Explains Great Victory of Irish Peace Deal
A columnist recalls a 1919 Dublin meeting and argues Lloyd George sacrificed principles to secure Irish peace. The piece reviews July and December offers, praises the treaty as a full dominion status for Southern Ireland, and asserts Sinn Féin likely backs the settlement amid strong imperial ties.
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Ireland
George Russell
A. E
Grafton Street
Stephen's Green
Dublin
Russell
England
Lloyd-George
Southern Ireland
United Kingdom
Southern
Lievd George
England's Ireland strategy tied to postwar debt relief
The piece argues Lloyd George sought Irish settlement to ease Britain’s war debt burden. It suggests cancellation of British loans from the United States could lower Britain’s financial strain, with Irish Americans potentially pressuring for relief to aid Ireland's cause.
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Ireland
England
Great Britain
Germany
Lems
Scotland
de Valera
America
United States
Eagland
Lloyd George
Irish Free State to Assume $6 Million Sinn Fein Bonds
The new Irish Free State will assume about $6,000,000 of obligations from the Irish republic in the United States. Stephen M. O'Mara, mayor of Limerick and fiscal agent for the Irish government, said the certificates sold here are a moral obligation and may be converted into 6 percent bonds to match existing rates.
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London
New Free State
Sinn Fein
U. S
Washington
Ireland Free State bonds issued amid evacuation date
Mr O Mara notes two issues of certificates in the United States totaling 0.3 million dollars and 0.395 million in Illinois plus 0.03 million in the District of Columbia. He believes bonds will have short maturity given Ireland’s annual revenue around 250 million dollars. Certificates dated six months after British troops evacuate Ireland, with Free State bonds likely matching.
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United States
Illinois
District of Columbia
O'Mara
Ireland
Republic
Free State
One to the Heart in Leather Pushers Round Ten
The Leather Pushers Round 10 feature by H. C. Witwer will be printed in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. A comic strip installment promises ongoing adventures with the boxing themed tale and its creator.
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H. C. Witwer
Boston Sunday Post
Wounds Mail Car Robbers In Charleston Train
Marine guard N H Bethers fired five shots from a sawed off shotgun at three men robbing a mail car on Atlantic Coast Line train from Jacksonville to New York. Two robbers were wounded and captured. one escaped. Alonzo Lassite, a Negro, later arrested in Savannah for complicity and wounded at the hospital.
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Charleston
Savannah
Alonzo Lassite
Charity Hospital
Fire Victims Remain on Dangerous List in Lawrence
Lawrence dispatch reports David Araij and his 65 year old son Ernest badly burned in a fire on Chardon street. Both remain on the danger list at Lawrence General Hospital. Mrs Araij and the two other children show improved condition and are expected to recover.
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Lawrence
David Araij
Ernest
Chardon Street
Lawrence General Hospital
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