Irish Chiefs in Test Today
Special Cable to the Post from Dublin reports the Ard Fheis Sinn Fein convention tests Griffith and Collins against De Valera’s opposition. Observers expect no complete victory for the peace treaty party even if a majority endorses the Dail Eireann deputies who ratified the treaty. The Sinn Fein organization is unlikely to abandon the republic plan, given its constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bantry
Dublin
Griffith-Collins
Ireland
Ard Fheis
Sinn Fein
de Valera
Peace Treaty Party
Griffith
Collins
Post Sq
Dail Eireann
Lynn Editor Likely Named Lynn Postmaster
Harlan Cummings editor of the Lynn Item appears poised to become postmaster of Lynn Massachusetts. He ranked second in the Civil Service exam, with Edward Higgins the current postmaster heading the top slate and J S C Stevens also in the first three. The President may select any of the first three who qualify under new Civil Service rules. Higgins, though top ranked, faces slim odds due to party affiliation and prior appointment by former Congressman Phelan.
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Washington
Harlan Cummings
Lynn
Mass
Edward Higgins
J. S. C. Stevens
Higgins
Phelan
Oppenheim Arrives in Boston for First Visit Since 1911
Famous English novelist E. Phillips Oppenheim and his wife Nellie Hopkins of Chelsea reach Boston tonight. This marks his first visit to the city since 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Hub
Nellie Hopkins
Chelsea
Boston
Miss Mathilde McCormick to wed Max Oser in Zurich
Chicago February 20 AP report says 16 year old Mathilde McCormick daughter of Harold F. McCormick president of International Harvester rested after obtaining her family’s consent to marry Max Oser of Bern Switzerland proprietor of a Zurich riding academy.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Mathilde McCormick
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Max Oser
Berne
Switzerland
Zurich
Man Carrying 184 Dollars in Coins Is Hit by Taxi
Solon R. Handy, 92, of Roxbury, was struck while crossing Washington Street at Dover and taken to City Hospital. Police found about 15 pounds of coins in his clothes including foreign pieces and two old 50 cent certificates. He said he valued safety pins and had rarely drunk in his life.
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Solon R. Handy
Washington Street
Roxbury
Dover
Cummings Brothers
Joseph M. Hoban
Kent Road
Jamaica Plain
Handy
London
England
Gould Divorce Decree Stands
New York judge Justice Mullen denied Edith Kelly Gould’s bid to vacate the Paris divorce decree held by Frank J. Gould. The action was dismissed with $16 costs, the court ruling the move was not in good faith and aimed at coercion rather than legitimate relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fed
Supreme Court
Mullen
Edith Kelly Gould
Paris
Frank J. Gould
Cupid Again Wins Rabbit Maranville Cup
Springfield reports Walter J. Maranville of Pittsburg National shortstop has married Lena Marion Cody in New York. The bride, 32, is a divorcee. Maranville’s best man was Richard Stapleton. The couple plan a South honeymoon. Maranville recently signed a lucrative Pittsburg contract. this is his second marriage and he has a daughter.
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Springfield
Walter J
Rabbit) Maranville
Pittsburg
Boston Braves
New York
Lena Marion Cody
Henry B. Cody
Maranville
Cody
M. T. Cummings
Imma Bertrand
Saratoga Street
J. J. McCormick
Richard Stapleton
Holyoke
Two Men Held on Breaking and Entering Charge
Michael Curnane and John B Cos grove of Roxbury addresses were locked up at Roxbury Crossing police station yesterday morning charged with breaking and entering. Police say they were found in a house at 1138 Columbus Avenue with revolvers flashlights and other tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Curnane
John B. Cosgrove
Roxbury
Roxbury Crossing
Columbus Avenue
Injured by Auto in Roslindale Collision
Frank A. Locke of 24 Montclair Avenue Roslindale was seriously hurt when struck by a car at the Montclair Avenue Centre Street corner. The vehicle was driven by F R Goullard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Locke
Montclair Avenue
Roslindale
Centre Street
F. R. Goullard
Learned to Rob Safes by Mail at Safe Experts School
Charles Benson, jailed on charges of attempted safe cracking at St Patrick's Church, is linked to a correspondence course from Safe Ex perts School, with papers found during a Providence police probe led by Chief Inspector John I Maguire. Benson, enrolled as a student, claims he entered the church and was captured after the burglar alarm activated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. 1
New England
Safe Experts
Charles Benson
St. Patrick’s Church
John ‘I. Maguire
Providence Police
Benson
Prison Term for Bigamist in New Hampshire
Delli Ware McCarthy of New Bedford pleaded guilty to bigamy in Dover after two marriages while his wife and family were in New Bedford. He sought leniency claiming drunkenness and forgiveness from his first wife. Judge W. H. Bawyer sentenced him to 1 1/2 to 8 years in the State Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Delli Ware McCarthy
New Bedford
Mass
Springfield
W. H. Bawyer
Charlestown Navy Yard Closure Sparks Arsenal Transfers
Congressmen warn that closing the Charlestown Navy Yard would end Watertown and Springfield arsenals and shift all their work to another region, with work moved to a different part of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Navy Yard
Watertown
Springfield
Peter F. Tague
Girl Grace Petrillo Elopes After Church Return
James Petrillo reports to Chief Nelson that his 18 year old daughter Grace Petrillo jumped from a window at 556 North Main and has not returned. He had refused marriage to 28 year old Constino Bevilacqua of Somerville, suspecting an elopement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
James Petrillo
North Main Street
Thomas H. Nelson
Grace Petrillo
Petrillo
Constino Bevilacqua
Tremont Street
Somerville
Troops Rescue Sheriff and Governor Orders Cavalry Deployment
National guard units are dispatched to Natick and Pawtucket to restore order as disorders flare. Governor issues orders for cavalry and artillery support while police coordinate crowd control and curfew enforcement. Local officials report heightened tensions and calls for calm.
Rhode Island Troops Restrain Rioters in Pontiac Plant Rescue
Troops from Rhode Island State Cavalry swept from Providence into Pontiac to free Sheriff Michael B. Lynch and 24 Pontiac mill workers held by 600 rioters during a New England textile strike. Cavalry units arrived at 10 o'clock and dispersed the crowd. Battery B, 103rd Field Artillery, mobilized with machine guns followed to Pontiac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Providence
Pontiac
Michael B. Lynch
Pontiac Mills
New England
103Rd Field Artillery
Boston navy yard closure debated amid budget talks
The article outlines a budget driven push to cut naval funding, risking closure of the Boston Charlestown yard. Congressman Tague cites Admiral Taylor and argues that disarmament plans hinge on appropriations. Charlestown is noted for repairs, ropewalk, and the only navy chain and anchor shop.
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Boston Navy Yard
Committee On Appropriations
Naval Affairs
Department
Congressman Tague
Admiral Taylor
Washington
Congress
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston
Navy
Charlestown
Charlestown Yard
Rum Runner Seized Off Jewfish Creek Near Miami
The British schooner Annabelle was reported seized near Jewfish Creek about 40 miles south of Miami with 11 500 cases of whiskey aboard. Prohibition air squadron planes conducted the seizure and 21 crew members were taken into custody, though official confirmation was not yet available.
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Miami
Fla
Jewfish Creek
Miami A
Burglary at Brighton Home Ends With Tie-Up
A masked burglar forced entry at 18 Bradbury Street in Brighton last night. He overpowered 17 year old Robert Mayo, bound him to a chair, gagged him, and ransacked the house taking a $50 Liberty bond and $40 in cash while the Mayo family was away. The intruder, about 22, struck the victim as he entered the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah A. Mayo
Bradbury Street
Brighton
Robert Mayo
Clair
Mayo
Robert
Obert
Gas Stove Explosion Hits Huntt's Lunch Room
A gas stove in the kitchen exploded at Huntt's Lunch Room, 7 Dack Square, scaring nearly twenty diners, the chef Charles Somers, and staff. The blast shattered a large front plate glass window but caused no injuries. Somers had tried to light the stove for cooking when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntt
7 Dack Square
Charles Somers
Priest Invites Inspector as Bride and Groom Face Question
Helen Marie Boates 18 and Elmer Ralph Antcliffe 31 appeared at St Mary’s rectory accompanied by attendants. The couple, dressed for a wedding, faced Inspector and the priest’s inquiry about prior marriage and separation before proposed nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marie Boates
Charles Cooke
Felton Street
Waltham
Elmer Ralph Antcliffe
Boates
James J. Baxter
St. Mary's Parish
Global News Briefs Include Ship Sinking and Bavarian Crisis
Items show the steamship Evelyn sunk by a mine and a Bavarian premier assassination amid today’s notices and anniversaries. The page notes a 5 151 P M event and lists other local items yet unread due to fragmentary copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Fisner
Fair-Colder Forecast For Boston And New England
Weather forecast notes Tuesday in Boston and vicinity will be fair and colder with moderate westerly winds. New England sees fair and colder skies Tuesday and Wednesday, with high pressure over the eastern states and rains in the middle Atlantic and New England regions over the past day.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Missouri
Mississippi River
Middle Atlantic
Ohio
Mississippi
Atlantic
Gulf States
Tennessee
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
New York
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Weather looks bright but cooler than yesterday
Forecast suggests sunny and fair skies today with cooler temperatures compared to yesterday. If travel planned, expect mild daytime warmth and chilly evenings.
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Republic
P. D
Holder
Accountancy
Pace Institute
PACE
Pace & Pace Tremont Temple
Mii
Jimmy
WY Manni
CUPID
Rabbit Maranville
All Clear Mansion Inn
Cochituate
Masa
Natick
Popular Motor
Providence Church
Herbert L. Baldwin
Navy Yard
Ak’ ‘ Hee
Josephine Buen Prideeiwaid
Migs
Helen’ Oates
Elmer R
Pawtucket
LCOTS
S.S. Pierce CO
Thompson’s Spa
Eccles
Court
Washington Sts
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