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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1921

Page

5

Woman with rifle aids coal town defense in Rawl

At Rawl and nearby towns along the Kentucky West Virginia line firing broke out as coal towns resisted attacks. Mrs Rosa Cline, wife of Foreman GC Cline, stood with riflemen to defend Merrimac and surrounding areas while nonunion miners faced threats. Authorities warned of further action and urged calm amid border clashes.

Brockus Gov. Morgan Charleston Merrimac Kentucky Rosa Cline GC. Cline White, Star Coal Co Cline Tip Yorty Stone Mountain Coal Corporation Matewan P. J. Smith United Mine Workers Robert Gilmore Smith J. BR. Brockus Sever Baldwin-Felts Stectives Williamson Coal Operators’ Association Gates Aoe W. Vas West Virginia William Damron Naugatuck Miles Williamson

Oklahoma and West Virginia clash over land and troops

A fragmentary report details Miss Alice M. Robertson praising Senator Platt and Oklahoma’s Platt National Park as federal land. It also covers militia actions in Kentucky and West Virginia amid the Matewan anniversary tensions, with authorities requesting federal troops and officials debating martial law and troop deployment.

Ike Alice M. Robertson Fittie Park Oklahoma Sam Robertson Platt National Park Mandel Senator Platt Connecticut Platt House Sutherland Benais Sutherland West

Ireland and Britain edge toward talks on self government

In Dublin Premier Lloyd George offers a conference with De Valera on Ireland’s right to choose its own government without preconditions, aiming to seek common ground. De Valera replies stressing Ireland’s independence and neutrality, inviting discussion between respective peoples.

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Fatal ambush and Irish unrest ripple through Leinster and Cork

The report details a shooting near Ballyturn House injuring officers and killing Capt Cornwallis and others, followed by attacks on homes in Cork and Dublin by raiders tied to Sinn Fein activities. Police and military deployed. one constable killed and several wounded. Sinn Fein documents seized in London raids amid ongoing terror attacks.

Bagot Ballyturn House Gort Cornwallis Tabort Ballyurn McCréery Gregory Augusta Gregory Ansha County Tipperary Killiney Dublin London Associated, Press Right's Royal ‘Trish Constabulary Sinn Fein Irish Self-determination League

Ireland and Britain War Question debated in talks

In a discussion on Ireland's role in war, experts argued that Irish independence and sovereignty would affect Britain’s defense. They said Irish sons would defend their shores, freeing English troops, while any imposed constitutional arrangement could ruin agreement and stall negotiations.

Ireland Britain Q. Whit

Maryland Mimic Battle Tops Suburban Training Exercise

A sham battle at the University of Maryland in College Park simulates war with the District of Columbia as part of the annual reserve officers training corps inspection. The event features drills, trench construction, and a ridge defense along the Washington-Baltimore pike, with Maj. Crawford declaring Maryland the winner.

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Supreme Court rules on invested capital and estate tax deductions

The court issued two key rulings on revenue acts of 1916 and 1947. It held that an increased asset value cannot be added to invested capital for tax purposes and that state inheritance taxes cannot be deducted from net estate under the revenue act. The La Belle Iron Works case centered on valuing ore lands bought before 1904 and later revalued, influencing capital stock treatment and corporate profits.

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Church In Conflict Over Dances Faces Member Expulsion

A church leader urged expulsion of members who hosted or patronized dances in private homes and said a fall vote should decide the issue. He warned members to choose sides or resign, signaling a major church dispute amid questions of discipline and membership.

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Broomspun Wins Preakness at Pimlico in Photo Finish

Broomspun, the son of Broomstick, won the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico before about 25,000 fans. Polly Ann and Jeg chased theWhitney stable pair, with Tryster and Leonardo II also in contention. The race, worth the richest purse of the season, saw drama as Polly Ann was kicked at the post and Broomspun edged ahead in the final stretch.

Broomson Broomstick Pimlico Broomspun Jimmy Rowe Harry Payne Whitney Polly Ann Spaulding Lowe Jenkins Jege J.E. Griffith Baltimore Tryster Tryste Whitney Rowe and Jeg Rowe Peter Pan Maryland Polly Ano Leonardo II Zalapa Brabmspun Leonardo Milton

Senate moves to start Washington water conduit expansion

Senate military affairs subcommittee approved an amendment to the army bill authorizing $200,000 to begin constructing an upgraded water conduit for the District of Columbia. Secretary Weeks urged swift action citing emergency repairs and aging lines that risk shutting off all city water if repairs are needed.

Senate Committee of Military Affairs Wadsworth Tuler Congress War Weeks House Committee Wilson Frel- Inghuyson Sutherland Elecher McKellar Facta Khewry Bil Senate House Department Washington Army Texa Sorumbia Bom MC. Fyler Corps of Engineers Bigtriet Columbia

New Use Found for Floating Mines by Kronstadt Ref

In Etrioki Finland on May 16 the Kronstadt refugees report a new use for decharged floating mines fed by the Americans. The discovery highlights improvised defense measures and evolving wartime tactics.

Etrioki Finland Kronstadt

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