Sinn Fein Leader de Valera Said to Arrive in United States
Reports place Fianna Fail founder Eamon de Valera in New York with Sinn Fein figures planning a reception at the Waldorf Astoria. Harry Boland, MP for South Roscommon, publicly stated de Valera would pursue international recognition of Ireland while avoiding American political entanglements. The mystery deepens as Boland and Sinn Fein aides dodge specifics about the escape and arrival plans amid conflicting local disclosures.
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Famonn de Valera
Binn Fein
Irish Republic
Lincoln
England
United States
Harry J. Boland
South Roscommon
Waldorf-Astoria
Boland
Sinn Fein
de Valera
Waldorf
de Malera
New York
Friends of Irish Freedom
Alcazar
West Thirtysecond Street
Great Britain
Ireland
Sein Fein
Professor de Valera
Rochester
N. Y
Stewart Building
Broadway
America
the Waldorf
American
Queenstown
Boston
Doubts On Son Edward de Valera's U S Visit
Mrs. Charlies E Wheelwright of 18 Brighton Street in Rochester questioned reports that her son Edward de Valera Sinn Fein leader and Irish president was in the United States. She said she had not heard from him since his imprisonment and would only believe if she received direct communication or saw him. She suggested if he escaped he might be in Paris.
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Ireland
Linecoln
de Valera
Lincolnshire
Wragby Road
John T. O'Kelly
Sinn Fein
Parliaent
O'Kelly
Kelly
Iriel
Trublin
Lincoln
Tax
New York
Murphy
United States Senate
Philip Lydig
Espagne
United States
Francés Alda
Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan Opera House
Milan
Andre Andreaden
W. J. Allison
Washington
Lapland
Sir Arbuthnot Lane
England
Lady Tane
Sir Arbuthnot
Royal Society of Medicine
Congress of Surgeons and Physicians
Atlantic City
Vapland
Rochester
Charlies E. Wheelwright
Brighton Street
Edward de Valera
Irish Sinn Fein Republic
Wheelwright
Paris
Murphy and Trigg Sail to Paris for Delegation
John A. Murphy of Buffalo and L. S. Trigg, secretary to former War Labor Board chairman Frank F. Walsh, sailed yesterday on the French liner Espagne bound for Paris to join delegates sent by Irish interests.
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John A. Murphy
Buffalo
L. S Trigg
Frank F. Walsh
War Labor Board
Espagne
Paris
Bleak House at Broadstairs to Be Sold Next Monday
The Dickens era home Bleak House at Broadstairs will be auctioned next Monday. Built in 1340 as Fort House, it later carried Dickens's guest residence and was carefully preserved during recent restorations.
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London
Bleak House
Broadstairs
Charles Dickens
Fort House
Dickens
General March commends press for wartime censorship stance
General Peyton C. March, Chief of Staff, praises the national press for observing voluntary wartime censorship and announces the end of weekly interviews. He notes future interactions will occur through usual channels as demobilization news shifts to standard releases.
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New York Times
Washington
Peyton C. March
War Department
General March
United States
Iaca
Keep! Ple
Department
National Army
Siberian
March
House slashes arm y navy and sundry civil costs
Representative Mondell announced that in thirty days the House reduced the six general supply bills and related items by about one billion dollars from the last session figures. He noted Army savings of 400 million, Navy 225 million, Sundry Civil 385 million, plus a 750.9 million cut in railway revenue deficiencies.
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New York Times
Washington
House
Representative Mendell
Senate
Mondell
House pledges kept on appropriations and bills
The Railroad Administration cut an estimate from 1.2 billion to 450 million. At session start the Republican House promised quick action on appropriations and prompt debate on reform. The House has passed key measures including woman suffrage, daylight saving repeal, and returning wires to owners.
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Railroad Administration
House
Judges Race Their Horses At Goshen Driving Club Meet
Notable attendees include Mrs Harriman Robert Goelet and ex Governor Odell as Supreme Court Justices Tompkins and Seeger win a two heat match race driving their own horses Louise Guy Bing Kong in a star event of the card. Royal blue and gold horse suits are presented along with a winner’s trophy to Tompkins.
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New York Times
Goshen
N. Y
Mra
EL HH. Harriman
Robert Goelet
Benjamin B. O'Dell
Goshen Driving Club
Supreme Court
Arthur S. Tompkins
Nyack
A. I. Seeger
Orange County
Justice Tompkins
Louise Guy
Justice Seeger
Bing Kong
Tompkins
Odell
Edward J. Collins
Seeger
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Maison Bernard
Fifth Avenue
5Th Avenue
34Th Street
McCreery
Eeere
Rocker
Damask
Priscilla
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