Irish Dublin Debate Echoes Churchill Backing Free State Pact
In Dublin, Collins and Griffith acknowledged Churchill's portrayal of their position after a heated debate. Churchill outlined reasons for the Provisional Government's pact, citing deteriorating conditions in Southern Ireland and the threat of illegal brigandry. He warned that without the agreement, a free election could be disrupted by violence and intimidation.
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Churcbill
Nellish
Dublin
Cau
Republi
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Grit
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Free State
Howe
Lioyd George
Colbien
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Dail
Churehiland
de Valera
Feirnens
Ireland
Chorchill
Trish
le Police
Ulster Leaders to Confer in London Over Ireland Crisis
Sir James Craig and the Marquis of Londonderry to meet British officials in London at the government's invitation. They stress they will not meet Dublin envoys and warn that republican advances into County Tyrone could trigger a British response.
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Associated Preen
James Craig
Marquis of Londonderry
London
Ireland
County Persianagh
James
Churchill Speech Stirs British Will to Uphold Treaty
Dublin dispatch reports Churchill's Commons speech published by newspapers as broad support for honoring the treaty. It notes potential roles for republicans in a Velera Collins government and the Provisional Government, with ministers split between Dail and provisional cabinets and elections being hurried. Farmers and business groups back candidates, though large contests seem unlikely.
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Winston Churchill
House of Commons
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Dail
Defense
Arthur Grifith
London
de Vi Coline Aigreement
Port of New York Authority Plan Advances
Washington May 31 Favorable report with tion was read by Judiciary Committee joining revolution sent to the Port of New York Authority measure. The plan, likely to reach the Senate for quick disposal, aims to boost commerce and national services through improved transportation and postal and military support. Representative Walter M Chandler of New York City urged speedy action, noting economic and national benefits.
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Washington
Port of
Peasants urge king to become Bulgarian republic leader
Sofia May 31 A peasant premier Stamboulisky warns the bourgeoisie that peasantry will not be denied. He tells the Peasants Congress that Sofia is plagued by speculators and unproducers and that the king may be asked to head a republic. The unrest grows as protests against reparations and foreign control intensify.
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Canada's Attitude on Canal Pleases Calder
Senator Calder says Premier King’s view on a Canada United States canal treaty shows little chance of moving forward. He notes Canadians feel the St Lawrence project is impracticable and must be fully controlled by Canada. Calder cites support from other Canadian leaders who see a Canadian waterway as essential to national interests.
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Paris
London
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Moscow
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Joan
Tyre
Inavine Germarn
Nine Killed in Belfast Rioting Across Milfields District
Nightly clashes in Belfast's Milfields district left nine dead and nineteen wounded as gunfire and explosions spread through streets from North Belfast to Shankill. Houses burned, windows shattered, and crowds poured into Strabane and surrounding areas as troops, specials, and gar men used machine guns revolvers and rifles amid a citywide emergency. Packages of sandbags and barricades went up along key routes as residents sought shelter and defense. Blazing fires, disrupted transport, and reports of continued sniping marked the ongoing crisis across Ulster border towns and in Strabane and Pettigo area.
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Comets Hump
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Urhe Elmer
Resterdes
Sia
Fermanagh-Doregal
Pettigo Senterday
Strabane-Lifford
Berlin Soviet Talks Break Off On Rapallo Pact
Berlin reports say negotiations between the German Foreign Office and Soviet diplomat Latvinoff for extending the Rapallo treaty to Ukraine Georgia and Trans Caucasia factions were broken off. Germany refuses broader recognition of Soviet republics and cites Entente tensions as reason. Officials describe the accord as a white elephant with limited value.
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Ofice
Latvinos
Rvice
Ukraine
Georgia
Trans-Caucasia
Germany
Soviet Russia
Kowiet
Teller Wirth
Germazer
Oldest Slayer Put to Death in Trenton Prison
William H. Morehouse aged 59, described as the oldest man executed in the state prison, walked to the chair wearing a khaki shirt with a red skin, five minutes later he was dead. He spent hours with prison chaplain and Methodist officials before the execution. The record notes he allegedly attacked a friend, took $4.70 from his pockets, and had been involved in a long-standing dispute over Campbell money.
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Wm. H. Morehouse
Trenton
William
Morehouse
Charles H. Elder
Fie Snyder
Methodist Conference
Hegh Sick
Section of Irish Pact Opposed by Britain
London May 1 The reception of the Collins De Valera agreement is said to violate the Irish peace treaty and is criticized by the British Cabinet. The proposed executive after the election would include a President and ten ministers, five from the Free State majority and four from the De Valera minority, with nomination by each party and final allocation by the President.
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London
Churchill
de Vailnra
Free Staters
de Valera
World Peace Rested on Anglo American Friendship Commented at India House
A speech at India House by Hon. HN Barwell Premier and Attorney General of South Australia linked world peace to Anglo American cooperation. He urged a cooperative plan among Britain United States and France, praising the English speaking peoples and calling for unity to shape a new era. The event, chaired by George W Wiesertham, featured diplomats and officials including John D tuertT S Ambassador to br, Col J D Sears, Captain matrong, and others.
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Colne
Francis Q. Brown
Bruno Lasker
Charles M. Terey
Leport Trench
Robert Wilberforce
Benjamin Wobaupterth
America Declines Hague Parley Invitation
The State Department maintains a non attendance stance at The Hague conferences on the Russian problem. Officials say the Genoa accord governs the approach, with the Hague meeting to be primarily economic and technical, though the administration views both bodies as politically significant.
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Tribune
Woshington
Washington
Hague
United Tes
Genoa
Russia
Germany
Threw Invalid Sister Out Window Charged by Police
Neighbors say Irving Cabe, brother of Becky Cantor found unconscious in an alley, allegedly confessed to police after Becky Cantor age nineteen was discovered at 476 Eins Houston Street. The fifth floor tenement tale led to a murder claim as family members gathered with the mother sister and father in Bellevue Hospital observation.
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Mnother Ister
Reichstag Votes Confidence in Wirth Policies
The Reichstag approves Chancellor Wirth’s policy program in a confidence vote, signaling support for his government. The assembly rejects opposition calls for broader nationalist resolutions as it weighs Genoa indemnity terms and related financial demands.
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Wirth
Poineswwe Plans New Compact With England
Berlin dispatch reports Reichstag defeated no confidence motion aimed at Chancellor Wirth over Genoa conference, reparations and loan talks. Analysts say opposition leaders failed to derail government policy while Stinnes and others are blamed for pressuring outcomes amid looming Paris bankers’ meeting and currency concerns.
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New York
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Wirth
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Germany
Pacis
Min ‘Er Herme
People's Party
People’s Party
Paris
Vorgan Comment on Loan Cheers France
International bankers weighing a German loan to the Reparation Commission faced mixed signals. Optimism persisted amid discussions with J. P. Morgan and French officials about guarantees and controls on German railways and property, though objections from the Allied powers remained.
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France
Eprelal
Tors Tripane Lee Vawis
Germany
J. T. Morgan
M. Sergeant
Fire call ends in disorderly conduct at Murray home
Firemen halted a heated scene at 281 Hast 198th Street when cries from Mrs. Murray drew police. The dispute with her husband turned to a stove fire that burned the evening meal to ash. Murray was jailed at Mors ta police station on disorderly conduct charges.
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Morsta
Daughter Born to Zita in Madrid Suburbs
A daughter was born this morning to former Empress Zita of Hungary in Madrid. King Alfonso received the news and went to the palace at Pardo, where the ex-empress has resided since her return from Madeira, after the death of Emperor Charles in exile in April.
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Madrid
Associated Press
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Rus- Hungary
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Madeira
Charles
General strike erupts as Chinese clash in Macwo
Reports describe a nationwide flareup with ten killed and over a hundred wounded. Rioters attacked shops and workers, amid accusations of provocations by African workers and Portuguese authorities. Police moved to quell the demonstrations as the unrest spread.
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