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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
12
Geneva dispatch notes league circles report mediation moves by Greek delegation figures. Officials say formal demand is required for any intervention to be considered by the league.
Maurice Hudson of Dover was arrested as an alleged bigamist after a hearing. He was ordered held in $1000 bail on a continuance. Hudson allegedly married Dora S. Davis in Windsor Vermont on April 7, 1906 and later wed Gladys P. Judd in Dover on February 28, 1920.
Premier Lloyd George declares admission of an independent sovereign state impossible. He announces the cancellation of arrangements for the conference and says he must consult his colleagues on the subject.
Lloyd George, sidelining a proposed conference, denounces Ireland’s claim of independence and sovereignty as blocking talks. De Valera counters by urging a conference to reconcile Irish aspirations with the empire. The exchange notes the move to telegraph communications and signals possible pause in negotiations.
Rioting flares in the North Queen Street district with two women wounded. Troops were deployed as the area, split between Loyalists and Sinn Feiners, swarmed with soldiers amid a week old truce. Representatives of rival factions had met at Henry Street barracks to agree a cessation of hostilities.
Dublin dispatch reports the Irish Independent criticizing Prime Minister Lloyd George for canceling the conference talks. It says De Valera showed willingness to enter negotiations on terms, but Lloyd George focuses on a new situation and disregards the essential passage about Ireland seeking reconciliation with the British Empire.
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