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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

49

Red demanding overthrow of Soviet rule calls for new government

A radical call urges workers to reject current leadership and form autonomous workers' soviets and communes. It denounces a demagogic figure for deceiving laborers, urges mass strikes to seize factories mines and forests, and advocates revolutionary self-rule and abolition of capitalist exploitation.

Wilson Tony St. Louis Perhanse Jewin Morehan Pntine Lnbor Jmwor America Hulle Mike

Unable to determine a coherent headline from provided text

Fragmentary notes describe a restless, unclear topic with scattered phrases and no identifiable events, people, or organizations to anchor a factual summary. The text resembles garbled OCR with missing context and nonsensical segments.

U S Oil Tanks in Orient Solve Fuel Shortage

The United States Shipping Board completed fuel storage tanks in Manila and will finish a Shanghai set by July 1, resolving the Orient fuel oil shortage. A notice from the Steamship Companies Operators mentions the loan of ships from Seattle to the Orient. Fred K. Nielson of Nebraska was named solicitor of the State Department and Roland Maluny of New York solicitor of the Labor Department.

Manila Tle Wash United States Shipping Board Shanghai Orient Steamship Companies Operat Nes Seattle R B. Mahany Labor Department Washington Fred K. Nielson Nebraska Wilson Department of State Roland , Maluny New York Labor

Daring daylight attack on Dublin official amid Ireland turmoil

Gunmen ambushed Assistant Inspector General Roberts of the Royal Irish Constabulary in Dublin firing revolvers and two bombs as police pursued a wider clash between loyalists and Sinn Féiners in Londonderry. The raid set off fears of a nationwide rail strike and potential martial law while guerrilla violence continued to escalate.

Frank Getty New Yorke Tiltyns London Ireland Dublin Roberts Royal Irish Constabulary Londonderry Tollway Colt Kren Ambualt

Irish unrest sharp in Commons and at Scarborough

Debate in the House of Commons lambasts government policy on Ireland while the Labour conference at Scarborough issues a strong attack on the government. In Londonderry fighting continues with police resignations and martial law sought as troops guard streets amid barricades and cross-channel sailings halt.

Ireland Londonderry Sinn Weiner Lloyd George England Brosna Sinn Trish Sinn Poin Toelay Treland Seryion Cilitary Pulicw Associated Press Wight Sneunel Dunlin Castle Tilegranny Teo

Gen Campbell Sent to End Londonderry Riots

In London on June 22 government spokesman Andrew Bonar Law said an adequate military force was in Londonderry to handle the unrest. He noted General Campbell, the district commander, was ordered from Belfast to Londonderry with full power to restore order.

Gen. Campbell Londonderry London Andrew Bonar Law House of Commons Ireland Bonar Law Uneral Campbell Distriet Belfast

Prince Made Governor General

A report notes Prince is appointed Governor General in London by the South African authorities. The move follows the ousting of the previous premier and signals a new phase in colonial governance.

Prince Lonon Arthur Oo Lus Liven Vian South Africa Roy Mista

Camel Ad Promises Satisfying Smoke Compared to Tobacco

An advertisement urges readers to choose Camels over any tobacco cigarette, claiming Camels blend is superior and leaves no unpleasant aftertaste or odor. The copy emphasizes Camel’s distinctive flavor and overall appeal against rivals.

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