Irish Truce Seen Benefiting Both Sides in Irish Question
Both sides hail the Ard Fheis adjournment as meeting needs to curb election bitterness and bolster the Irish Republican army. Provisional government gains security against a sudden Dail defeat, while De Valera intensifies his campaign efforts and builds his own political machine to support the treaty stance.
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Irish Republican Army
Ard Fheis
Dail Eireann
de Valera
Arthur Griffith
Free State
Sima Fein
Ard Fhela
Irish Plan Jeopardized by Ard Fheis Decision London Call
London reports describe the Irish Provisional government facing jeopardy to its plan for a legalized Southern Ireland. Ministers are summoned to London to discuss how Ard Fheis compromise affects the Irish Free State bill and imminent elections. Churchill and Birkenhead offer differing views amid growing uncertainty in Parliament.
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de Valera
London
Associated Press
Ireland
House of Commons
Lord Birkenhead
House of Lords
Churchill
Commons
Dublin
Austen Chamberlain
House
Lively Debate Over Cherry Street Playground Plans
The Board of Street Commissioners weighed a Park Commission proposal for a Cherry street playground in South End after a heated hearing at City Hall. Opponents argued the site is poorly located while supporters, led by Rev. Charles P. Gissler, pressed for access. The Lincoln House Association estimated 500 petitioners opposed the plan and cited past city land moves connected to the potential purchase.
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South End
Board of Street Commissioners
Park Commissioners
Cherry Street
City Hall
Charles P. Gissler
Holy Trinity Church
Shawmut. Avenue
B. Preston Clark
Lincoln House Association
Peters
Donoghue
McLaugh
Erry
Licenses for Gun Carriers Debate Firearms Rules
Rep Fitzgerald of Worcester pushes a bill to require licenses to carry revolvers and curb sales. He cites 40 000 homicides nationwide last year from pistols and claims licensing would reduce crime. Support comes from Foote Pearson Urquhart Feeney and the Massachusetts Police Chiefs Association.
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Fitzgerald
Worcester
Committee On Public Safety
Boston Post
New York
Boston
Commissioner of Public Safety
Alfred F. Foote
Gardner W. Pearson
Thomas O. D. Urquhardt
Arlington
Massachusetts Police Chiefs Association
Feeney
Fall River
Crooks Fleece Harvard Men Warning Issued
Harvard authorities warned students again about swindlers operating in dormitories. Clothing swindlers sell cheap goods with high price labels and other false wares to unwary students. Students were told to avoid unlicensed merchants and keep doors locked after reports of intruders visiting empty rooms.
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Harvard ‘University
College
Volice
Cold wave heads toward Maine from Midwest disturbance
The Weather Bureau forecast a cold wave in Northern New England and Northern and Central New York. The disturbance centered over Northern Missouri moved northeast toward near Montreal, with storm warnings continued at and north of Cape Hatteras.
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Washington
New England
New York
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Montreal
Cane Hatteras
State Police Probe Fire At Revere House
State and Revere police began an investigation into the fire that gutted the four story wooden dwelling at 219 Revere Street Revere. Patrolmen John Starkey and Cornelius Cronin rescued Mary Bocello 70 ailing and siblings David and William Helfman 15 and 10 from the smoke filled third floor and were praised by Mayor Thomas A Noone.
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Revere Street
Revere
State
John Starkey
Cornelius Cronin
Mary Bocello
David
William Helfman
Thomias A. Noone
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Lot
UR Coats
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Union
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