What Should Be Done for Ireland What Should Be Done for Ireland
English writer argues that Irish self determination and reform must be settled in Ireland. He urges Americans to avoid entanglement, notes Ulster's aims, and contrasts democratic liberty with surrender of the individual. He praises Wilson and Boston Post for hosting the debate. Arthur Kean, Congress Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
United States
Canada
England
Hadrian IV
Papal
von Bernhardt
Wilson
Europe
Boston Post
Arthur Kean
Congress Street
Boston
Compromise Seen in Centre Party for Irish Peace
The article argues that Ulsterites Sinn Feiners and the Centre party must reach a bargain. It claims independence would hurt Ulster and southern Ireland alike, warns of economic ruin, and promotes Centre party principles as a route to home rule peace and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Ulsterites
Maward Carson
Centre Party
British Empire
Stephen Gwynn
John Redmond
Edward de Valera
Sinn Teiners
Sinn Feiners
Sinn
Nationalist Party
Southern Ireland
Great Britain
What Should Be Done for Ireland
Max Henry Newman argues for Ireland to exercise self determination similar to other nations. He asserts Ireland is a nationality deserving freedom from British rule and notes that the struggle is a national, not religious, matter echoing Jewish and Polish self-determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hreedom
Ireland
England
Wneland
Palestine
Poland
Max Henry Newman
Davis Street
Boston
Ireland Home Rule Supporter Endorses Empire Link
Somerville letter argues for home rule within the British empire and warns against American critics. Dean A. 5S.
Almighty Himself Set Erin's Bounds
A Watertown letter urges that Ireland’s sovereignty and self-determination be respected. The writer argues the boundary lines of Erin are divinely set and cannot be budged by peace conferences, comparing Ireland’s struggle to early American independence and inviting contributors to reveal their names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Tireland
Erin
Washington
Standish J. Reidy
Watertown
Mass
Does Ireland Deserve Self Government Like Poland
The writer argues Ireland, with its own language and history, should have self government similar to Poland. Ireland is larger than Belgium and Holland, and in 1918 its revenue was about 150 million dollars, far above Switzerland. The piece contends Britain stole Ireland’s independence in 1801 and notes Ireland supported the Allies in the recent war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Ecurope
Pitt
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Ireland and Democracy Defended Against English Oppression
James Francis Desmond of Reading argues Ireland has suffered under English rule for decades. He cites 500000 native-born Irish in the English army and claims the U S would need six million volunteers to match Ireland’s wartime contribution. He warns that without Irish self-determination the world’s peace and the League of Nations could be undermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ireland
Trish
O'Leary
London
Hyde Park
Sir Horace Plunkett
Boston
United States
Migini
League of Nations
James Francis Desmond
Reading
South Wales Miners Vote to Reject Sankey Terms
Cardiff reports a conference of South Wales miners adopting a resolution urging the Miners' Federation to reject government terms based on the Sankey report. It recommends seven hours underground from July 16 and six hours from July 13 1921, with wage rises and worker input in mine direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
South Wales Miners Today
Miners’ Federation
The
Coal Commission
John Sankey
Sankey
Cutter Secures Crippled Ocean Off Cape Cod Tow to New York
Coastguard cutter Ossipee, sent from Portland, found the Norwegian Ocean damaged off Cape Cod. The ship, en route from Liverpool to New York, reported broken balance blocks and a failed pump. Ossipee tows her at five knots, expected to reach New York by Wednesday.
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Coastguard
Ossipee
Portland
Ocean
Cane Cod
New York
Liverpool
Woman in Court Over Unpaid Hotel Bill and Larceny
Rosalind Magee, a young woman accused of skipping the Copley Plaza Hotel bill and of stealing $100 from a downtown department store, appeared in Central Court. The case was continued for investigation. bail stood at $24, and police say she has used false pretenses to gain work as a cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind Magee
Central Court
Copley Plaza
Wentworth
Miss Magee
Dorsey
Haggerty
Boston
Nantasket
Providence
Maanagement
Magee
Isrbell Bedell
Work-Horse Parade on Memorial Day in Boston
The Boston Work-Horse Relief Association issues a circular for a Memorial Day parade entry. Free entry with special old-horse and other classes, medals and cash prizes, judged by a regular army cavalry colonel. Blind or out-of-condition horses excluded. aged horses may join a ribbons-only class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Teacon Street
Esthonians Capture Towns From Bolsheviki
An official communication reports Estonian forces captured the towns of Vecheri in the Paskoff sector and Hilamash on the Gulf of Riga’s eastern shore. Both battles ended in victory after hard fighting, and the railway between Hainash and Volmar on the Aa Ttver was freed from Bolshevik control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Istho Wan
Osthenians
Vechory
Paskoff
Hilamash
Gulf of Riga
Pernau
Wisthonians
T Hainash
Volmar
Tiz A Joy to Sore Tired Feet
Old advertisement promises relief from foot pain with Tiz a magical remedy that draws out swelling and exudations. It claims instant comfort and urges buying a 25 cent box at druggists or stores with a year guarantee or money back.
Cocaine Ties Fraud Charge to Drug Use, Dresser Jr Claims
Dresser Jr pleads to fraudulently procuring entertainment at several Posten hotels and tells court his troubles stem from cocaine use. He recalls first indulging at code parties in Hack Bay district and notes his From Texas University undergraduate status and past role with the U S Shipping Board. His sentence was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chars
Dresser, Jr
Severel Posten
Hack Bay
Crestor
University of Texas
Tite States Shipping Board
New Haver
Roxbury Cafe
Pospond
Advertis Rupture and Truss Debate Across the Isles
A fragmentary notice discusses individuals injured by ruptures and the use of trusses to prevent collapse. It contrasts makeshift devices with standard supports, emphasizing pressure, nourishment, and the need for secure, comfortable attachments.
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Freedom
Henry
Peter
Tjrishmen
Cromwell
Scotland
Wales
Australia
Germany
America
Ulster
France
Italy
Liberty
Victory
Liberty Loan
Ring
Liberty Loan Committee of
New England
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
Devonshire St
PLUTO
French Lick Satine Y Hotel Co
French Lick
Ind
Fenners
Somerville
Dean
South Wales
Boston Work-Morse
Bolsheviki
Dixon
Back Bay
GU Licura
Ada Meaney
Standish St
Wollaston
Ardresa
Cutteura
Dept. H
Taleum Ye
St. Lois
Sloan’s
Kline
Mar. Kline Capers
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