Unit for De Valera at Meeting Here
More than 500 delegates from 45 states attended the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic convention at Wardman Park hotel. They voted to bar anyone not supporting De Valera’s policy, read a telegram from De Valera urging unity, and heard speakers including John Larkin Hughes and Andrew Hickey as sessions continued with a pledge to support the Irish republic and criticisms of the London treaty.
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Republicer Party
Ireland
Ramon de Valera
American Association For the Recognition
Wardman Park Hotel
Irish Republican Party
Ame
de Valera
Reed
de Velera
HPC
Janenree
Andrew I. “Hickey
Washington
Austin Stack
Cheries Edward Russell
Br. Cotter
Calling Urges U S Irish Not to Foster Civil War
A message from Michael Collins, chairman of the Irish Provisional Government, urges friends of Ireland abroad to oppose any attempt to incite civil strife or undermine Ireland’s rights. Collins warns that civil war among Irish at home and anti democratic agents abroad would damage Ireland’s prestige and national policy.
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U. S
Michael Collins
Irish Provisionsovernment
Friends of
Yeland
Minalan
Wiesseys
Kinaman
Friends of Ireland
Hag
Collins
Irdiend
Wins Plea For Servant Who Stole His Whisky
In police court Judge Mattingly leniently handles Robert Stewart after thefts of prewar whisky from Canova cellar. Canova, absent in Washington, sought leniency while his servant faced three larceny charges. Stewart received 30 day terms on each count, then probation.
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Torris Hutsen
Leon
J. Canova
Bib F
Mattingly
Robert Stewart
Stewart
Robert
Seiswald
Canova
Washington
Canéva
Promises Mined Parley Data From White House Talks
A White House spokesman described Thursday’s interview between President Herding and John J. Lewis, head of the striking miners, as productive. He said an administration announcement on conference results would come, and the discussions with the union leader and Secretary of Labor Davis covered possible steps to aid the coal industry and labor matters.
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White House
Herding
John J. Lewis
Davis Wen
Dublin Adjourns To Spur Peace Talks
The Dublin assembly adjourned briefly on Wednesday to hasten peace talks between rival factions. President Griffith proposed delaying until Wednesday while the truce held, with army report discussions to be published. Eamon de Valera urged restraint on reform notes, and a letter from the peace committee hinted at a report by morning.
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Fact
Ganeion
Moye
Tre
Griffith
Eamon de Valeral
Weddnesday
Cork
Michael Colling
Drogheda Hiattle
Statistics of High School Series To Date
To date statistics of high school series listing multiple clubs and teams with varied counts. Includes Western, Technical, Central, Syracuse, Baltimore, Toronto, Milwaukee, and Columbus among others, noting scores and standings in an old league context.
Liquidation of Russian Claims Ties to Secret Fund
Senators pursue a review of the Bakhmeteff fund amid reports that American creditors were paid from a $187,000,000 Russia liquidation pot handled by a Russian ambassador rather than U.S. officials. The secrecy and the fund’s use for real estate investments in New York and Chicago raise questions on authority, priority, and public disclosure.
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Russia
Bakhmetef
Bakkhmeteff
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Borah
Balehmetetf
Rooney
Congress
Ra - Bengter Borah
Tim
New York City
Chicago
New York
Anglers Set for Chesapeak Beach Trip Tonight
A group of anglers plans to leave for Chesapeake Beach this evening aboard the 6:40 train. Reports speak of large rockfish and hardheads at the shore with A Selinger landing the season’s largest rockfish, a 15 pounder. J Watts caught the first trout of the week at the beach on Monday. Salty water catches persist at Solemors Island, Rock Point, and Point Lookout. Dr. Payne and Mr. Wyncop’s party returned from Benedict with 164 hardheads weighing three pounds each. A five man party near the pier yielded 45 hardheads during high tide. Fish feed at sunset and offshore mangela, sundils drive the bite. Next week rock fishing around Chain Bridge should be in full swing. a few pan rock were hooked earlier in the week. Fotomac Anglers report candidates for the Surfeysting team to report Sunday at 11 at the polo grounds. Barrel loads of hard-heads and trout from Norfolk signal a strong lower Potomac fishing season. Motion pictures of fishing scenes, loaned by the U S Fish Commission, will be shown at the Sylvan Theater on Sunday May 25 illustrating salmon fishing with a two fly rod and fist.
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Chesapeak
A. Selinger
J. Watts
Solemors Island
Rock Point
Point Lockelit
Payne Carid
Wyncpop
Benedict
Chesapeake Beach
Mr. Sullivan
W. EH. Shilling
Sidney Allan
Mangela
Chain Bridge
Sahdgla
Polo- Grounds
Motion! Pictures
Sylvan Theater
United States Fish Commission
Potomac Anglere
Teague's Mississippi Valley fishing rod report sighted
Commissioner Leech will deliver an address on conservation and preservation of fish. Col Sherill, in charge of public buildings and grounds, granted the association permission to use the theater. A downtown Foods store displays a rod made from a fencing foil, Yingst tempered steel that bends and returns without buckling. A new fishing rod design shows promise.
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Teague
Mississippi Valley
Leech
Congress
Col. Sherill
Sporting Foods
Lauzon Companion Held for Grand Jury on Theft Charge
Olive M. Kubitz, said to be Joseph C. Lauzon's companion, was held for the grand jury by Pol Hee and Mattingly under $5,000 bonds on a charge of receiving stolen jewelry valued at 73 dollars. She pleaded not guilty and waived hearing. Lauzon remains jailed on $45,000 bonds on three charges of housebreaking and larceny.
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Olive M. Kubitz
Joseph C. Lauzon
Jimmy
Pol Hee
True Sentenced to Die in Murder Trial
Ronald True, former major in the British aviation service, was found guilty of willful murder in the killing of Gertrude Yates and sentenced to death. He told the court he was innocent when asked to address the sentence.
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London
Associated Press
Ronald True
British Aviation Service
Gertrude Yates
True
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