Inside views of the Peace Conference on General Gough crisis
The piece discusses General Sir Hubert Gough and the St Quentin 1918 failure. It surveys court martial delays, Lloyd George’s wartime decisions, and Irish questions. It notes Gough’s loyalty claims, Curragh Camp tensions, and possible shift toward Irish freedom.
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Hubert Gooch
Gough
St. Quentin
England
Sir Hubert Gough
General Gough
Ireland
America
Curragh Camp
Ulster
Germany
Episcopal diocese to convene as bishop presides and speakers set for meetings
Bishop Lawrence will preside at the Episcopal diocesan convention tomorrow and at the Episcopal City Mission meeting Friday. Hiomer A. Rodeheaver, famed Billy Sunday chorister, will address the Y M C A men’s meeting May 11 and preach that evening at the first Presbyterian Church. Dr Isaac Ward preaches at businessmen noon meetings all week. Friday night Park Street Church hosts talks on Master Characters by Rev A Z Conrad May 2 9 16 28 and 30 with other clergy addressing from May 2 to May 23 at Cathedral Church of St Paul. Re-creation topics discussed by Unitarian Women on Arlington Street tomorrow.
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Lawrence
Episcopal Diocesan
Episcopal City
Maine
Hiomer A. Rodeheaver
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Isaac Ward
Park Street Congregational Church
A. Z. Conrad
St. Paul
George H. Randall
Philadelphia
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
George Egbert Wright
St. Paul's Church
John Quincey Adams
All
Frederick P. Kneeland
St. Stephen's Church
Social Service Council of Unitarian Women
Arlington Street
Injured Auto Drops Six Feet Over Bank in West Roxbury
George B. Kelliher aged 30 of 238 Washington street West Roxbury was severely injured when the car he drove belonging to Dr. Robert T. Sullivan slid off an embankment on Musgrave avenue West Roxbury late last night. The vehicle fell six feet and was slightly damaged.
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George B. Kelliher
Washington Street
West Roxbury
Robert T. Sullivan
Musgrave Avenue
Kelliher
Neighborly Question on V Bond Purchase and Button Show
A brief tale prompts asking a neighbor whether he has bought a V bond and to display a personal button as part of the exchange. The scene centers on civic asking and a small personal token.
All South Boston to Celebrate
South Boston plans a patriotic celebration with a large parade in two divisions, multiple bands, a 18 by 4 foot flag unveiling, and speeches by notable figures. A loving cup will honor Colonel Edward J. Logan, with events from dawn to late night including church services, a baseball game, bells, and fireworks.
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South
Boston
East Broadway
M. J. Creed
John H. Toland
Joseph A. Maynard
Committee On Parade
James E. O’brien
William H. Griffin
Army
Navy
Andrew Square
Dorchester Street
West Seventh Street
Dorchester Avenue
West Broadway
Marine Park
Independence Park
Farragut Road
Shea
Creed
Congressman Gallivan
Peters
Coolidge
Edwards
Wood
Edward J. Logan
Columbus Park
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