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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1920

Page

4

Associates Speak in Defence of De Valera

The debate centers on Irish republican leadership as Boland defends De Valera against internal divisions in Irish America. He cites a telegram to Ireland about using Irish bond funds to relieve suffering and argues against ceding control of Irish activities to outsiders.

DE Valera Boland America

Manchester Speakers Rally Behind De Valera And Ireland

A Boston rally honors President De Valera and condemns Friends of Irish Freedom critics. Speakers urge unity, criticize bids to undermine Ireland’s official mission, and stress American aid should support the Irish government in Dublin.

Secretary Boland Replies to Moran Telegram on Irish Bonds

Henry Boland secretary to President De Valera comments on a telegram from Daniel Moran president of the Massachusetts council Friends of Irish Freedom to De Valera. He asserts that all the money involved is accounted for and the matter is being properly handled.

de Valera Ireland Republic of Ireland Dail Éireann Boland Boston Moran Massachusetts America State Council Lloyd George Auckland Geddes American Association Harry Boland Scores Massachusetts Council Henry Boland Daniel Moran Massachusetts Council, Friends of Irish Freedom Boston Piapers

Mrs MacSwiney First US Speech Invited by Massachusetts Senate

Mrs. Mary MacSwiney made her first public address in the United States in Boston at the invitation of the Massachusetts Senate. She spoke in a low voice, thanked the body, and urged sympathy for Ireland while noting shared suffering and a hope for future freedom. The visit included meetings with state officials and a reception in the Hall of Flags before a large crowd. The group later visited the League of Catholic Women and departed for Manchester, New Hampshire.

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