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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1921

Page

5

Irish Peace Plan Question Divides Irish Opinion

Public sentiment centers on a January Smuts letter urging acceptance of imperial terms. Dail Eireann may refer the issue to a plebiscite or new southern elections to decide, while Lloyd George says no amnesty beyond released prisoners.

Jan C. Smuts de Valera Dail Eireann General Smuts Ireland David Lloyd George House of Commons

Dublin Hopes Rise as Sinn Fein Parliament Opens Deliberations

Dublin awaits the Dail Eireann session with optimism about the British peace terms. The assembly, meeting at Mansion House, will spend two days on formal opening duties before addressing whether terms are accepted, rejected, or negotiated further. Eamon De Valera is anticipated to speak as members prepare for the first decisive votes.

Dublin Associated Press Dail Eireann Sinn Fein All Ireland Dublin Castle

Long Life Advice From 101st Birthday Homemaker

Mrs Mary Mulvihill celebrated her 101st birthday on College Avenue Somerville and attributed longevity to hard work and duty. The great grandmother sews without aid, climbs stairs easily, stays alert to daily affairs, and reports no aches or illnesses while still active.

Mary Mulvihill

Bishop O’Leary Celebrates Mass in Springfield

Bishop elect Thomas M. O’Leary of the Springfield diocese, formerly vicar general in Manchester New Hampshire, celebrated his first mass at St Michael’s Cathedral. He arrived to assume administration from Rev Mer J T Madden of Holyoke after Bishop Beavin’s death last October.

Springfield Thomas M. O’leary Manchester New Hampshire St. Michael's Cathedral Mer. J. T. Madden Holyoke Thomas D. Beavin

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