Treaty Men Win in Dublin County Election Report
Returns show pro treaty and anti treaty factions contesting seats across Ireland with Dublin city voting heavily against treaty opponents. In Cork and Wexford pro treaty candidates won, while several anti treaty figures, including Mellowes, faced defeats. The results shift several seats to pro treaty or allied candidates, altering the composition of Dail Eireann and signaling a complex political realignment after the election.
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Tipperary
James Burke
Dante Erpisey
Joseph MacDonagh Cees Patrick Moloney
Cork
Michael Hennessey
Dublin City
Antis
Labdorite
Eamonn de Va Jar
Sear Ceallaich
John O'Kelly
Forme A
Fein
Paris
Tom Clark
Untess Markievics
Ph McGraw
Lim Mellowes
Erica
Dail Eireann
Tiberal
Mellowes
Rory O’connor
Firstepublican Army
Ibeireann
Dublin
Barrell Figget
Meath and Cavan Polls Show Shifting Power and Unrest
In Meath the Free Staters lose a seat while Labor gains one as O'Shannon tops the poll with 13,944 votes and other Labour and pro treaty figures win. In Cavan Arthur Griffith leads the Dail Eireann with 13,401 votes, while anti treaty candidate Cole and pre treaty Milroy trail, shaping a tense political landscape amid rumors of ARM splits and disrupted truces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
O'Shannon
Voice of Labor
Eamon J. Duggan
J. J. O'Kelles
Peter Hughes
Meath
J. E. Murphy
Free
Michael Collins
de Vilera
Griffith
Belfast
Cavan
Arthur Griffith
Dail Eireann
W. L. Cole
Pamel
Sean Milroy
P. Baxter
Farmers’ Party
Cole
Milroy
Student sues school board over skirt policy dispute
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a girl to sue a school board for ousting her over wearing short skirts. The piece hints at courtroom contention and juror sympathy as proceedings loom.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Kephart Admits Check Switching in War Chest Fund
Harrisburg June 21 Kephart former state treasurer testified at the inquiry into his administration admitting the creation of a war chest fund of about 200000 not on state books. He said John A Bell of Pittsburgh helped set up the scheme by sending blank checks to be filled to match county checks. The hearing adjourned with next session planned in July and testimony noting twelve county checks totaling about 700000 were exchanged for Bell checks.
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Harrisburg
Harmon M. Kephart
Kephart
Supreme Court
Fox
Samuels. Lewis
War Chest Fund
Allegheny County
Bell
Snother i Bank
Lewis
Willian A. Glasgow, Jr
Joseph G. Armstrong
Pittsburgh
Glasgow
Mr. Kephart
Armstrong
E. D. Friebertshauser
Kephars
Hull
Glasgow and Lewis clash over sums claimed by state
In a tense exchange Glasgow questions state exposure to sums. Lewis replies the state claims nothing now but will pursue any due after investigation. Glasgow remains unshaken as Kephart and he resist pressure.
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Glasgow
Lewis
Kephart
Accused of killing father held for grand jury
In Washington Pennsylvania twenty year old Mary Sorisinski was held at the county jail awaiting action by the grand jury in the killing of her father Joseph Sorisaninsk. Neighbors testified to varying accounts while coroner Greenlee remanded the case. Sorisinski was shot in the backyard last Thursday and arrested that night. Harding cancels Alaska trip amid busy public business. In Texas, Laredo sees floods as Rio Grande rises to forty five feet washing away homes cutting the power plant and livestock losses.
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Washington
Mary Sorisinski
Joseph Sorisaninsk
Greenlee
Sorisinski
Harding
Alaska
White House
Laredo
Tex
Rio Grande
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Head Full of Bullets in Newark Man Shoots Self
Doctors at City Hospital and police pursue a puzzling case in Newark. Benedic Freidman, 68, is in serious condition with head bullet wounds after a self inflicted shooting. A five chamber revolver found at his home held three loaded and two empty shells. Authorities consider the possibility of two self inflicted shots followed by two more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Benedic Freidman
Freidman
Boy, 7, Kills Sister With Shotgun in Lancaster County
In Lancaster County on June 21, AMfilton Pfautd, seven, shot and killed his five year old sister Lillian with a shotgun while playing on their parents farm between Brownstown and Balmerstown. The boy claimed he did not know the gun was loaded. The girl was struck in the head and the face damaged. Her mother Mrs John F Plants found her in a summer house. A one-man car on a one-track line was noted in a separate line of prose from the Houston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Paus Teigger
Lancaster
Amfilton Pfautd
Lillian
Brownstown
Balmerstown
Mra Johy
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John A. Bell
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Eres
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Maryland Garage CO
Frederick, Md
Star Motor CO
I Nome Pee -C. & W. Motor CO
Jefferson, Ma
United States Tires
United States
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Diller & Starr
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Ewapa Pel
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Ifrederick Tire CO
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Neidhart Bldg
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Nash Motors Co
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Frederick
Maryland
C. H. Kehne
Mr. Kehne
Tyne
Nash
John Beale
E. McNhal Shannahan
Nash Motors Company, Inc
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