Irish Democracy Rally Sees Call for Ireland Self Rule
A large gathering moves speakers like Richard Dwyer and ex Mayor Curley urge Ireland to pursue self-government while criticizing U S and French policy. They recall Irish figures in U S history and warn of political realignments as Ireland’s justice and democracy are framed against British rule.
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Thdlement Wilson
The
Democratic
Daniel Foley
Common Cause Society
Tra Wilson
America
James A. Gallivan
France
Ireland
Richard Dwyer
Stan
Curley
Parkman
Kingdom of
Hedia
Rustom
Smiles and unity at Wilson & Co Chicago plant rally
A speech by Mr. Wilson to foremen and workers at the Wilson & Co Chicago plant stresses teamwork and integrity. He praises worker loyalty, the Certified brand, and fair treatment while urging cost efficiency and public confidence in quality. The event includes Irish republic support resolutions and remarks from other leaders.
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Wilson & Co
Chicago
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Cambridge Mass Irish Rally Urges Freedom for Ireland
Judge C E Collins of New York spoke at Gordon's Theatre as Irish societies gathered in Cambridge to back Ireland's independence amid World War I. Senator elect David I Walsh compared Ireland to a volcano while urging self determination and aiding small nations at the peace table. Mayor Quinn presided as about 2000 attended.
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Idrin
Atlantic
C. E. Collins
New York
Cambridge
Gordon
Central Square
Ireland
America
Collins
Cuba
Humanity
League of Nations
Wilson
Treland
Flanders
Robert Emmet
David I. Walsh
Quinn
U. S. May Need Erin Says Professor Walshe in Salem
Professor William J. Walshe lectured at the Empire Theatre in Salem urging Ireland’s freedom to be a central issue for U S policy. The noted traveler spoke before a large audience, outlining Irish aims and implications for American policy amid current events.
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Walshe
Salem
America
William J. Walshe
Empire Theatre
Irish Leader Urges U S Support for Irish Liberty
A speaker appeals to Americans to back Ireland in its fight for legislative independence. He recalls Irish valor from Chateau Thierry to Fredericksburg and urges moral and financial aid so Erin will gain freedom by 1919. He predicts the League of Nations may fail without Ireland included among self determining nations.
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America
Chateau Thierry
Fontenoy
Waterloo
Fredericksburg
Ireland
League of Nations
Erin
Walshe
Atlantic
Firemen to Dance at Concord Armory Ball Tonight
The Concord Fire mens Relief Association will stage a concert and ball this evening at the Concord State Armory. Firefighters plan an entertainment event to raise funds and boost camaraderie among members.
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Concord Firemen’s Relief Association
Concord State Armory
Near Riot in East Boston Ends with Three Arrests
A large crowd clashed along Maverick street East Boston between Liverpool and Border streets. A gun was drawn, prompting a rapid police response. Donald White 19 of Newport RI naval training station Fred Altri 24 and Joseph Altri 21 of East Boston were charged with affray after a pursuit.
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Maverick Street
Liverpool
Border Streets
East Boston
Donald White
Newport
R. I., Naval Training Station
Fred Altri
Marginal Street
East
Boston
Newport Training Station
Joseph Altri
Somerville Irish Societies thank Boston Post editor
The United Irish Societies of Somerville praise Edwin A. Grazier for supporting the Irish freedom effort with a $1000 donation and generous Post coverage. A motion calls for publication of the resolutions and thanks to Grazier, dated April 16, 1919.
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United Irish Societies of
Somerville
Sir
United Irish Societies of Somerville
Ireland
Knights of Columbus Hall
Cummings
Poston Post
Boston Post
General Committee
The
Edwin A. Grazier
Thomas M. Nolan
Office
Fraternity Building
Union Square
Mass
YD Men Entertained by Vaudeville Stars at Boston Theatre
Soldiers of the 26th Division and other overseas units gathered for a final special afternoon show arranged by the Mayor's entertainment committee. All-star vaudeville acts kept the crowd amused from 2:30 to 4:30 before officers and men moved to the Parkman bandstand for a reception on the Common. The theatre was full with YD men in downstairs seats and other divisions and bluejackets in the galleries.
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Boston
Mayor's Entertainment Committee
B. F. Keith
Parkman
Night Workers Easter Mass at St James Church
Night workers from newspaper plants attended a 3 30 am Easter Mass at St James Church Harrison Ave The celebrant was Rev Father Lane S J from Immaculate Conception Church and he preached The Rev Philip J O Donnell pastor also spoke An Easter music program directed by J B McDonnell featured a male church choir and soloists James Driscoll Frank McGlew and Thomas J McDonnell At offertory Mr Driscoll sang Ave Maria by Gounod
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St. James’ Church
Harrison Avenue
Father Lane
S. J
Immaculate Conception
Philip J. O'Donnell
J. B. McDonnell
James Driscoll
Frank McGlew
Thomas J. McDonnell
Mr. Driscoll
Gounod
Aviator Receives Medal for Chicago to New York Flight
Captain E. F White, army aviator, was awarded the Aero Club of America medal of merit for making the first nonstop flight from Chicago to New York. The Aero Club planned a reception in his honor, with representatives from Minneapolis and Illinois clubs at the Atlantic City Pan American convention.
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New York
E. F White
Chicago
Aero Club of America
Atlantic City
Aero Club of Minneapolis
Home and School Plans In Lexington
A Lexington Home and School Association will organize in Lexington High School hall this evening. Edward C. Stone will preside and Frank W. Wright deputy commissioner of education will speak on The School and Community Life. Officers will be elected and organization plans discussed afterward.
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Lexington
Lexington High School
Edward C. Stone
Frank W. Wright
Jeffers Murphy Wedding Reception At Maguire Home
A wedding reception followed the marriage of John L. Jeffers to Frances G. Murphy at the Cathedral. The couple, seen with Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Maguire, planned an extended trip to New York and Atlantic City.
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D. C. Maguire
Massachusetts Avenue
New Blood Gives Energy for Duties of Home
A Manchester New Hampshire woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with reviving her strength after years of fatigue from overwork and anemia. She describes stomach pain, insomnia, and pallor improving within two weeks and full recovery after nine weeks, with restored sleep and appetite. She urges others to try the tonic and notes she can now perform housework without fatigue.
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Stephen Murphy
Dartmouth Street
Manchester
N. H
Dr. .Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
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