Sinn Fein land courts in Galway calm land disputes
In Galway, Sinn Fein arbitrators run western Ireland land courts to settle agrarian disputes, aided by parish clergy and lay members. The informal tribunals aim for fair purchases, tenant protection, and economic justice, with cases heard bilingually and verdicts obeyed without legal jargon.
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Galway
Sinn
Land Acts
Sinn Fein
Sinn Feir
Rock of
West Gateway
International Justice Court invites top jurists to meet
The Hague June 19 The Executive Council of the League of Nations invited twelve distinguished jurists to plan the Permanent Court of International Justice. Notable invitees include Elihu Root from the United States Baron Descamps Drago Fromageot Gram Leder Vesnitch Akitsuki Altamira Bevilacqua and others from Belgium Argentina Italy Sweden Norway Spain and Japan. The gathering mid June aims to organize the new international court and advance international law.
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the Hague
Elihu Root
United States
League of Natons
Permanent Court of International Justice
Baron Descamps
Louvain University
Permanent Court of Arbitration of the Hague
Institute of International Law
M. Drago
Washington
Drago
Argentina
Great Britain
Permanent Court of Arbitration of the
Supreme Court of Norway
Stockholm
Norway
Sweden
Permanent Court of Arbitration
The
Hague
Leder
Cour de Cassation
Netherlands
Lord Phillimore
International Law Asociation
League of Nations
American Society of International Law
Russia
M. Vesnitch
Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
Paris
Satsuo Akidsuki
Vienna
Rafael Altamira
Madrid
Clovis Bevilacqua
Brazil
Czech troops cleared of gold stealing charge
In Tokyo on June 19 Czecho-Slovak Minister Karel Pergler denied reports that Czech troops leaving Siberia carried hundreds of tons of gold silver copper and other loot. He said the troops funded a trading company and a bank with pay pooled as they acquired supplies for export to the republic, including cotton for the textile industry. He cited 5 million francs loan subscription in 1918 to support the army as evidence of legitimate trade.
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Tokio
Karel Pergler
Siberia
Grant
Pergler
Bank of
Republic
Cezch
Cezcho-Slovak National Council
Summer hours of business schedule announced
Beginning Monday June 28 the Summer schedule will go into effect with daily closing at five o clock except Saturdays when closing remains at six. The shorter shopping day has been welcomed and helpful to the staff and clients and the store asks customers to join in with hearty goodwill.
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Lorraine Hotel
Oor
Lorraine
Fabric sale highlights rich serges and mohair deals
The notice lists fabrics including serges at $1.50 per yard in multiple colors, sturdy storm weave, wool widths from a yard, mohair suitable for bathing suits and summer wear, navy and black options up to 54 inches, and checked woolens for suits and skirts priced up to $5 per yard.
Girls khaki vacation suits in middy set
Advertisement describes khaki girls vacation outfits with a middy blouse and bloomers. Sets include sizes 14 to 18 and 20 offering comfortable, roomy fit and value at $2.50 on the second floor.
Handsome rugs of wire grass on sale at low prices
A dealer cut prices on a new collection of wire grass rugs featuring rich colors and novel borders. Regular sizes range from 4 by 7 feet to 9 by 12 feet with attractive values and economy noted in the sale.
Try a Premo cartridge camera for easy portable shots
Try a Premo cartridge camera that folds compactly and is easy to carry. It takes clear pictures from 2 1 4 by 3 1 4 inches to 3 1 4 by 5 1 4 inches and comes in four sizes priced from $7.59 to $18.09. Fourth floor.
Citizenship as a cheap, fluid asset in Near East ports
In Constantinople on June 19 an American observed that citizenship is a tradeable commodity in Levant cities. Applicants show Balkan passports and will adopt Czech Slovak or Jugoslav papers as needed. Levantine firms frequently shuffle nationalities to meet business needs while courting consular help. Greek citizenship rises in popularity amid perceived Greek-Great Britain trade alignment, leaving readers to reflect on production and self-sufficiency.
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Constantinople
Levant
Balkan States
Near Eastern
Greece
Great Britain
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Irish Republic
Washington, D. C
Friends of Irish Freedom National Bureau of Information
Ireland
Manchester Guardian
England
Guardian
Manchester
West
Donegal
Repubse
Clare
Root
International Justice Court
John Beckeson
MAIN
John ST
Copenhagen
Howland Dry Goods
Naughton
New England
Bridgeport
Dr. Naughton
Worcester
J. P. Naughton
Main Street
Mass
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