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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1921
Page
4
Secretary Weeks said federal troops will not be sent to West Virginia unless the state authorities request them again. A War Department report on conditions in the coal fields cited feeble state attempts to curb the insurgent movement after a march to the Mingo area.
Maiden Court will probe the February disappearance of Patrolman Curley’s two pounds of butter and a dozen eggs bought on Pleasant street. The claimant, George Frederick Higgins 61, of Melrose, treasurer of Gem Pressed Steel Co Chelsea, did not appear in Melden Court. He will appear Thursday with counsel to refute the larceny charge.
Police and fire crews investigated a fire and explosion at 343 Warren Street Roxbury finding a fully vacant three story house used as a still site. Remnants of mash barrels bottles jugs and glassware were recovered while curtains hung at every window to imply occupancy.
Britain signals a return to force in Ulster after the initial meeting between the British premier and the Irish president. The statement follows the end of their first conference and implies a tougher stance ahead.
Sir James Craig's sudden London visit sparks national speculation as Irish officials deny official action. Rumors place Griffith as Sinn Fein foreign minister, signaling deeper Irish talks with Chamberlain and Lloyd George. Dail Éireann adjourns as leaders pressed to advance negotiations with Britain.
In Dublin Aug 29 officials said no reply to David Lloyd George's latest communication would be sent that night. Optimism remained at Dublin Castle about possible changes to De Valera's cabinet reply. Michael Collins planned a speech in Armagh next Sunday signaling Sinn Fein aims in the conflict over a United Ireland.
Four hundred fifty Republicans held in Spike Island internment camp threaten a hunger strike if not released by tomorrow. They argue the English government has no legal or moral right to detain them. A portion already began a hunger strike after a prior release denial. a vote approved the new protest.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will publish Old Iron by Stacy Aumonier, highlighting a brilliant short story in the upcoming issue.
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