Arizona republican., 1920-06-21
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Londonderry Again Scene Of Bloodshed as Nation alists Attack Unionists;
 American Ex-Service Men Among Killed = Troops Restore Order ..
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

LONDONDERRY, June 2o-tlYe persons were killed, 10 others seriously wounded. several of them probably fatally. and about 100 others were less seriously injured during a period of desperate rioting in this city Saturday night The fighting was accompanied by several attempts at incendiarism, one of which resulted in the burning of a large store.
 The rioting was confirmation of Friday night disorders. when Natlonal- ists and Unionists engaged in clashes for several hours and the military had to be called out.
 Number of Wounded Unknown An unrecorded number of persons, suffering from minor wounds, went home without receiving treatment. Among the wounded are several ship yard workers with bad gunshot wounds.
 The military. fully equipped. had taken positions at the head and foot of Bridge street. which is in the Ma tionalist quarters. and on Fountain street in the Unionist quarters An armored car was drawn up at Carlisle road. between these localities. Never theless another night of terror fol- ] lowed
 From shortly after 9 until II o'clock ] pandeInonium reigned.
 i A shot fired from one party into a l crowd of rival partisans developed with ominous speed into violent riot ] ing The Nationalists did not seem to be so well provided with weapons as l their opponents. but they maintained 1 q vigorous defense.
 In an early stage Of the battle, two men were shot dead in Long Tower street Tutl~a~ number of persons, in eluding a baby in arms, were wounded i In the midst of one melee. a. man who knocked down small boy, was l chased by an angry mob of men anc women. He sought shelter in the City club. Insistent demands for his re- jection being ignored, the mob stoned the club.
 A large crowd assembled in the non residential quarter in the center of tho city. where fierce fighting also oc- ! cured. Two girls were among the combatants here. Before the military arrival, the riot flared to greater in tensity and the firing by Unionists be came so hot that people were seen tC he crawling along the ground to places i of safety.
 Unionists Win Upper Hand Gradually the Inionists gained con trol of the entire district iR- the center of the city. chasing the Nationalist
 into their own locality In their re- treat the latter fired into the Masonic hall. the windows of which were
 broken. The Unionists posted smal groups at vantage points ana Kept LII a continuous fire Here Edwin Price
 was killed as he entered the doorway of the Diamond hotel, where he lived
 The bullet passed through hsi abdo-
 men. pierced a two-inch door, anC
 finally became embedded in q wall.
 Price served with an ambulance
 corps in the Ulster division through
 out the war, having come from Amer ica to enlist, He was waiting an op- portunity to return to America.
 The military arrived in the center of the city at about Il o'clock and aI
 armored car was moved to Bishop.
 gate, whereupon the rioting subsided although occasional shots were stil heard. The Unionists left the neigh borhood. singing and cheering.