Gallivan Replies to Loyal Coalition Attack
Congressman James A. Gallivan returns from Washington to vote in the primaries and denounces the Loyal Coalition as a treasonous secret anti American group. He accuses it of aiding British intelligence, stoking religious strife, and betraying American liberty citing Ireland and 1776 parallels. He pledges to defend freedom and American traditions against alleged foreign influence.
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James A. Gallivan
Washington
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Boston
Loyal Coalition
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South Boston
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Ireland
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Halifax
Sheol
Congress
Pershing to be speaker at Harvard Memorial Day
General John J. Pershing will deliver the Harvard Memorial Day address on May 30 honoring 350 Harvard men who died in the war against Germany. The program, Sunday afternoon, includes attendees from the Harvard Regiment and Legion posts in memory of Lt Col James A. Shannon and others.
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John J. Pershing
Harvard University
Harvard
Germany
Pershing
France
Harvard Regiment
James A. Shannon
Cambridge Post
American Legion
Train Schedule Confusion as Daylight Saving Time Arrives
Rail users struggle with the one hour shift as Massachusetts daylight saving time goes into effect. Officials urge using new timetables and follow railroad time which remains Eastern standard everywhere. Trains from Maine New Hampshire and Vermont show mixed changes, leaving some travelers baffled by the hour difference.
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Massachusetts
Eastern Standard
Postman
Boston
Western Union
Telegraph Company
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Portland
Raoston
No Clue to Bond Robbers Found by Detectives
Private detectives seeking clues in the alleged theft of 132000 dollars in bonds of the American Pneumatic Service Company have located and questioned a former employee, hoping he can provide information to solve the mysterious removal.
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American Pneumatic Service Company
Allies Discover 250 Cannon in East Prussia
Two hundred fifty artillery pieces were found at Koenigsberg East Prussia by the Allied Commission according to advices received here.
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East Prussia
Paris
Koenigsberg
Fast Prussia
Interallied Commission
Inside Job Suspected in Bond Heist at Colonial Building
Detectives withhold details from the public while summarizing a security breach at the American Pneumatic Company. President Gilmer Clapp describes 1000 and 500 dollar bonds missing from the executive safe and a vault stash at International Trust Company, suggesting an insider stole access keys, a safe combination, and a fire escape route.
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Clapp
American Pneumatic Company
International Trust Company
Walker
Colonial
Five Hundred French Troops Lost in Urfa Evacuation
Constantinople April 25 AP reports five hundred French troops wiped out in the evacuation of Urfa in northwest Mesopotamia. Details are scarce. American relief workers including Mrs Richard Mansfield are reported safe.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Urfa
Mesopotamia
Richard Mansfield
Daylight Laws Spark Odd Petition From Henry GIllen
Henry Gillen writes a quirky note arguing for saving daylight by law. He describes chasing a midwatch train, paying a ticket, and an absurd sequence with a cow and church bells. He implies Beacon Hill and favored sons pushing the daylight change.
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Hanebaseid
Beacon Hill
Henry Gillen
Irish Bond Drive Ends Triumphant in Massachusetts
Patrick J. Moynihan of Roslindale, Massachusetts state director, has been drafted by the national committee to report to New York and proceed to bond drive work in Indiana after conference with national officers. Massachusetts leads all states in subscriptions, with a final total potentially reaching 1,760,000.
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Patrick J. Moynihan
Roslindale
National Committee
Moynihan
Friends of Irish Freedom
New York
Boston
Indiana
Massachusetts
Mary Keohane
Massachu setts work praised for uniform effort nationwide
A Boston district report commends Massachusetts organizers for exceeding quotas across many cities. The text credits extensive cooperation, careful direction, and headquarters support for uniform progress and the Irish cause, with an Overalls and O14 Clothes Club meeting urging restraint on purchases. Speakers in overalls urged buying only necessities and wearing old clothes to curb profiteering.
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Malcolm Nichols
Transit Commission
Peters
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