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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
40
Fragmented international artifact reports a call by anarchist groups for a Soviet system in the United States. The piece cites accusations against presidential candidates as tools of capitalism, urging workers to seize industry and pursue a workers’ state amid turmoil.
A local firm showcases a bracket system claiming to replace four telephones. Representatives call to demonstrate the setup highlighting efficiency gains and practical applications in busy offices.
The text denounces political leaders as deceivers and urges workers to abandon elections. It advocates mass strikes, seizure of factories and stores, and the creation of workers' commune soviets as the path to freedom and revolutionary overthrow of capitalism.
The United States Shipping Board has completed fuel oil storage tanks in Manila and will finish another set in Shanghai by July 1, addressing the Orient fuel oil shortage. The notice came from the yard of steamship companies operating in the Orient.
Washington reports that Jane Fred K. Nielson of Nebraska was appointed by President Wilson to be solicitor in the State Department and Roland of New York was named solicitor for the Labor Department.
Dublin daylight attack wounds Assistant Inspector General Roberts as gunmen fire on a police convoy near the courthouse. In Londonderry Sinn Féin militants clash with loyalists, while railway workers refuse to transport troops amid a growing crisis and potential martial law.
Reports from Londonderry describe civil war conditions with daily deaths and martial law requests as troops battle rioters. A Dublin Castle response calls for reinforcements and stricter security while cross channel sailings suspend due to ongoing firing and barricades.
London report states government endorses strong force in Londonderry. Andrew Bonar Law says adequate troops exist and General Campbell is ordered from Belfast to Londonderry with full authority to act as needed.
Speakers argued about authorities and the police role in Tyvland with Dublin seen as worse than Londonderry. An amendment to the Home Rule Bill was accepted, increasing Irish representation to forty six to include four university representatives for minority interests in South Ireland.
Prince Arthur of Connaught has been appointed Governor General of the Union of South Africa. He will succeed field marshal Duke of Bustos.
James A. Callahan, previously Owen Eagan’s assistant, is named inspector of combustibles in New York, succeeding Eagan who died last March. The role follows Eagan’s radical methods for bomb investigation, with a $1800 annual salary and no pension.
A note states that camels have no unpleasant cigarette aftertaste nor cigaretty odor. The remark emphasizes a neutral scent and taste standing apart from typical cigarette experiences.
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