Guerrilla Warfare In Ireland May Lead to Reprisals
The report discusses Irish guerrilla actions and potential reprisals by authorities. It notes that General Kirton Hat Locane and allied forces claim no need for the Black and Tans, militia, or further trouble, while acknowledging recent disturbances. The piece questions whether reprisals will occur and what they mean for ongoing tensions in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Iieland
Gary
Wien Docarme
Treland
Kirton
Militi
MarCready
Taran Tie
Reypripats
Coal rationing for households in Massachusetts announced
Eugene GC Ultiman, chairman of the state commission on the necessaries of life, after a conference with coal dealers appointed by Governor Coolidge, announced that until further notice households would be allowed only three tons of coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Epic
Eugene GC. Uultiman
State Commission On
Coolidge
Wonders of Aerial Torpedo Shocks London
An aerial torpedo invented by Chas & Price of Erith offers wireless remote control over long distances and can photograph raids from afar. Sold to the British War Office for domn purpose, the device reportedly travels 175 to 200 mph and can be steered at any moment. The Germans dubbed it the Devil's airship and a former English waiter claimed a £3,000,000 bounty for secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chas, & Price
Erith
Wich Wireless
Mr. Price
England
Tower of London
British Bishops Caming In Transport Plan
London bishops discuss involvement in Winnipeg transfer linked to the Lord Archbishop’s Western fund. Officials considering the arrangements and implications for church authorities amid transfer duties and funding concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Onion
Worcester
Winnipeg
Western
Thasactian Fund
Yukon liquor referendum set for May 11 1921 vote
Under the Canada Temperance Act Yukon Territory will hold a liquor referendum on May 11 1921. Robert Craig of Dawson City is appointed returning officer for the poll.
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Ottawa
Yukon
Robert Craig
Dawson, V.T
Lam Ka
Friends of Irish Freedom Protest at Cork Harbor
Members of the Friends of Irish Freedom passed resolutions urging Secretary of State Cathy to protest the British order blocking ships under the American flag from Cork Harbor and to seek an apology for the freedom of the seas violation. They also condemned England’s effort to overthrow the republic of Ireland and demanded Terence MacSwiney’s immediate release. They opposed U.S. entry into the League of Nations and denounced Governor Cox’s statements as aiding Ireland’s liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of the Friends of Ins
Cathy
Cork
England
Republic of
Tredand
United States
Terence MacSwiney
League of Nations
Cox
Ireland
Transfer Track to the Replaced Ottawas at Conquest Sask
The Railway Commission orders reinstallation of the transfer track between the Canadian Pacific and Canadian National lines at Conquest Saskatchewan. Judgment by J G Rutherford and cosigned by the board sets completion no later than November, with review if CN and Grand Trunk Pacific lines link Regina and Riverhurst subdivision. Hearings showed local stock growers affected by 1997 abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conquest
Sask
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railways
Railway Commission
Cosmpi-swoner
J. G. Rutherford
Cansadian National
Grand Trunk Pacifie
Grain movement accelerates as farmers rush to head of the lakes
Department of Railways reports rapid grain transport to prairie districts. Demand for wheat cars soars as threshing finishes and farmers aim to move grain before navigation closes. Officials note efforts to marshal supply at Onawa and western points with reserves on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Railways
Prairie Provinces
Oniaw
Labor Party Plans Fight in Winnipeg Civic Elections
The Labor Party moves to contest the Dorandon preliminary and calls for aldermanic action in Winnipeg. Party leadership urges the executive to engage members and trustees in a push for a quaveralty and reform across local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Flans
Winnipeg
Winnip
Aebatem Oon
Dorandon
Ten Years for Traitors in Tehio Case
Two Japanese nationals were sentenced to ten years in prison for attempting to sell documents stolen from the Yokosuka Naval Station to Americans. The conviction was reported by local newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehio
Yokosuka Naval Station
Meighen Attacks Farmers and Seditionists Alliance
Prime Minister Meighen claimed the Farmers party allied with Winnipeg and Vancouver seditionists to threaten Canada’s system of government. He defended protectionist tariffs to curb trade deficits with the United States and highlighted Manitoba’s growing industrial role alongside Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Shefford
George Beirn
Cilena
Canada
Meighen
Farmers’ Party
Winnipeg
Vancouver
United States
Ontario
Cheap Apples for Winnipeg Distribution Scheme
Winnipeg residents will buy cheap apples next week under Mayor Charles F. Gray’s program. The first carload from the Toronto district has shipped and should arrive by week’s end. Deliveries will be door to door in sturdy twenty pound sacks at about 2.20 per forty pound sack with a ten cent sack rebate, and 1.12 for twenty pound sacks with a twenty cent sack charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Charles F. Gray
Toronto
Budka Seeks Naturalization in Winnipeg Church Case
Rights Rev Nicotas Budka bishop of the Ruthenian Roman Catholic Church in Western Canada appears in court before Mr Joy Curran for naturalization. The case was discussed in the secretary’s presence as Budka sought the grant of matrialigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Nicotas Budka
Western Canada
Joy Curran
Budka
St of Grate Wake
Wrangel Forces Break Through Amid Skirmishes
In a series of riverine clashes near Wrangel and Grn Wrangel commands a cavalry group advancing on izky. Reports describe captured wagons and disrupted supply lines as reinforcements push toward the front. Details remain fragmentary with partial terrain and unit references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ETON
Grn
Wrangel
Izky
Aleta Deeiper
France to repay portion of Anglo French loan
Paris announces France will repay its share of the $300,000,000 Anglo French loan floated in the United States, with the minister stating Paris is responsible for its portion as negotiations continue in a postwar environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
New York
M. Mar
Tially
Swim
United States
Report on shooting of Councillor Lynch in Dublin hotel room
An official report details a shooting at the Royal Exchange Hotel in Dublin where Councillor Lynch was killed as troops and RIC officers attempted to arrest him. It notes ambushes, two soldiers killed, 30 arrests, arson in nearby villages, and a public inquiry to gather witness testimony.
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Sonstabi Dubin
Lyrch
Dublin
Royal Irish Constabulary
Royal Exchange Elotel
Lynch
Mr. Lynch
Kilimallock
Lahinch
Balbriggan
Frank White
Eamonn de Valera
Lawrence Flannagan
de Valera
Ulster Bank
Low
Canada Has Many Phones Across the Nation
Officials of the Bell Telephone Company report Canada ranks second to the United States in per capita telephone use as Canada seeks higher rates before the Board of Railway Commissioners. Britain records two phones per hundred, while Canada shows 1.8. Sweden 6.4, Norway 4.4, Germany 2.2, France 1.0, Italy 0.3 per hundred.
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Ottawa
Canada
Bell Telephone Company
Board of Railway Commissioners
United States
Postmaster-General
Great Britain
Sweden
Norway
Germany
France
Italy
Labor Plans Approved by Western Canada Delegates
Delegates from the United States attending the American Association of Public Employment Offices convention endorsed methods for solving the harvest labor problem outlined by T. M. Molloy commissioner of labor and industries Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otttawa
Canada
T. M. Molloy
Labor and Industries
Saskatchewan
U.S
Overange
American Association of Peblie
Miller and Elected As President of French Republic
Millerand chosen president of the French Republic after Versailles session. He pledged to restore the republic and pursue a revision to empower the president. Opposition was expected from those not aligned with a stronger presidential role. Leon Bourgeois and Raoul Peret declined to run.
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Versailles
Alexandre Millerand
Republc
Leon Bourgeois
Senate
Edo
M. Millerand
Versaths
Franchalet
Chamber of Deputies
Salmon totals rise in 1920 Pacific catch estimates
The Marine Canned Fish Brokers' Association released revised estimates for 1920 salmon harvests across Alaska, British Columbia, Puget Sound, and the Columbia River. Total production is set at GWSS,QO0 cases with Big Cota contributing 1,000,000 cases, up from 1,356,455 in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Salmon Pack
Senate
Wash
Alaska
British Columbia
Puget Sound
Columbia River
Marine Canned Fish Brokers’ Association
Ontario Crop Averages High Then Record Wheat Harvest
Ontario reports its largest fall wheat crop on record as agriculture department statistics show overall averages far above prior years across 726,371 acres. Farmers statewide reaped a bumper harvest with yields exceeding previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Toronto
Cimtaria
Department of Agriculture
Far-Reaching Drug Traffic Regulations In Canada
Ottawa reports immediate force of regulations aimed at curbing illicit drug traffic. Doctors and druggists nationwide to assist in rounding up addicts. Drug imports show sharp declines: cocaine 2376 to 605 ounces, coriene 12284 to 5816 dollars, morphine 11058 to 103978 ounces, opium 7931 pounds to 992 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
Canada Gazette
Dominion
Arctic Wanderers Return with Teddy Bear Vessel
Capt. Joe Barnard and A. Anderson arrived at Nome aboard the Teddy Bear after four Arctic years. They spent about 25 months icebound on Taylor Island in Victoria Strait near King William Land. Barnard reported not locating the blonde Eskimos and brought back ancient sod houses and ivory fragments from ruins in East Canadian Gulf.
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Nome
Alaska
Joe Barnard
A. Anderson
Arctic
Taylor Island
Victoria Strait
King William Land
Barnard
Jan of Stefansson
Carnation Gulf
Bolshevik Victory Declared in Grodno Region
An official communique from Moscow reports Russian Soviet forces repulsing enemy attacks along the Grodno front and launching a counter-offensive that seized a string of villages. Red troops claim occupation of Stary-Chardruj, Bukhara, and the entire region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
Grodno
Red
Stary-Chardruj
Bukhara
Rebel General Rodolfo Herrera Declares Revolt in Hidalgo
Reports say general Rodolfo Herrera, accused in the Carranza murder case, has risen against the central government in Hidalgo. Troops are dispatched to seize him and his insurgent band as he moves away from Mexico City toward the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Rodulofo Herrero
Carranza
Hidalgo
Mail Train Robbed in South Bend Heist
Two bandits held up a screened United States mail train in South Bend and seized mail bags valued between 15000 and 20000 dollars. Local authorities investigated the robbery as a major postal heist with significant mail losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Land
Want Menace Removed Kingston Ont Gunboats on St Lawrence
United States government cruiser on the St Lawrence with guns mounted to enforce liquor laws faces protest from the Army and Navy Veterans. They claim the force violates the US Britain treaty and that naval weapons on narrow waters threaten shipping and Canadian homes.
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Kingston
Ont
United States
St. Lawrence
Army and Navy
Great Britain
Fatal Airplane Crash at Shawville Fair Claims Shawville Jeweler
Shawville jeweler E. G. Amey was killed and Lieut. Jack Drummond seriously injured when an airplane used for fair rides crashed after a spiral nose dive. Drummond survived with injuries. Amey died at his brother in law's Pontiac residence. The flight began with a takeoff outside the fair grounds and ended near telegraph wires by the CPR station.
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Ottawa
E. G. Amey
Shawville
Quebec
Jack Drummond
Amey
Pontiac
Drummond
Fair Grounds
C.P.R
Montreal Bomb Explosion Shakes City Districts
An early Thursday blast on St Limothee near St Catharine in Montreal shattered a house on St Pimothee street and damaged surrounding blocks. Authorities say the attack appears aimed at the occupants, with no suspected link to Red activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
St. Limothee Street
St Catharine Street
St. Pimothee Street
Toronto bans Sinn Fein meetings in the city
Acting Police Chief Dickson announces no Sinn Fein sympathizer meetings will be allowed as protests grow against a Self-Determination League for Ireland event. Mayor T L Church suggested caution, and the Board of Police Commissioners confirms the ban during its week of discussion.
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Toronto
Sinn Fein
Dickson
Self-Determination League For Ireland
Canada
T. L. Church
Board of Police Commissioners
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Friends of Irish Freedom
Cork Harbor
Railway Board
Granby
Makcontents
Gray
Comn. Lynch
Limerick
Nations
Carvell
Ottawae
F. B. Carvel
Eastern Canada
Reds
Banns Sinn Fein
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