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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
5
A fruit drink tray described as white or black enamel wicker with a row of cretonne under glass. It features a wicker rack to hold three lenses, frosted and painted in mottled grape colors. Priced at $12.50.
The item lists a Cross Tea Wagon with a rubber-tired design and 12 inch high include parts. It mentions a tea pot, cream pitcher, 9 inch velve tea cups and saucers with lower decorations. The price points noted are $23.50 and $13.50 for tea service components.
At the Atlantic City convention the American Federation of Labor urged U S recognition of the Irish Republic and asked Senate to press peace delegates for hearings for De Valera Griffiths and Plunkett. It called for troop withdrawal from Europe and Russia with no recognition of the Soviet until a Constituent Assembly is elected. The body backed Mooney's retrial and opposed a general strike, while debating Russia and Ireland resolutions amid internal exchanges.
Special correspondence reports German propaganda reemerging in neutral countries after March 20 Weimar vote. German agents ally with Sinn Fein Irish nationalists and other dissidents, using Irish Freedom committee style in the Neue Zürcher Zeitung to portray Ireland as a republic under English rule.
Paris reports Secretary Lansing will present the Senate resolution on Ireland without comment. Walsh and Dunne press new charges of reprisals against witnesses. Macpherson rejects cruelty claims as false and unfounded.
Dublin June 17 Associated Press reports an organization named The Irish Dominion League is being formed. It includes Sir Horace Plunkett and others from the Irish Convention and business circles. The group seeks home rule on colonial lines beyond the 1914 act and will publish The Irish Statesman with directors Plunkett Yeats and O Conn or.
The Belfast prison investigation finds no truth to claims of abuse. Cells are not underground and are properly lit with 28 cubic feet per prisoner. Prisoners receive books, meals, and clothing, with routine medical checks and controlled cell temperatures. Beasley and Sears cases are clarified. no punishments or silencing occurred.
New York Citys Board of Aldermen approved a resolution urged by Alderman Farley for U S recognition of the Irish Republic. The measure, seconded by Alderman Lee, also expressed sympathy for Ireland as Sinn Fein argued for self sovereignty and cited Russia's Soviet Republic in support. Alderman Kenneally and Quinn criticized Bolshevik links and bombs.
The body adopts a resolution directing the Committee on General Welfare to investigate the raid on the so called Russian Embassy last Thursday. Senator Lusk and Attorney General Newton denied involvement. A citizen with no official standing conducted the raid. The measure was laid on the table after roll call with Socialists the sole dissenters.
In Mallow Ireland on June 17 Countess Georgiana Markievicz Sinn Fein leader and sole woman member of Parliament was sentenced to months in prison on charges tied to Cork disturbances on May 17. She allegedly met rioters to boycott police and took part in an unlawful assembly.
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