Irish Freedom at Boston Rally Demands Ireland Self rule
A mass Boston gathering urged President Wilson to press Ireland's claim to national independence at the Versailles peace conference. Speakers including Monsignor Splaine and Senator Walsh tied Ireland’s self-determination to democracy, citing Irish war sacrifices and calling for a referendum in Ireland under a League of Nations framework.
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Crowds Rally Outside as Dignitaries Speak Inside Hall
In a cold St Stephens street gathering 29 persons shivered outside while leaders including George Fred Williams Rev Father O Donnell Patrick Melody Brennan Sinn Fein head Jeremiah Carrall and others urged Treland to join the family of nations. Doors to the main hall closed and police feared extra restraints as thousands demanded entry despite the hall being declared full.
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Stabbed for Aiding Woman Arrest Alleges Assault
Morris Cement of 16 Bradford Street was arrested last night charged with assault and battery with intent to kill after he stabbed a Camp Devens soldier twice while the latter was at a local location seeking aid for a woman in distress.
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Soldier Stabbed During Attempted Settlement at Camp Devens
Harry Jones of II Company 12th Division Camp Devens is on the danger list at City Hospital after Cement stabbed him twice during a quarrel with a woman. An approaching E E Babcock and a patrolman aided, and Cement was restrained.
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Mail From Boys Across Paris Sent Home
Three shipments of American army mail total 8.5 million letters sent from France between November 26 and December 2. The prior week delivered 6 million letters. The surge is linked to the fathers letters day on November 4 which prompted sons and fathers to write. Stars and Stripes says all letters will be delivered before Christmas.
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Strike halts shipping as workers walk out at Boston docks
Seven large ocean going steamers at the Myotic and Housatonic docks stop loading when Waterfront FreightLanders Local 808 ILA members strike. President Thomas Casey cites alleged discrimination and unfair interpretation of the award. A conference with Director General Pollock failed to produce an agreement. The men say they will stay off the job until the award is applied, routing further dealing through Senator-elect Walsh.
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Wage dispute outlines hourly rates and proposed awards
Article 4 proposed by the director general of CPIBroads sets a wage of 12 cents per hour for an eight hour day, replacing another award that offered 18 cents for an eight hour day. The ninth and tenth hours would raise earnings to 18 dollars for the same period.
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Schwab Sees Bright Future After EC Resignation
Charles M. Schwab, resigning as director general of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, will return to active participation in Bethlehem Steel. He spoke at his home in New York and expressed optimism about a brief reconstruction period and renewed national industrial growth.
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
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Death Notice MeIntire in Dorchester Kindred
Mrs. Florence MeIntire of Dorchester dies at her sister Mrs. William Grimes residence on Tuesday December 10. Private funeral services will be held at St. Margaret's Church at 1 p.m.
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