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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1922

Page

9

Armed men seize Irish votes cast in treaty election

In Dublin, June 17, armed men raided polling places as Sinn Fein factions clashed over the Anglo Irish treaty. Pro treaty Independents and pro treaty candidates led in Dublin University and national university districts, while anti treaty forces faced kidnapings and violence as independents tried to overturn the coalition slate. Polls extended into the evening with expectations of another general election to follow.

Dublin Southern Ireland John MacNeil Dall Eireann Dublin University Michael Hayes Sinite of Education Dafl Cireci Pune National University Alpi Sheepor O'Connor Republica Army Eld Fio Enehut Ter Grange Siig Dubia Thoreh Sinn Fein

Belfast postal officials arrested over constitution draft

Two Belfast postal officials Joseph Cooper and William James have been arrested here. It is presumed they are to be interned. Publication of the draft constitution terms was not expected to influence the vote. The Dahlia newspaper comments are mostly favorable to the constitution.

Belfast Joseph Cooper Wiliam James Trish Dahlia

Brazilian liner capsizes at Hamburg drydock trapping crew

A Brazilian liner leaking from the Vulkar Shipyards in Hamburg capsized while being lifted from a drydock. About thirty crew members and shipyard workers are believed trapped inside as openings are forced in to rescue them. The vessel sank two thirds of its depth in the canal bottom.

Hamburg Ilambhuorg Germany Vulkar Ami

Germany Pays Reparations Instalment Across Major Cities

Paris reports Germany paid a monthly reparations sum of 30,000,000 gold marks. The payment coincides with reported battles affecting Paris London and Brussels as the regional actions unfold.

Germany Paris Recitar London Peussels

Dog Saves Master's Life in Fire Near Bethlehem Steel Plant

New Castle Pel June 17 A loyal dog alerted George Brown as his bungalow burned beside Bethlehem Steel plant. Brown awoke, escaped in night attire, and fled to a plant watchman for help as flames consumed the home. Estimated loss 1500.

New Castle Pel George Brown Brown Bethlehem Steel New Tropeice Company

Legion Heads Rally as Allied to Labor Face Union Split

Hanford MacNider of the American Legion told the AFL convention that organized labor and veterans share enemies who threaten American integrity and that the Legion fights for a square deal for disabled veterans. The convention rejected the One Big Union idea, keeping separate craft labels and control debates ongoing amid calls for a universal label.

One Big Federation of Labor Cincinnati Ameren Hanford MacNider American Legion American Federation of Labor Convention Legion MacNider Senate Federation Fie Congress Imuel Gompers Mr. MacNider McNider G. E. Mikel Arkafisas Gompers Awhere Matthew Woll Universal Lnhel Advocmes American Federation of Labor Deleganios

Guardsman Wins Damages Case For 1917 Injury At CNJ Tracks

In Trenton on June 17 the supreme court sustained a damages award to Ernest Drake of Plainfield for injuries suffered in 1917 while on sentinel duty aboard the Central Railroad of New Jersey tracks. Drake, a New Jersey National Guard member, was injured when his clothing was caught by a passing train. the case had been appealed after a lower court awarded damages.

Trenton N. J Ernest II Drake Plainfield Central Railroad of New Jersey Supreme Court Drake New Jersey National Guard

Sparklers Forbidden in Chester This Year

Chester mayor Ram sey warns firework dealers that sparklers cast iron toy pistols and cannon crackers will be forbidden this year. Sales of fireworks are restricted until shortly before the Fourth.

Chester Ramsey

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