THE IRISH CRISIS.
o— 2 DE VALERA IN CANADA. By Telegraph—Press Association— Copyright. Australian end N,Z. Cable Association. (Received September 2, 9 a-m.) NEW YORK, September 1. Do Valera admits that he made sovoral visits recently to Canada for tho organisation of a Self-determination for Ireland League of Canada. Ho had conferences with tho leaders, and outlined the campaign, and the organisation was put on a national basis. CURFEW IN BELFAST. WORKMEN ATTACKED. By Telegraph—Press Association-Copyright. Australian and N.Z-. Cable Association. (Kecoived September 2, 12.6 p-m-) LGNDUiN, September 1. ’The military’s rigid enforcement of curfew order in Belfast resulted in a peaceful night. Tho streets were deserted till live o'clock this morning. Afterwards the police fatally shot a man trying to escape from a. looted public house. _ • Sinn Feincrs, with stones and Tine Phots, attacked the trams conveying •workmen to the shipyards. Fierce rioting followed, in which tho military fered several volleys.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 20041, 2 September 1920, Page 7
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