U S Ammunition Found in Ireland Sparks Government Action
American ammunition totaling 16388 rounds has been seized in the Dublin district since March 26. Sir Hamar Greenwood told the House of Commons that Ireland’s raids on Sinn Fein premises prompted protests to the United States and possible diplomatic notes. Fire destroyed Dublin’s Customs House, killing Mahon Lawless and injuring several others, as British forces guarded the scene.
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Hamar Greenwood
House of Commons
Cabinet
United States
London
Dublin
Igmar Greenwood
Trelend
Martin Archer- Shee
Finsbury
Sinn Pein
America
Archer
Stan Feiners
Mahon Lawless
Crown
Elf
Customs House
Portland
Hope
Dublin Castle
The
Irish Times
Great Britain
Ireland
Preeman
Standing of the clubs and Thursday results
National League games Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1 and New York won 6 to 3 while Boston edged Philadelphia 4 to 1 and Brooklyn beat Chicago 1 to 0. American League Chicago routed Detroit 16 to 11 as other matchups were not scheduled.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Louis
Chiea@s
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
National League
Pittebureh
Nadelphia
American Ikaaue
Sandan Ioent
Eccedens Om
Renee Eneee
Washington
Louis Serene Renbee Werwneee
Fener - Ite
Hidden past echoes in stepping stones of sacrifice
The fragment reflects a grim view that using fallen soldiers as stepping stones diminishes any perceived noble achievement. It comments on national memory and the cost of victory, urging reverence for those lost rather than opportunistic posturing.
Blair Nomination Confirmed as Internal Revenue Commissioner
The Senate confirmed David H. Blair of Winston-Salem North Carolina as commissioner of internal revenue by a 15 to ... The lengthy executive session lasted over four hours with strong Democratic opposition and one vote against confirmation.
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Senate
North Carolina
Internal Revenue
Washington
David H. Blair
Winston Salem
N.C
Con
Admiral Fletcher Dead at Hampton Roads Navy Yard
Rear Admiral A F Fletcher U S N commander of the Fifth Naval District since 1918 and former Norfolk Navy Yard commandant died at Hampton Roads after a long illness. He would have been retired next September. His daughter Elizabeth married John Manwin while he lay ill in his sick room.
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Norfolk
A. F. Fletcher
Fifth Naval District
Ald
Norfolk Navy Yard
Hampton Heads
Fletcher
Elizabeth
John Manwin
Ireland's Cork Burns in Sinn Fein Attacks
London May 27 Ireland's trial by fire grew fiercer at Cork with several large houses burned including Sir Alfred Dobbin's home. Kilcronagh house near Cork escaped but nearby properties were torched as roads and bridges blocked by felled trees. A telephone warning spurred Sinn Fein raiders to Dublin police authorities say three attackers died in the blaze with gunshot wounds found on their bodies.
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London
Ireland
Cork
Sir Alfred Dobbin
Onientol
Kilcronagh House
Eden Pike
Douglas
Youghal
Sinn Fein
Dublin Custom House
Black and Tan
Custom House
Sinn Felners
Five American Sailors Killed in Shanghai Clash
Tokyo dispatches report five American sailors dead after a Shanghai street clash with Japanese residents. Surviving sailors were fined. officials say both sides claim the other provoked the incident, while self restraint is urged amid mixed views from papers in Tokyo.
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Chicago
Tokyo
Maisichi Shimbun
Shanghai
Marquis Okuma
Moehi Shimbun
United States
Japan
Harry F. Stawley
Nat Nagoya
Consulate
Norwegian General Strike Report and Tokyo Consular Notes
Police arrested a suspect in an attack on a boy at a Japanese consulate with the assailant admitting the assault the incident linked to a previous pebble-throwing pattern. The report also mentions consular postings from New ark to Nagoya and a general strike sweeping Norway.
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Hawley
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Philippines
Tokyo
Nagoya
German Sergeant Given Ten Months
Leipzig May 27 German Sergeant Heyne found guilty of mistreating British prisoners of war at Herne Westphalia prison camp He received ten months imprisonment The prosecutor sought two years and cited twenty eight instances of improper conduct by Heyne The defense blamed hostile inmate attitudes and mutinies at the camp The next trial will involve Captain Mueller accused of mistreating British prisoners at Karlsruhe.
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Herne
Westphalia
Teyne
Sergt. Teyne
Cnard
Sergt. Heyne
Mueller
Karlsruhe
Harding 10 Meet Great Financiers at White House
A dinner at the White House brought together J Pierpont Morgan Janes A Alexander Charles H Sabin Charles Mitchell William Kent Paul Warburg Governor Benjamin Strong J C McPitewner Petergh Mellon Hoover and others to discuss foreign loans and Americas role in international finance. The talks covered economic conditions wartime flips and the administration’s cautious stance on foreign lending while signaling a readiness to cooperate on readjustments and rehab of American and allied industries.
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Washington
J. Perpont Morgan
White Jrance
Harding
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan & Company
Janes A. Alexander
National Bank of Commerce of New York
Charles H. Sabin
The
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New York
Charlies I. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Willam Kent
Rahkers Trust Company of
Paul Warburg
Benjamin Strong
Federal Reserve Bank
J. C. McPitewner
Union Trust Company
Piteergh
Teesury
Mellon
Hoover
Hardisgamd
Fides
Tloover
Flordinis
Amrerican
United States
Chary
J. I. Morgan
Morgan
Europe
Renda
Armerten
Unionist Ticket Far Ahead in Ulster Returns
Complete returns from three Ulster constituencies show Sir James Craig and his Unionist ticket leading. The unionists carried 15 of 18 seats with Joseph Devlin the only nationalist set to win. Derry returned three Craigs party members and one nationalist. Antrim six Craigs followers and one nationalist. Falls Road district saw celebrations quelled as authorities restored order.
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London
Ulster
James Craig
Amtontet
Asernadont
Hese
Joseph Devlin
Ityahi Fenny
Derry
Crales Party
Simm Petner
Jot
McNeill
County Antrim
Craig
Belfast
Sinn Fein
Falls Road
Bouwaits
Dlstriet
Briand Wins Test Vote Amid Upper Silesia Tensions
In Paris Premier Briand and his government won a 407 to 180 test vote in the chamber of deputies on continuing foreign policy discussions. The result signals support for Briand as tensions rise over the Upper Silesia crisis with Germany pledging action against volunteers and allies urging Poland to curb rebels.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Briand
Upper Silesia
Erisis
Germany
Poland
Nerlin
Tremier Tirinwl
Upper Silesian
Wirth
Ariand
Silesia
Militia Surrenders as Invaders Seize Vladivostok
Special to The Evening Journal reports in Tokyo May 27 that troops under General Kappel, anti Bolshevist leader, occupied part of Vladivostok. The city is now under invaders with government buildings seized. Some militia guarding the city surrendered, others fled in consternation.
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Evening Journal
SEN
Seize Bergdoll Property in Philadelphia
The U S government seized about 450000 dollars of Geover C Bergdoll property in Philadelphia. The seized assets include bank funds and real estate as part of draft evader measures now in force in Germany.
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Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Geover C. Bergdoll
Germany
U. S. Olen Property Cax
Bank Ami Real Estate
Indictments Across Labor Unions Hit Chicago Ends
A Chicago grand jury returned true bills against Michael Royle of the Electrical Workers union Michael Artery of the Machinery Movers union and R Young of the Structural Workers union plus sixteen others on charges of conspiracy to extort money from building construction. The cases followed evidence from the Datley joint legislative committee and were presented to a special grand jury investigating graft and extortion uncovered by the commission.
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Chicago
Michael’ Royle
Breness
Eblectrical Workers’ Union
Michael Artery
Machinery Movers’ Union
R. Young
Structural Workers’ Union
British Troops Move to Reinforce Silesia Front
Four battalions of British troops on the Rhine begin advance to Upper Silesia to reinforce allies already there. Transfer expected to complete by week’s end. Official notice says a further four battalions totaling about 6,000 men will be sent, sources of troops not disclosed.
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London
Rhine
Upper Silesia
Edward Douglass White Will Offered for Probate
The will of Edward Douglass White former chief justice of the United States was filed for probate in Washington. The text states the wife Leila A.M. White is named executrix and granted complete ownership of all property, real or personal, with the will dated June 4 1815.
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Washington
Edward Douglass White
United States
Towns
Leila AM. White
Faulty arrangement and beauty standards abroad
In some nations beauty ideals favor fuller figures while others view such bodies as unattractive, reflecting divergent cultural norms and economic implications for women perceived as overweight.
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Tion Reigns
Billa
Legislative Committee
White
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