Wet meeting features slogans raising worker anti prohibition stance
Rose Brennan a waitress holds a placard among many at a public gathering. The crowd is shown several slogans used to educate attendees about workers positions against prohibition.
07 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1919
Page
1
Rose Brennan a waitress holds a placard among many at a public gathering. The crowd is shown several slogans used to educate attendees about workers positions against prohibition.
Matthew J. Cummings, former Sinn Fein figure, told about 5000 at Knights of Columbus Hall Somerville that there is no power on earth stopping Ireland from gaining freedom soon. The crowd heard a strong propaganda push and circulars about Erin's long resistance.
More than 50 000 people in Boston yesterday endorsed resolutions urging President Wilson in Paris to rescind the war time prohibition proclamation effective July 1. The message was sent during the meetings and continued on page 10 third column.
A veteran who has worked for Irish independence for about twenty years spoke after a long effort. The remarks drew a wave of applause and marked a significant moment in the ongoing struggle.
For one of the greatest Sunday throngs in the history of the camp Continued on Page 10-First Col.
The third contingent of the 26th Division including the 102d Infantry and supporting units arrives by transport Agamemnon. The vessel will reach Boston Light near noon, not pass the Narrows until about 2 PM, anchor at President Roads for an hour, then proceed to Commonwealth Pier and dock after 4 PM.
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