Proceres Re Unionists In Ulster Hostages Issue
Forty nine Ulster prisoners were reportedly freed in a border raid aftermath. Telegraphs from pro government leaders claim Churchill aided the release while hostages were cited as Gaelic players jailed in Ulster. Belfast clashes continue with several deaths reported and threats of further violence as authorities protest statements by Craig.
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Ulster
Irish Free
H Collins
Vie
Winston Church
Latrict
The
Linn
Belfast
John MacNeil
Altetreann
Republican Parlinfa
Dublin
Fonning
James Craig
England
Tyrone
Fermanagh
Clones
Craig Delibery
Aty Tyrone
Ballygaches
Irish Free State boundary debate drives Sinn Fein stance
Feb 18 dispatches report the Irish Free State bill passing the house of commons after defeating Captain Charles Craig’s amendment on the Anglo Irish Treaty boundary provisions. Lord Hugh Cecil accused the government of treating Sinn Fein as a government, while former Premier Asquith backed the bill amid discussions of treaty fidelity.
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Jaton
Irish Free State
House of Commons
Charles Craig
Ulster Union
Hugh Cecil
Asquith
Chief Runs Spending Jag In Potlatch Law Case
In Vancouver on Feb 18 a headline reports Chief Killie of the Alert Ray tribe planned to distribute 40 sewing machines 40 taking machines blankets and jewelry to gain favor with his people. White man's law bans potlatches. he was charged but case adjourned. Estimated cost around 10000. A separate note says a large Bible was stolen from a church in Middleburg Pa triggering a local shoplifting spree.
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Vancover
B.C
Bille Assul
Killie
Ray
B. Co
Bilie
Middleburg
Tueves
United Evangelicat
Middleburg Reformed Ehrivch
Phoees
Glowing Watch Reveals Actor in Snowdrift
New York police report a white-tatted actor named John Bangon discovered asleep in a snowdrift on Went Frosty Street after a glowing watch led patrolman Gardner to a scene near a Kitten post. Bannon pleaded guilty to intoxication, protested disturbance, and received a suspended sentence.
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New York
John Bangon
Bangs
Patralinin Gardner
Bannon
Crows Fly Into Kome’s Food and Warmth Beneath Snow
Cape May New Jersey reports heavy blizzard conditions with ten inches of snow and large drifts up to four feet. Crows seek food in house yards as buses carrying school children get stuck on the seashore road and are sent back home.
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Cape May
N.L
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Bubscribe
Foulard
LACE
Charles Segaloff
South Market Street
Frederick, MD
Coats
Steve
Doll Bros
Colgate’s
Icoll Brothers
N. Market ST
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
South Market St
Ipa
weeHee
Georue
Patrick St. East
Shanahan Hosiery
Shanahan
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market Street
Patrick Street
Gingharess
Ginghams
DR. Fahrney
Rawrney & Sor
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