Sinn Fein Envoy Recalls Demoralized British Police in Ireland
Dr. McCartan reports that British police are demoralized in Ireland as raids rely on soldiers with armored cars and bayonets. He describes underground travel with De Valera associates, asserts progress in U S recognition, and recounts confrontations with authorities and the Cork Lord Mayor case.
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Saemus O’dougherty
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Irish Republic
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Daily Herald
London
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MacCurtain
Cork
Viscount French
Despard
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England
Daily Chronicle
Thurles
Planning for ruler of Mexico
May 14 report to the State Department says Pablo Gonzalez and Alvaro Obregon, former presidential candidates now in Mexico City, are coordinating with both endorsing Antonio Villarreal for provisional President. An extra Mexican Congress session was called to name a provisional executive to supervise elections and serve until Dec 31 when a new President will take office.
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Washington
Pablo Gonzalez
Alvero Obregon
Mexico City
State Department
Antonio Villarreal
Mexican Congress
Adolfo de la Huerta to Lead Mexico Interim Government
Adolfo de la Huerta, preliminary chief of the revolution, was expected to arrive in the capital next week to assume charge until a provisional President is named. American officials noted Villarreal’s candidacy signals about the nature of the proposed government.
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Adolfo de la Huerta
Villarreal
Exiled Villarreal Rumored provisional President Hope
Villarreal, former Nuevo Leon governor, lived in El Paso for over three years. Revolutionary agents say he softened labor and capital stance. Other candidates include Fernando Iglesias Calderon and Juan Sanchez Azcona, with Jacinto Trevino tied to Obregon's mission offering Carranza safe conduct.
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Diaz
Juan Sanchez Azcona
Bernardino Reyes
Jacinto Trevino
Obregon
Carranza
Har vard Crimson elects Lamont son as 1920 21 president
Thomas Stilwell Lamont, Harvard junior and son of NY banker, is chosen president of the Harvard Crimson for 1920 21 after rising from secretary to managing editor. The elder Lamont followed a similar path from board member to presidency of the student daily.
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Thomas Stilwell Lamont
Harvard
New York
Harvard Crimson
Harvard University
Thomas William Lamont
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Freight Rate Order Raises Costs on Canadian Imports
The May 1 prepayment rule for air shipments to Canada will raise land and air freight costs for Canadian goods entering the United States. The American consulate in Kingsson reports the change could add about 12 dollars per 100 in freight charges due to exchange rate dynamics, impacting prices of imported Canadian commodities.
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Canada
Washington
Kingsson
Department of Commerce
John Russell Series Opens in Boston Sunday Post Magazine
An unusually fascinating series of stirring short stories by John Russell begins with The Wicks of Macassar to be printed in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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John Russell
Macassar
Boston Sunday Post
Counter-murder clubs risk rise amid Sinn Fein violence
The passage warns that ongoing murder campaigns could provoke counter-murder groups and endanger Sinn Fein leaders and officials. It notes a Cork Lord Mayor's murder and predicts retaliation against figures like Professor MatNeill and Arthur Griffith for remaining silent while Pearse and Conolly rebelled.
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Arthur Griffith
Pearse
Conolly
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