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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
18
A battered account reports anarchist agitation calling for a new government and a Soviet system. It accuses presidential candidates of deceit and capitalism’s slaves, urging workers to join a movement and resist capitalist leaders in a chaotic political climate.
A local exhibit demonstrates a bracket system as a solution to phone shortages. A representative will call to show how a single unit can substitute for four telephones, highlighting the variety and potential of the bracket setup.
The United States Shipping Board completed fuel oil storage tanks in Manila and will finish another set in Shanghai by July 1, easing the American fuel oil shortage in the Orient. This notice came from the yard of steamship companies operating in the Orient.
Washington reports that R. B. Mahany was designated as solicitor for the Labor Department while Jane Fred K. Nielson of Nebraska was appointed by President Wilson to serve as solicitor for the State Department and Roland of New York to be solicitor.
A daylight attack on Assistant Inspector General Rob erts of the Royal Irish Constabulary in Dublin, with revolvers and bombs, marks a surge in violence as loyalists clash with Sinn Féiners in Londonderry. Railway workers refuse to carry troops, raising the threat of martial law, while authorities weigh a heavy response.
Reports from Londonderry describe continuing civil conflict with multiple deaths and widespread firing. Troops guard streets, martial law consideration rises, and pleas for reinforcements intensify as cross channel sailings suspend and civilians fear for food and safety.
In London on June 22 government spokesman Andrew Bonar Law said an adequate military force would be in Londonderry to handle the unrest. He noted Chief Secretary for Ireland shared the view and ordered General Campbell from Belfast to Londonderry with full authority to act as needed.
Speakers argued about authority in Tyvland and Dublin amid calls to invite royal help to keep order. The government accepted a House of Commons amendment increasing Irish representation to forty six seats to include four university representatives for minority concerns in South Ireland.
London reports Prince Arthur of Connaught has been appointed Governor General of the Union of South Africa. He will succeed Viscount Buxton in the post, marking a transition in imperial administration.
James A Callahan, once assistant to Owen Eagan, was named inspector succeeding the late Eagan who died last March. The post, created after prior efforts failed, places Callahan over bomb investigations with a $1800 annual salary and no pension.
The note states Camels have no unpleasant cigarette aftertaste nor cigaretty odor, emphasizing a neutral scent and finish. This claim appears within an unrelated memo about cigarette characteristics.
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