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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
26
District Attorney Swann orders Owens from the Criminal Courts Building after a heated confrontation over alleged statements. Owens clashes with Assistant District Attorney Smith while McCloy is asked to verify, ending with Swann demanding Owens leave the building.
Detective Owens disputed reports that he is a stool pigeon for Commissioner Lahey and sought to confront Jim Smith in the District Attorney's office. Dominick Henry’s alleged influence and a corrupt police clique are cited as maneuvering to force Smith out, with Owens asked to leave after a volatile exchange.
United States Marshal delivers seven million dollars in stocks and bonds to custodian Francis P. Garvan. The property remains in Garvan's custody until the Supreme Court resolves owners' claims under the Alien Property act.
In Bristol a conference resolution condemns British policy toward Ireland. It calls for Lloyd George talks with railway union officials and a joint North and South Ireland deputation to seek a real solution. Tomorrow the premier reportedly agrees to meet the deputation. In Conestown Ireland police barracks were attacked by a crowd of about 100 Linn Felvers, two police constables were captured and two hours of fighting ensued. Cookstown remains a Tyrone union stronghold as Webster Volunteers mobilize but are not asked to assist.
Raiders from ground floors opened fire injuring a constable. A mintar lorry was intercepted in Dungannon with a man suffering dangerous gunshot wounds. he was injured earlier that day and remains under care.
Found in Lake Mortrery by a fisherman the decapitated body of a young woman tied to a rail remained unidentified. The head was missing and authorities, including deputy sheriffs, searched for clues as coroners prepared preliminary notes while wind and water shaped the scene.
A rift within the Irish American movement erupts as John Davey accuses Eamonn de Valera of mismanagement and spending $50,000 of subscribed bonds to influence Chicago delegates. He claims a Cohalan-led committee sought to back a pro Irish freedom plank, which de Valera rejected, deepening the division.
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