Million Weep at Collins Funeral in Dublin
Dublin mourns Michael Collins with a vast funeral. The national cortege moved from Glasnevin to the grave as clergy and citizens from all walks of life honored Ireland’s rising leader. A lily from Kitty Kiernan rested on the coffin amid Catholic rites and broad tribute to Collins’s republican work.
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Dublin
Ireland
Michael Collins
Griffith
Parnell
Kitty Kiernan
Richard Mulcahy
National Army
Michael
Collins
Free State
de Valera
Irish Protestants Back Collins Support After Martyr Claim
In Dublin the Bishop White praised Collins, saying Irish churchmen and Protestants would loyally back the government. He cited General Collins last words as pro peace and called Michael Collins a martyr to order versus anarchy, urging prayers for the country’s salvation.
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Dublin
Limerick
White
Collins
Michael Collins
Dentist Dr Frank Perrin Found Dead In West Roxbury
Back Bay dentist Dr Frank Perrin aged health issues led to suicide by gas in a third floor room at 27 Landseer street West Roxbury. Police were alerted after he failed to meet his wife at 1 pm and neighbors called for help. He had recently left his Boylston street office due to ill health.
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Frank Perrin
Back Bay
Landseer Street
West Roxbury
Abbott and
Nickerson
Perrin
Boston
Highlands
Marilyn Miller Returns to Stage in Sally Reopening
Marilyn Miller and husband Jack Pickford arrived from Los Angeles with their Airedale Dicky. Miller begins rehearsals at New Amsterdam Theatre for Sally reopening in Boston on Sept. 4 while Pickford attends the second premiere and returns to Los Angeles for another film. Miller cites disputes with Florenz Ziegfeld as casting gloom on their honeymoon, though Ziegfeld sent a congratulatory telegram.
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New York
Marilyn Miller
Jack Pickford
Los Angeles
Ambassador Hotel
Dicky
Miss Miller
New Amsterdam Theatre
Sally
Ziegfeld
Regional Drug Stores Across Greater Boston Area
A list of drug stores and distributors including Willow Drug in Cambridge, Freeman in Chelsea, Salisb ury in Jamaica Plain, Brody in Roxbury, Kimball & Co in Everett, Crosby & Collins in Malden, Stewart & Salisbury in Charlestown, Haslam's in Melrose, Fitch Drug in Lynn, Ackerman's in Lynn, Ropes Drug Stores in Salem, and John J. Forrest in Lawrence with A. F. Rider, Fred P. Brooks in Norwood and other leading outlets.
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Boston
S. F. Chamberlain
Cambridge
Willow Drug
Chelsea
C. W. Freeman
Jamaica Plain
F. D. Salisbury
Roxbury
Maurice Brody
Everett, Kimball & Co
Malden
Crosby & Collins
Charlestown
Stewart & Salisbury
Melrose
Haslam's
Lynn
Fitch Drug
Ackerman's
Salem
Ropes Drug Stores
Lawrence
Mass
John J. Forrest
A. F. Rider
Norwood
Fred P. Brooks
Edward M Curran Dead Sporting Hotel Proprietor
Edward M Curran 65 proprietor of Currans Hotel on Beach Street Dorchester dies after months of throat illness. He aided John L Sullivan and backed the sport scene in Boston. Survived by wife four sons three daughters funeral at St Peters Church Meeting House Hill with requiem Mass. He belonged to Boston Lodge BPOE Shawmut Council.
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Edward M. Curran
Curran
Beach Street
Boston
Melville Street
Dorchester
Eddie Curran
Pal
John L. Sullivan
John L
Warhorse
Old Cove
Blenheim
Edward M Curran funeral today noted as hotel proprietor
Edward M Curran the hotel proprietor and sport enthusiast will be buried today. He held membership in K of C AOUW and M Co OF and belonged to many athletic clubs.
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Edward M. Curran
The Mental Hazard by Clarence Budington Kelland
A synopsis introduces Kelland’s The Mental Hazard in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece highlights a complex marriage tale exploring personal strain and social expectations within a 1920s American setting.
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Clarence Budington Kelland
Next Boston Sunday Post
48 Entombed in Mine by Fire at Argonaut
Jackson California August 28 rescue crews fight to reach 48 men entombed at midnight by a fire in the Argonaut gold mine. The trapped men are believed to be between the 4500 and 4800 foot levels as the main fire burns over 1000 feet above them. Kennedy mine workers entered a connected tunnel but bulkhead blockage and possible tunnel collapse raise doubts of rescue success.
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Jackson
Cal
Argonaut
Kennedy
Germany to send moratorium delegate to Paris reparations sitting
Berlin August 28. Germany has accepted an invitation to send a delegate to Paris for Wednesday's reparations commission sitting. The decision was made at a ministerial council meeting presided over by Chancellor Wirth.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Paris
Wirth
Dead man at wheel of auto on Brooklyn street
New York August 28 a speeding car swerved across a sidewalk and crashed into an iron fence. A man found dead in the driver's seat is identified as W C Crane a well to do plumber of Amityville L I police believe apoplexy from fear caused his death as he feared harming children nearby
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New York
Somer Street
Onne Avenue
Brooklyn
Ralph Avenue
W.C. Crane
Amftyville
L. I
The Wise One George Weston story on a girl and a sot
The Wise One by George Weston offers an unusual tale about a girl who thought she knew a sot. It will appear in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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George Weston
Boston Sunday Post
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