Family tragedy and protests shadow Cork funeral routings
Reports describe chaos at a Cork harbor during the MacSwiney funeral procession with police guarding the coffin as it is moved by crane, amid anger over government actions and Sinn Fein flags looming. Letters mention Dublin ceremonies continuing in absence of the body and strained public calm in Cork as military plans for Sunday’s service intensify.
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Holyhead
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MacSwiney
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cedar Rapids
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Bandit Robs Washington City Post Office Substation
A robber entered a suburban Washington sub station in a fashionable district and threatened the postmistress with a revolver. He secured about 200 dollars in cash and stamps before fleeing, according to early police reports.
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Washington
Duponteircle
Democratic Town Chairman Ad Noted in Times
An advertisement solicits funds addressed to William Moran, treasurer John A Corneil, Democratic Town Chairman, Room 11, Citizens' Building. The notice appears as a fundraising appeal in The Times edition.
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John A. Corneil
Citizens’ Building
Tyler Promises Bonus for Soldiers in Milford Address
Rollin A. Tyler urged a Democratic win in Connecticut to pass a soldiers bonus, higher teacher pay, and jitney legislation. He criticized Republican control and pledged to back bills widening jitney operation and fair treatment for drivers. William H. Alcorn defended his record against Tilson. A. S. Marshal Palmer highlighted League of Nations votes.
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League of Nations
Woman Fined For Street Fighting
Norwich reports Mrs Elizabeth G Evans of Brookline Mass fined 25 dollars for obstructing traffic under city ordinance. She appealed to Superior Court posting 200 dollar bond. Deputy Judge H H Pettis ruled public highway rights superior to individual rights in a case tied to a Socialist speaker incident.
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Elizabeth G. Evans
Brookline
Mass
H. H .Pettis
Vans
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