Bore Hopes World Will Free Irish
A page brief notes BORE's expectation that international action will release Ireland from restriction. It mentions AO being allied with the movement and the Emerald Isle issue highlighted in coverage.
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
1
Depots and Debates Stir Ireland Aid Plea in Ireland Matters
In Philadelphia at the Ancient Order of Hibernians 4th annual meeting United States Senator Thomas P. Gore urged freeing Ireland from British rule. He called for American and world support to remove the shackles on Ireland and advocated indepen dence for Freland, emphasizing Britain’s potential loss from continued oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Freland
United States
Thomas PY. Gore
Ollohana
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
America
Ireland
Great Britain
Martial law in Ireland aims to break republican army
General Strickland said martial law shows some success by disrupting republican formations and arming surrender efforts, while noting the violence and ambushes persist. He blamed women carrying weapons for aiding the ambushers and warned martial law may not yield instant results, yet expects a decline in organized resistance over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Associated Press
Ireland
Strickland
Vue
Lord Anger
Ceverat Strickliad
Pang
Republican Party
Mike
Republican Army
Reprisals in Cork target Sinn Fein supporters
In Cork two houses on Washington Street were blown up in reprisal for attacks on crown forces, marking the first official destructive act since martial law. A second reprisal near Charlesville Road involved blowing up a house linked to ambush of authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Washington Street
Crown
Washington
Dublin
Charlesville Road
Ovone
Dywyer
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Helena Motor Garage Ownership Change Lays Groundwork
The Helena Motor Garage changes hands with C. D. Brown and J. W. Brewer taking over. Brown, a Jefferson City native, and Brewer, longtime automotive men, vow superior service and a permanent, evolving business in Helena after years with Studebaker and related shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helend Motor
Xésage
C.D. Drnan
TW. Brewer
C. D. Brown
Charles Brown
Jefferson City
J. W. Brewer
Iarob
Brewer
Studebaker
Keent
Los Angeles
Cal
My. Brown
Elena
Printers urged to unite against 44 hour week demand
St Louis advisory committee of the Printers' League of America calls middlewest employers to organize against the International Typographical Union push for a 44 hour workweek. In Boston, a building trades strike halted construction involving Building Trades Employers Association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. T.U
Boston
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Spanish War Vets Install Officers Smoker Tonight
Installation of officers for the Eugene S. French Camp No. Spanish War Veterans will be followed by a smoker. Visiting members of the U S WV are cordially invited to attend at the Peabody hall temple road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene S
Vite
U.S. WV
Labar
Temple
Peaiernal Hale
Not Guilty for One Red Lodge Man in District Court
One Red Lodge man was acquitted by a jury in U S district court on charges of maintaining a common nuisance at Reel Lodge. Pearl Davis pleaded guilty to a similar charge, fined $125 and costs by Judge George M. Bourquin. Adolph Sampson faced arraignment on prohibition violations and trial of Mary Gilhooley for embezzlement was scheduled but expected to be dismissed. Several attorneys, including J J Bourguin, Joseph C Tope, and R B Mays, were admitted to practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Obérto
Reel Lodge
U. S
Pearl Davis
George M. Bourquin
Adolph Sampson
Mary Gilhooley
Logan
Harry E. Kellim
Washington
J. J. Bourguin
Butte
Bourquin
Joseph
C. Tope
Soldier’s note from Ozark farm urges charm and hope
A short Associated Press dispatch from Washington dated March 2 reports a Missouri farmer with eleven children—described as typical, sturdy country youths in looks and intelligence—sent a warm, upbeat note about Army life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Mnc
Ozark
Missouri
Andy
Fresh Blood and Stomach Health sale pitch
A vintage ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach remedy and blood purifier. It claims the medicine cleanses stomach walls, removes poisonous gases, and purifies blood, with a trial package offered for 10 cents from Dr. Pierce's Buffalo laboratory. It notes large sales and targets readers over 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Teagher's Loyalty Quest Passes In Senate On Third Reading
The loyalty bill for Teagher advances to final approval after a third reading in the Senate. Dissenters voice concerns but the measure proceeds toward enactment despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Montana Senate passes loyalty oath measure amid polemics
The Montana Senate approved a loyalty oath requiring teachers principals superintendents and heads of institutions and professors to take an oath in unison. Six senators Anderson Dixon Greenup Haaland McKay and Rorvik voted against. Debate framed the measure as an intrusion into state education. The body also cleared several other bills including 104 on timely law publication and 105 correcting mortgage filing errors as adjournment loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
McKay
Leap Five
Axd
Remiblian
Senate
Slattery
Bridges Blown Up Between Dublin and Cavan
Report from Dublin dated January 20 notes two bridges between Dublin and County Cavan near Kells were blown up last night. Cattle reports from Dublin County were affected by the incident and authorities launched investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Virginia
Couuty Cavan
Kells
State Court Rules Virginia Liquor Law Stands
Richmond Va Jan 20 The Virginia supreme court overruled claims that Volstead act superseded state prohibition law and held state courts have authority to enforce state liquor laws Edward Allen of Newport News faced this ruling as his counsel A D Jones said appeal to the United States Supreme Court would follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Associated. Prens
Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court
Edward Allein
Newport News
A. D. Jones
Allen
United States
Supreme Court case on state enforcement of prohibition
Attorneys describe the issue as pivotal for state enforcement of prohibition. Allen was convicted by the Newport News corporation court for violating state law. His counsel appealed arguing federal courts hold jurisdiction only if a federal prohibition enforcement statute exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Cor
Poration Court
Newport News
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