Sinn Fein Secrets Laid Bare Alliance Begun 1909
Major Stuart-Stephens accuses Sinn Fein of ties with German societies and Clan-na-Gael, detailing petrol depots in Kerry and an American Irish network. He describes inner circles, oaths to oppose English enlistment, and warnings of German meddling aimed at Ireland’s security during World War I.
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Major Stuart- Stephens
County Kerry
United States
Sinn Fein
Major Stuart-Stephens
Sister Isle
Dungannon
Clan-na-Gael
New Irish Society
Stuart-Stephens
le Caron
Sin Fein
Munster
Ireland
Kerry
North Atlantic
Wenmare
Werry
America
Cork General Post Office
New York
Mackenzie and Company
Cadmen Quay
Cork
Sma Fein
Valentia
Balliskell Bay
Waterville
Europe
Rralee
Willarney
Cumaan Naradhael
England
Sinn
Bloodhounds chase rumhounds in dry county town
In Cherksburg West Virginia a stolen barrel of whisky, seized earlier that day, triggers a hunt by bloodhounds through Tunnelton. Snapped lights, dry throats, and election day voters watching the chase mark a curious scene as the missing liquor and its alleged culprits remain unfound.
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Cherksburg
W. Va.i
Philadelphia
Tnquirer
Treston
Tunnelton
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Berlin
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Teuton Petrol Base
London
Dublin
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English Review of Joudon
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New York City
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Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin
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