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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1921

Page

3

Mollie the Franklin Park Zoo Elephant Dies in Bath Accident

Grownups mourn Mollie the Franklin Park Zoo elephant who died after a fall in the elephant bath on Friday. Her life of danger and rescue by Tony the smaller elephant is recalled as staff preserve her memory and weigh her historic role in city events.

Grand Old Mollie Franklin Park Zoo New England Post Tony Waddy Boston Common Liberty Loan Red Cross Elephant House Morse Boni Johann Fleisser Travelli

Irish Republic Recognition Urged In Parliament

Speeches urge recognition of an independent Ireland with quotes from English authorities supporting self government. The discussion emphasizes Irish rights and future governance in the debate continuation.

Irish Republic Ireland

LaFollette Speech Draws Irish Leaders to Gallery

Senator LaFollette spoke on Irish independence amid crowded galleries yet poor acoustics left hundreds unable to hear. He urged U S recognition of Ireland as free and independent, and suggested a future statue for Eamonn de Valera. The room held few senators as he prepared to finish the address tomorrow.

LaFollette Senate Mr. Boland DeValera Frank P. Walsh Irish Republic O’callaghan Cork Bob” LaFollette Ireland Great Britain United States Singland France Republic Eamonn de Valera Harding New York Simon Bolivar

Six Policewomen Sworn to Night Duty at Headquarters

Six policewomen were sworn in at headquarters and assigned to the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Two workers go to South station, two to North station, and two to Boston Common with concealed badges. The group includes Irene Lynch Sabina Delaney Lillian Taylor Irene McAuliffe Margaret McHugh and Agnes Callahan.

Bureau of Criminal Investigation South Station North Station Boston Common New Irene C. Lynch Acorn Street Malden Sabina J. Delaney Andrews Road East Boston Lillian A. Taylor Herman Street Roxbury Irene McAuliffe Weston Weston Police Margaret McHugh Eastern Avenue Allston Agnes J. Callahan Lexington Street East Boston Civil Service Curtis Thomas Ryan Police John R. McGarr

Dorchester Day Budget Requested for Parade

Dorchester Day planners and several delegates called on Mayoral Secretary Parke to raise the appropriation from 1575 to 5000 for a parade. The issue will be reviewed by the Mayor. Senator Carey criticized Former Senator Lawler who heads the celebration committee and said he should not hold the post now. He offered himself as the arrangements chairman.

Dorchester Parke John J. Carey Lawler

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