Eamon de Valera Courage in Dublin Rising Remembered
The article recalls Eamon de Valera’s transformation from a scholar and educator to a wartime leader during the Dublin rebellion. It highlights his brave acts, including surrendering to save his men and waving a white flag to halt a massacre, and notes his rising influence within Sinn Fein and the Irish movement in America.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Ireland
National University
Sinn Fein
de Valera
Eoin MacNeill
Volunteers
MacNeill
Larkin
Citizen Army
Sinn
Judge Cohalan and De Valera in Irish-American politics
The piece traces how Daniel F Cohalan and allies shaped American support for Ireland during wartime, contrasting Cohalan's Sinn Fein loyalty with Redmond policy. It notes Devoy and Cummings as veterans persecuted by U S and British secret services, and ends with a hint of a shift in the Irish movement.
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de Valera
America
Ireland
Wilson
Sinn Fein
Eamon de Valera
John Devoy
Secret Service
Mathew Cummings
New York
Judge Cohalan
Redmond
Opposition to Bill by Old Solons
In the Senate on Friday afternoon the old men and young men clashed over the Sheppard-Towner bill aimed at safeguarding obstetric services and infant care. Some elders conceded defeat before the vote. The debate highlighted partisan divides on maternal and infant welfare legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Debate on Budget Measure Highlights Youth Age Split
The session exposed a clear divide between younger and older lawmakers over a budget bill. Senators Warren Frelinghuysen and others opposed the measure citing expense while Sheppard Pittman framed the issue as a life-saving investment, arguing the cost is small relative to benefits.
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Warren
Thomas
Frelinghuysen
France
Sheppard
Pittman
Colorado
Finance Committee
Senate
Treasury
United States
Post Santa Now Offers Small Gifts for Happiness
A lighthearted note urges readers to share small gifts to spread happiness, inviting participation in a community effort led by the Post Santa Now initiative.
Newton Wells In Use Again After Pump Failure
Water disruption hit Newton Upper Falls and Newton Highlands as a new Ward street pumping station faced contractor delays. The old wells revived to supply water while pipes were flushed after completion of connections. Water Commissioner Whitney confirmed the fix and restoration of service.
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Newtons
Ward Street
Newton Upper Falls
Newton Highlands
Whitney
Cardinal Donor Opens Boston Fund Drive for Children’s Hospital
Cardinal O Connell started the drive with a $200 gift as a crippled girl’s arm points the thermometer at $200. The first day saw strong public response at West and Tremont streets to reach a $150000 target by January 1 to cover running expenses of the Children’s Hospital and Convalescent Home.
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Children’s Hospital and Convalescent Home
West and
Tremont Streets
Today’s events at Chil dren’s party to Ward lectures
A timetable of afternoon and evening events lists a children's Christmas party at Colonial Theatre, annual election lunch for Boston Shoe Travellers, orchid exhibit by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society, Schoolmasters Club meeting and dinner, talks by Harvard’s George P. Baker and Andover’s John Winthrop Platner on the Pilgrims, Rev John J Lynch on The Holy Roman Empire, a December Art and Library Tea by Women’s City Club with Caroline Ticknor readings, and a Ward lecture on Mutual Aid at Lorimer Hall.
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Colonial Theatre
Boston Shoe Trades’ Club
High Street
Boston Shoe Travellers’ Association
Horticultural Hall
The
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Twentieth Century Club
George P. Baker
Harvard
John Winthrop Platner
Andover Theological Seminary
Notre Dame Academy
John J. Lynch
Holy Roman Empire
League of Catholic Women
Women’s City Club
Caroline Ticknor
Lorimer Hall
Harry F. Ward
Wage Cut at Spartan Mills in Spartanburg
Spartan mills employing about 1000 operatives announced an additional 20 percent wage cut effective next Monday, making an 80 percent reduction in the last 90 days. Other mills in the city are making similar wage cuts.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Dew
Spartan Mills
Simmons Girls Promote Simple Coiffures to Raise Three Million
Simmons students campaign for no hair waves with slogans promising straight hair until a three million target is reached. Those with curly hair view the drive as a joke, while others aim to save over $100 in waves that never broke.
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Simmons
Miss Means Engaged to Arthur Richmond
Announced engagement of Miss Jessie Keith Means daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Little to Arthur L Richmond son of Arthur J Richmond. Miss Means active in Soving Circle 1918 and Vincent Club. Richmond Harvard class of 1918 member of Spe D K E Institute of 1770 Hasty Pudding Harvard Club Tennis and Racquet Club of Boston. served in army aviation during the war.
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Jessie Keith Means
Arthur Little
Massachusetts Avenue
Arthur L. Richmond
Arthur J. Richmond
Boston
Army Aviation Service
Governor Coolidge Returns From Marion Conference
Governor Coolidge arrived at his office from Marion Ohio, after a conference with President elect Harding. He declined to comment beyond noting he enjoyed the meeting and would not discuss details.
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Coolidge
Marion
Harding
Appeal for Help to Brighten Boston Children’s Holidays
Community fundraiser urges readers to support the Post Santa Claus drive aiding poor children in Greater Boston. Local volunteers collect gifts and donations to bring holiday cheer to families in need across the area.
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Greater Boston
Santa Claus
Limit Membership of Hub Chamber to 7500
The Boston Chamber of Commerce will cap its membership at 7500. Members voted 1716 to 464 in favor. The referendum produced the largest mail vote to date with 2180 ballots received by last night.
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Hub Chamber
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Mills in Uxbridge announce 2 1/2 percent wage cut
A noon posting states workers at Wautaucut Elmdale Stanley Woolen Uxbridge Worsted and Davis and Brown Mills will receive a 2.5 percent pay reduction. The American Woolen Company mill at Hecla is exempt.
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Uxbridge
Wautaucut
Elmdale
Stanley Woolen
Uxbridge Worsted
Davis and Brown Mills
American Woolen Company
Hecla
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