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Loyal Orangemen Ask Hearing on Ulster Self-Determination
New York September 1 Loyal Orange Institution announced that after the Senate foreign relations committee heard the Friends of Irish Freedom a hearing for the Friends of Ulster Self-Determination and associated organizations was requested in telegrams to Senator Lodge and Senator Williams asking for an early hearing.
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Knoxville Labor Day Riots Followed By Heavy Guard Presence
Knoxville remains tense after a violent weekend that left two dead and sixteen wounded. National Guard and officers patrol white and negro districts with machine guns in the black belt while outside units depart. Mayes, accused of murder in the Lindsay case, faces special grand jury action as authorities estimate over 550,000 in property damage. Rewards are posted for electrocution escapees. mob leaders are not being sought.
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Vine Avenue
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Washington
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Funeral Stirred Populace As Sheriff Warned of Danger
The funeral revived public sentiment and prompted the sheriff to report to the governor that the situation still carried many elements of danger. The events continued into Monday night.
City hosts Labor Day revelry drew 100000 out
Washington observers report 100000 residents left the city for three days of rest and recreation on Labor Day. Delegates from the National Federation of Postal Employes attended the outing of the Central Labor Union. Rail and boat traffic to colonial beaches and parks surged as officials stayed busy with city duties. Special trains and packed Union Station reflected the holiday exodus.
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Italy Grants Amnesty to Wartime Soldiers
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel granted amnesty to forty thousand Italian soldiers sentenced to long prison terms for wartime actions. The decision, announced today, lowers penalties and allows repatriation and reintegration into civilian life.
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Hymn of Hate Targets Poles Emerges in Germany
A London Times special reports in Kattowitz that Germans have produced a new hostile hymn aimed at Poles titled We German Upper Silesians. The opening verse curses Poles, praying for famine and misery including unborn children, crippled limbs, and forced groans, reflecting a genocidal tone.
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Palmer's Cold Improves Ahead of ABA Address
Stroudsburg Pa Sept 1 Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer with a cold for several days is much improved. It was announced tonight at his home that he will leave for Boston tomorrow morning to address the American Bar Association in the evening.
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A. Mitchell Palmer
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American Bar Association
Serbian Cabinet Narrowly Survives in Parliament
Vienna reports that Liouba Davidovitch’s government in Serbia won by only eight votes after a debate on its program. Premier defended the ministry against criticism, arguing attacks targeted personnel more than policies.
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Associated Press
Liouba
Davidovitch
Policie
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