell join influential supporters sending messages to Lord Mayor Laurence J. O Neill urging world friends to press for a durable peace with honor from the conference.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Mansion House
Duty to end Ireland’s strife urged in Dublin meeting
In Dublin today leaders and figures appeal for patience and forbearance to prevent a recurrence of recent tragedy. Letters from Eamon De Valera and others call for unity under a single Parliament and prudence in approaching Ireland's future. Signed statements warn of accountability for all in Dail Eireann.
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Ireland
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Eamon de Valera
O’neill
Freeman's Journal
Dail Eireann
America
Hernard J. Rothwell
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Fearful warnings on Sinn Fein talks threaten breach
Conservative quarters voiced alarm that negotiations could end prematurely before all conciliatory options were exhausted. They stressed no hasty move by Sinn Fein leaders or any step that would withdraw the British proposals.
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Sinn Fein
Ex Chief Parkhurst Stricken In Bank
Melville C. Parkhurst retired in 1914 as Somerville chief of police after being the first to hold the post. He collapsed yesterday at the Somerville National Bank, striking his head on the marble floor. He is at Somerville Hospital with a not serious-sounding condition.
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Somerville
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