Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-08
.LOR0 MAYOR IS LIABLE I | BE
 DENIED ENTRY
Conflict Between Labor And State Departments Comes
 Out Into The Open
PROSECUTION FAVORED
Secretary Davis Says Irish Visitor Has No Right To
 Admission To Country

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7- Definite indications had appeared tonight that the state department might take in to it's own hands. without regard to the department of labor the question Of admitting to the United States Daniel J. O'Callaghan. lord mayor of Cork. paroled by the labor depart ment after his arrival at Newport News as stowaway
 Conflict between the two depart ments as foreshadOwed yesterday was brought out into the open today and accentuated tonight when it was learned that Acting Secretary Davis of the state department had called upon the departments legal authori- ties for advice on the question of his department taking the entire O'Cal- laghan admission matter into his own hands The state department. il has been indicated, favors deportation of the lord mayer while the labor depart menf has been represented by those in Hose touch with its higher off cials as fayOring admission of the Cork official
 The case of the lord mayor has not been formally presented to the state department tonight by the labor de- partment hut The solicitor Of the for nier department was kIc~n 10 be giving consideration also to his de partmeut's power. in case O'Calia- ghan is admitted by labor officials. to ask the department of justice 10 institute proceedings against the lord mayor on the charge Of violating criminal statute by entering the United States without a passport
 Secretary Davis also indicated dur ing the day that the state department had instituted an investigation of the reported statement of Harry Roland. secretary to Eamonn de Valera. ''president of the Irish republic" that he too. had entered the United States without a passport as stow away. Davis said that the depart ment in addition had taken note or the reported advocacy of Roland in a speech yesterday in New York oi vendetta" by the Irish in every coun try. if England persisted in the pur- suit of its present course toward Ire land.
 There was a question. he said. as to whether such a declaration did not bring it's author within scope of the immigration act of 1916 providing de nortation for aliens advocating the use. of force and violence against the United States
 Try MacSwiney Adviser
 DUBLIN. Jan 7-Intelse interest is being evinced in the trial here to- morrow by field court martial Of Fa- ther Dominic chaplain of the repub- lican guard and spiritual adviser to the late Terence MacSwiney, lord mayor of Cork. who died in BriXton iail. London, while on hunger strike l. is said that the case against Father Dominic is sc urgent that it Is impos- sible to convene a general court mar tial The usual week given a prison CT for preparation of his defense also has been curtailed.
 It is learned that the charges are based on certain passages in note book and in a letter. The accused man will maintain that the passages in the notebook were dictated to him bv Lord Mayor MacSwiney in Brixton prison in the presence of the prison authorities for transmission 10 Mac Swiney's friends and that the letter was a private communication to a friend in England where it was seiz- ed by Scotland Yard detectives.