Provient Development elects new directors at stockholders meeting
At the adjourned Provident Development stockholders meeting on Broad street last night new directors were elected including A T Gordon IL Smith R Fatfar W C Spineer Knege M Willams Richard 4 Oghura Walter Gay and Wesley H Faulkner A majority of the 173 holders were present but Lucius Jordan was not re elected as president amid an ongoing investigation of his conduct by a creditors committee headed by Edmund Wolfe of First National Bank. Jordan said he relinquished active control at a board request and that the investigation concerns past handling of affairs linked to housing plans for the colored community.
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Irish Women Find Hope in Organization Says Countess
New York April 7 Countess Markiewicz arrives in America praising Cuinn na mBan the Irish women’s league now a powerful political force. She cites independence progress, non cooperation with English goods, Gaelic revival, and women leading aid, defense, and messages in the Irish struggle.
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British Troops Tense Dublin Amid Rising Unrest
British troops and Royal Irish Constabulary guards tighten security in Dublin as soldiers guard the Castle yard and Sip Street entrance. A hunger-striking Irish prisoner is court-martialed while Charley Eying faced trial for alleged assault at a meeting addressed by Michael Collins. Commandant Joseph Ring, held since last Monday, was released unconditionally and moved to an infirmary in a weakened state.
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Four Million Gallons of Belfast Rum Destroyed
Dublin reports the worst boycott attack to date at 3am, with raids on the customs bonded warehouse. Large quantities of wine and whiskey, mostly from Hal, were seized or destroyed amid the disruption of Bel tos goods.
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Names Woven Into Stockings Highlight Fashion Show
At the Alone City fashion show, exhibitors showcased heavy hose with women's names embroidered vertically on stocking fronts. Mannequins wore hosiery bearing personal names, drawing attention to the novelty embroidery trend.
Distillery Destruction in Belfast Sparks Massive Losses
An attack by about one hundred armed men on distillery premises connected to Sir Juamuy Crate, Ulster Premier, destroyed casks of liquor. They smashed and dumped liquid across the floor, causing hundreds of thousands of pounds in damage, largely borne by the government. The boycott moves 6,000 casks, signaling intensified Belfast industrial tensions as Orange Hall and Belfast workers figures converge.
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