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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1922

Page

8

Bloodshed in Belfast Riots and Limerick Invasion Report

Belfast turmoil yields street warfare and shootings as military and police clash with Sinn Fein gunmen in Carrickhill and Stanhope street area. A boy is killed and another wounded. martial law looms. In Limerick, Irish Republican troops seize hotels and schools, with British troops confined to barracks and three factions patrolling. Falconry sport noted with English hawks shipped to Lyndhurst.

Belfast Hapover Street Dow Perry Hill John Roddy Library Street Royal Avenue Carrickhill Sinn Fein Stanhope Street Falls Road Limerick Free State Irish Republican Army Dublin

Major Campbell Faces Army Board After Bergdoll Probe

Washington March 8 The War Department plans to rail road all service Major Bruce St Campbell on charges raised by Emma Bergdoll Campbell ordered to appear before an army board under article 4 Military Regulations for fitness to stay in service If placed in Class B he could retire without pay or at two thirds pay Campbell vows to fight to clear his name amid congressional probes and a lengthy investigative file of over 100 pages

Washington War Department Bruce St. Cammy Bell Emma Bergdoll Notoriou Bergdoll Brothers Campbell

Black family attacked on white block in Baltimore

Residents of a "Solid White" block damaged the home of Murry Pratt colored, a Negro public school principal, after he and his family moved to Sanford Place. Bricks and pistols were used, front of the house wrecked, windows shattered, doors hanging, ink splattered on steps and blinds amid racial resentment.

Baltimore Murry Pratt Sanford Place Psacuen

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