Churchill Warns on Irish Policy and Ulster Tensions
In a government debate, Churchill condemns grave lapses in Irish affairs and rejects attempts to coerce Ulster into Dublin rule. He cites Belfast unrest and the North territory divisions as risks to imperial order and stresses readiness to defend against southern incursions.
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Hoteommons
Churchill
Belfast
North
Sinn Fein
Chure
Uleter
Ireland
Promus
England
Britain Would Back Germany Admission to League
In Parliament Prime Minister Lloyd George said Britain would support Germany joining the League of Nations. He stressed the decision is Germany’s and not Britain’s, stating the government could back a proposal for Germany’s admission. A second item reports Carl Belest, 15, of Hicks Ferry, Berwick Pa, fatally struck by a passenger train after being found on the track.
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Britain
Lloyd George
London
Robert Cecil
House of Commons
Germany
League of Nations
Great Britain
Lord Robert
Berwick
Carl Bellest
Hicks Ferry
Wackawanna
Aprendy
Cigneer
Eure
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted by Frederick Case
A Frederick case from 120 E Seventh Street touts Doan's Kidney Pills for backache fatigue and urinary trouble. He says kidney weakness caused lower back soreness and that Doan's from Brether Bros Drug Store fixed him up after a few boxes.
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Doan
Frederick
A. Renner
Brelher Bros’ Drug Store
Churchill attacks Irish government over Dublin raid and vows action
In a forceful address, Churchill links the Four Courts occupation by the Irish Republican Army to a wider attack on police and the home secretary. He demands the Irish government honor the Anglo Irish treaty and warns the imperial government will withhold approval of future stages unless provocation ends. The stance follows the recent election and strengthens the Northern government’s duties under the treaty.
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Home Secretary
Four Courts
Dublin
Churchill
Herrin Massacre Deaths Prompt Inquest With No Arrests
June 27 Herrin Illinois Williamson county lays to rest victims of the mine war after a massacre at the Lester mine. State and federal agents investigate to identify those who marched a party of more than fifty unarmed workers and guards into a wood and killed nineteen. Coroner McCowen’s inquest returns a verdict naming C K E McDowell as murdered superintendent and cites gunshot deaths by unknown assailants for the other victims. Six miners a merchant an electrician and the Lester water works superintendent are identified as among the dead or key figures.
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Herrin
Williamson County
Lester
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
Attorney General's Office
Adjutant General
Herrir
McCowen
C. K E. McDowell
Lester Mine
Miners dig sixteen shallow graves under broiling sun
On the bleak hillside beneath a broiling sun, union miners dug sixteen shallow graves arranged in four rows of four, aided by State Senator William J. Sneed.
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William J. Sneed
Hurls Her Babe to Death in Third Story Fall
New York reports Mrs Ida Arkin of Atlantic City threw her three month old daughter Fannie from a Madison Avenue window. She had just been released from an insane asylum after two months treated for melancholia post birth. The infant died instantly and the mother was sent to Bellevue Hospital psychopathic ward.
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New York
Ida Arkin
Atlantic City
Fannie
Madison Avenue
Mexican Bandits Hold American for Ransom
México City July 27. Alberto U Pani reports to the American embassy that A Bruce Bielaski, former US justice official, and attorney Manuel Batecena have been kidnapped in Morelos. Ransom of 10 000 pesos sought. negotiations may replace pursuit to avoid endangering captives. Civil War era urbanization remark follows.
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México City
Juli
Alberto U Pani
A. Bruce Bielaski
Morelos
Effort Literariae
Manuel Batecena
Blelaski
Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
Mexico
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Standard Company
New Jey
Phives
United States
Dodge Brothers
America
Detroit
the Star Motor CO
Frederick, Maryland
East Patrick St
Wallace & Galeco
South Gay Street
Purina
C.S. Schermerhorn & Son
Frederick, Mad
Jesse H. Michael
South Market St
WM. H. Moore
Beecham's
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