Trade with U S to Aid Irish State
Dublin real estate firm Battersby & Co plans U S connections through W Judd in Boston to expand Irish property sales Ireland as a growing market. Judd cites Ireland’s suitability for residential and commercial estates, farming ventures, and opportunities for American investors amid improved political conditions.
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United States
Batersby & Co
Dublin
W. Judd
Boston
Judd
Belfast
United
States
America
Benny Tord
Irent
York
Spartsman
England
Canal Pier Plan Faces Hearing And Debate
A House Harbors and Public Lands committee hearing on House Bill 164 will weigh authorizing a public pier on the Cape Cod Canal. The $150000 project would cost the Commonwealth 750000 with Barnstable County towns covering 75000. debate centers on the pier location Sandwich eastern entrance versus Buzzards Bay near Bourne Bridge. The federal takeover fate of the canal could influence action, while local taxes and canal entrances surveys by the Waterways Commission also figure in.
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Cape Cod Canal
State House
Commonwealth
Barnstable County
Sandwich
Buzzard’s Bay
Railroad Bridge
Bourne Highway
The
Waterways Commission
Buzzard’s Bay E
Navy Yards Best for Work According to Hopkins Letter
Charles H. Hopkins argues that government shipyards complete battleships faster and cheaper than private contractors. He cites the Connecticut and Florida as examples, stating yard-built ships cost little more and save repairs, with steady work reducing overhead and avoiding inexperienced hires.
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U. S. Navy Yard
Georgia
Nebraska
Connecticut
Navy Yard
Florida
New York
Congressional
Navy Appropriations
Sage
Congressionar
Charles H. Hopkins
Claremont
N. H
Landru Unaffected by Appeal Rejection in France
In Versailles Landru, awaiting the outcome of his appeal for a new trial, shows no emotion upon learning the request was denied. He remains defiant, declaring he has been condemned unjustly as his case continues to attract attention from prosecutors and the public.
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Landru
Versailles
France
United News
Bluebeard Landru
Ideals of Wilson Recognized by Woodrow Wilson Foundation
News that Hays headed a list of Republican sabers to the Woodrow Wilson Foundation was used by the Massachusetts State Committee to show the foundation's nonpartisan, all American character. The foundation seeks a one million dollar principal with earnings supporting awards for democracy public welfare peace through justice and liberal thought. Contributions are invited to 101 Tremont street Boston.
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Will H. Hays
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Massachusetts State Committee
Mr. Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
America
Wilson Foundation
Tremont Street
Boston
South End Man Shot in Hip in Street Feud
Ayoub Fodo 87 of 19 Hudson Street hobbled to Lagrange Street station with word that Nayiff Bathoney 27 of 8 Oak Place shot him in the hip amid a feud over court testimony. Surgeons expect recovery after bullet extraction at City Hospital. Police found Bathoney at home with weapon. Fodo identified him at the hospital.
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Hudson Street
Lagrange Street
Nayiff Bathoney
Oak Place
Fodo
City Hospital
Trainor
Mullen
Hall, Gardner
Lamarche
Barthoney
Bathoney
U.S. Seeks Irish Free State Minister If Britain Allows
Washington reports that recognition of an Irish Free State minister and a US ambassador depends on British approval. Australia New Zealand and India push for direct representation. no formal Irish request yet. A Rainey resolution seeks US recognition of Dublin envoy.
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Washington
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United States
Great Britain
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New Zealand
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Foreign Office
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India
Pacific
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Illinois
Dublin
Bert Lytell at Bowdoin in Boston Today
North Carolina discovery by Dr G B Lothrop started Bert Lytell on stage He rose to stardom in Boston and later in film He returns to Bowdoin for a matinee today drawing many local friends and fans to his hometown appearance.
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Bert Lytell
North Carolina
G. B. Lothrop
Bowdoin
Bowdoin Square Theatre Stock Company
Mr. Lytell
Boston
United States
Lytell
Chivalryland: Battling Nelson Detained After Intervention
Oscar Matthew Nelson known as Battling Nelson, the prize fighter, was held in a Chicago police station after reporting a man abusing a woman. He told officers he warned the assailant and helped stop the second slapping incident before police arrived with the others.
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Chicago
Oscar Matthew Nelson
Nelson
Boy Robber Fires Store in Chelsea Detention
Patrolman Thomas Quigley arrested 16 year old William Ester after Ester broke into five buildings and started a small fire at Canter Brothers creamery on Everett avenue. The blaze caused $200 damage before being extinguished. Ester confessed to additional break ins at Katz, Mazor, Safford, and Rottenberg shops. He was released from Shirley School a month ago.
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Thomas Quigley
Chelsea
Lawrence J. Quigley
William Ester
Canter Brothers
Everett Avenue
Ester
Quigley
William Katz
Williams Street
Samuel Mazor
Jacob Safford
Frank Rottenberg
Third Street
Efter
Boston
Shirley School
Strikers and Owners to Meet in Pawtuxet Valley
Mill owners and textile strikers in the Pawtuxet Valley plan meetings to resolve wage and work rule disputes that halted production for about 10 000 workers. Committees will confer at Crompton Arctic and Providence mills with no organizers present. If no agreement is reached Amalgamated Association figures Dick Giovannitti Tresco may join.
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Providence
Pawtuxet Valley
Crompton
Arctic
James Dick
Amalgamated Association of Textile Workers
Arturo Giovannitti
Carlo Tresco
Lawrence
New York
Natick
Phenix
New Night Car Service Extends to Roslindale
Tonight a new night car service to Forest Hills and Roslindale West Roxbury starts. At 1 and 2 am the Washington Beech street cars will run from Adams Square through to Roslindale without a break, connecting at Northampton Street as before to ease heavy travel.
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Roslindale
Forest Hills
Providence Police Officer Kills Son in Accidental Shooting
Special on stable Louis Sharp of the North Providence police accidentally shot and killed his two year old son Rene Sharp and critically wounded his cousin Arthur Sharp age 42. The incident occurred in the dining room at Greystone Rhode Island when the officer dropped a loaded automatic pistol with a cartridge in the barrel. The bullet passed through the boy's head into the man's chest lodging near the heart.
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Providence
Louis Sharp
Rene Sharp
Arthur Sharp
Greystone
R. I
Berlin in Distress as City Employees Strike
Berlin faced a total stoppage as tramway service and gas water and electricity failed amid a municipal employees strike. Hospitals lacked water and light. The Baden railway strike spread as workers walked out extending last night. Negotiations began yesterday with no settlement by this morning.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Baden
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