Irish bond drive speaker cites New England as future New Ireland
Daniel Foley president of the Roger Casement branch Friends of Irish Freedom told a Boston audience at 1615 Washington street that enemies of freedom are appealing to colonists as in Revolutionary days. He asserted the United States owes a debt to Ireland and that most Americans support Irish aspirations for freedom from England. He predicted New England would become New Ireland within two years through immigration.
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Boston
Coote
Daniel Foley
Washington Street
Roger Casement
Friends of Irish Freedom
Ireland
England
Foley Saing
New England
Irish Branch Plans Bond Sale After Oppression Speech
Following a fiery address by a speaker on Irish rights, the local branch organized a district wide sale of bonds to support the Irish Republic movement. The event highlights enduring Irish nationalist efforts and fundraising strategies within the diaspora.
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Ireland
Morgenthau Warns Against Another War
Henry Morgenthau former ambassador to Turkey told Columbia University students that the United States faces involvement in a new European war within a decade unless it accepts a role in postwar responsibility. He argued the U S lost leverage by not mandating Constantinople and cannot regain it.
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New York
America
Europe
Asia
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Columbia University
Mer. Morgenthau
United States
Constantinople
Corbin Quits Yale Tax Commissionership in 1889 Era
William Corbin 89, famed Yale centru center and blue football star, resigns from a Connecticut tax commission post. Known as Pa Corbin of Yale, he captained the 1888 football team and rowed three years on the varsity crew.
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Hartford
Conn
William Corbin
Connecticut
Tidcomb
Fire destroys Bertelsen & Petersen wharf buildings
A fierce early evening blaze in East Boston destroyed two Bertelsen and Petersen Engineering Co. buildings at 240 264 Border Street. The waterfront fire threatened Central Square to Chelsea Creek and caused an estimated loss of 50000 dollars.
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Boston
Border Street
Central Square
Chelsea Creek
Bertelsen & Petersen Engineering Company
Fire destroys coppersmith shop and oakum loft in blizzard blaze
The blaze at a coppersmith shop left two two story buildings in ruins and damaged a carpenter shop and oakum loft. Fireboats from Boston and Chelsea aided by Winthrop and Charlestown engines fought the flames amid heavy snow. Fire alarms were sounded at 4 25 and 5 39 with rapid mutual aid.
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Chelsea
Revere
Boston
Charlestown
Winthrop
Justifiable homicide defense in Wells murder trial
William A. Greene's defense in the Superior Court contends the Wells killing was justifiable under unwritten law. Attorney Pasquale said Greene admitted firing while fleeing in an alley after Wells threatened him and reached toward a hip pocket, not intending to kill.
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Providence
William A. Greene
James H. Wells
Ly Juigi Depasdauale
Pettine & Depasquale
Greene
Wells
Depasquale
Codding Street
Earners Entitled to Homes Stated by Commission
A Massachusetts commission warns that without active involvement by large organizations in housing for wage earners, conditions will worsen. It cites high costs, rising rents, and inflation in real estate, and questions remedies like tax exemptions or rent laws, noting past shortages and landlord rent drives in 1919.
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Commission On
Rents Rise Amid Housing Shortage and Call for More Building
The piece notes that while most landlords act fairly, 9 percent have raised rents to improve income amid higher taxes upkeep and interest. It urges extensive construction, housing for workers by firms, and new financing methods via banks, building and loan associations, and cooperative banks. It cites 1913 and 1919 construction loan totals to show the gap between demand and supply.
Fire destroys stable and more in Weymouth
A fire of undetermined origin caused $10,000 damage to a stable garage an automobile a cow 15 turkeys a hen flock hay and farming implements owned by Daniel P Sullivan Jr at 236 Randolph Street South Weymouth Sullivan a Boston plumber with offices at 250 Congress Street noted the Weymouth engine stalled in snow a mile and a half from the scene before Weymouth units arrived to assist.
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Daniel P. Sullivan, Jr
Randolph Street
South Weymouth
Sullivan
Toston
Congress Street
Weymouth
Graham Appears to Challenge Wife Divorce
Springfield reports Rusty Graham a 104th Regiment veteran and son of the former State Game Commissioner has moved to set aside a divorce decree granted to his wife. The wife is a daughter of a prominent physician and politician and was once an artists model in New York.
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Springfield
Rusty” Graham
104Th Regiment
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