Cross Gloves and Handbag Featured in Leather Goods Ad
A vintage ad promotes Cross Gloves as life’s protection and style, showcasing a Black moire silk Hand Bag with mirror, coin compartment and 7 inch depth priced at $4. Monogramming offered for $2. An Envelope Purse in black meat with crepe seal, silk lining, mirrored frame, 7x3 3/4 inch size priced at $5. The Mark Cross Bond issued to cover Cross Gloves or Leather Goods up to face value for gifting when recipient size is unknown. Redeemable at stores or agencies.
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Hk Ree Tate
Friends of Ireland Rally Denounces England and Warns Against War
A large Boston convention of the Friends of Irish Freedom denounces England and warns against U.S. entry into war. Speakers argue Ireland's independence, condemn British policy, and urge President Wilson to stay out of European quarrels while supporting Irish self determination and a neutral stance for America.
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England
United States
Germany
Matthew Cummings
Congress
Convention
Wilson
Committee On Foreign Affairs
House and Senate
Friends of Irish Freedom
Cradle of Liberty
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Republic
Washington
Father
Iceland
New York
Congress of the
Joseph P. Lomasney
Justice Cohalan
America
Rheims
Ireland
Rome
Vatican
Curley
Europe
Joseph F. O’connell
O’connell
Jerome Rooney
John Redmond
Redmond
Canada
John F. Kelly
Pittsfield
William P. Connery
Lynn
James O’sullivan
Lowell
James O'Neil
Lawrence
Thomas F. Cassidy
North Adams
Fred J. McLaughlin
Francis J. Horgan
Langille High Gun Leads Middlesex Patriots’ Day Shoot
The Middlesex Rifle Club of Lincoln held its Patriots Day event. In the 500 yard competition Isaac Langille was high gun with 2. Gerald Harvey finished second with a 24. Prizes were awarded.
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Middlesex Rifle Club of
Lincoln
Isaac Langille
Gerald Harvey
Awards in events list top finishers with times noted
C. E. Douglas won the 300-yard event with a four second mark and Walter Gibbons took second with a 21. Gerald Harvey claimed the second leg on the trophy cup with a 90. PERMITS ON GERMAN GOODS EXPIRE MAY 15 Washington April 19 The British embassy letter says the foreign office set May 15 as the expiry date for permits last year for shipment from neutral ports of German and Austrian goods. Unutilized permits issued this year lapse June 1 or two months from authorization, whichever is longer, unless otherwise provided. Consuls to notify forwarding agents.
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C. E. Douglas
Walter Gibbons
Gerald Harvey
Washington
Foreign Office
State Department
Rotterdam
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Thomas Cassidy
Francis I. Campbell
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English Alliance
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Goff
John W. Goff
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Marshal
Great Britain
Belgium
Dublin
India
Transvaal
Egypt
Soudan
Cohalan
O'Connell
Tague
Ellen Ryan Jolly
Iona
Jonas Parker
Minute Men
Lexington
County Clare
Shannon
Barrett
Concord
O’donnell
Chicago
Rey
Filene
Hawley Streets
Coats
Milan
Monarch House
Monarch
Carpenter-Morton Paints
New England
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