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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1921

Page

13

Reaffirms Stand for Free Ireland by Local Labor Union

After an address by Thurles Mayor Dennis Morgan two or more delegates at a Boston Central Labor Union meeting in Wells Memorial Hall adopted a resolution reaffirming the belief that Ireland should be free and independent and pledging support for efforts to gain U.S. recognition of the Irish Republic.

Dennis Morgan Thurles Ireland Boston Central Labor Union Wells Memorial Hall Irish Republic United States M. A. Murphy Trade Union College Board of Control Organized Labor Movement Boston Board of Control

Ireland Republic recognition urged by American unions

A resolution urges recognition of the Irish Republic by the United States, noting a popular vote exceeding nine tenths amid British interference. Copies go to Wilson, Harding, U S Senate and House members, Lloyd George, and De Valera. The text also recounts Morgan’s testimony on Ireland’s condition and an amended tax proposal for affiliated unions.

Ireland Great Britain United States Republic of Ireland Wilson Harding U. S. Senate House of Representatives Lloyd George England Hamon de Valera Irish Republic

Readville Union Meetings Report Train Crew Layoffs

Labor notes describe a crowded Readville Painters Lodge gathering at 724 Washington Street noting many Readville shop employees laid off. Reports cite Boston & Maine system layoffs and shifting trainmen across lines with a joint protective board meeting planned.

Readville Painters’ Lodge New Haven Railroad Waeington Readville Brotherhood of Railway Carmen Boston & Maine Bees House Joint Protective Board of the Blacksmiths’ Union Washington Street Frank Tully The Blacksmiths Robert R. Trimountain Ledep Brotherhood of Bellread Trainm William Parkman Boylston Place Pesten & Albany Ton Lodge Mapery Boston & & Omnes J. F Patzman L. J. Dugas J. Morris

Accidental Gunfire Injures Taunton Youth Near Traps

John Prado 19 of Locust street Taunton was accidentally shot in the head when an automatic revolver in his pocket discharged as he climbed a fence near traps set outside the city. He lies at Morton Hospital and is not expected to live. His 18 year old brother Jeree accompanied him. the German automatic revolver had been brought home by a brother from overseas.

Taunton John Prado Locust Street Morton Hospital

Mary Elizabeth Sharpe Retires From Tea Room Empire

Providence report states Mrs. Henry D. Sharpe of 75 Prospect street known as Mary Elizabeth, founder of the Mary Elizabeth tea rooms in New York Boston and Newport, retires from active business. She will devote time to family duties as wife of a wealthy man while remaining a silent, though interested, partner.

Providence Henry D. Sharpe Prospect Street Mary Elizabeth New York Boston Newport

Honor Body From France at Roslindale Funeral

The body of a World War I veteran from the 10st Engineers, who died in France from gas effects on Feb 19 1919, arrived in Roslindale. A guard from Irving W Adams Post and a bugler played taps at the Church of Our Saviour before burial at Wildwood Cemetery. a firing squad failed to reach the graves due to a vehicle breakdown.

Charles H. Dupee Wildwood Winchester 10St Engineers France Roslindale Walter Street Irving W. Adams Post American Legion Church of Our Saviour Charles C. Wilson

Midwinter service curtailment hits Lexington branch lines

The Middlesex and Boston Street Railway trims its midwinter schedule on the Lexington branch. Service between Arlington Heights and Billerica and between the Heights and Concord will run every two hours, with hourly service only on Sundays. Lexington keeps 20 minute spacing most of the day, up from 15 minutes.

Lexington Middlesex & Boston Street Railway Bedford Concord Billerica Arlington Heights Heights

Cambridge Museum to Open for Children During Vacation

Cambridge School Board keeps the Cambridge Museum open daily from 9 a m to 2 30 p m during vacation. Miss Ruth Crawford and Miss Loretta OConnell introduce a new indoor sport the Museum game where teachers explain exhibits and their country of origin. The activity offers instruction and entertainment for youngsters in the Jarvis Street building.

Cambridge School Board Cambridge Museum Jarvis Street Ruth Crawford Loretta O’connell

Cargoes Load as Boston Docks Expect Record Ties

The West Inskip at Mystic Docks begins discharging a 4.6 million foot cargo of railroad ties from Gray's Harbor Washington to Boston and will cover 30 miles of trackage for Boston and Maine. The Mulpua arrives from Liverpool to load for China and Japan. The Hudsonian departs Everett for Port Lobos to bring back more cargo. The Royalight from Halifax is due to take oil in Everett. The Hawaiian from Charleston via New York heads to Hamburg with cargo. Canadian Observer arrives in East Boston to load apples for Manchester.

West Inskip Mystic Docks Boston Gray’s Harbor Washington Boston & Maine West Vaca New York Mulpua Commonwealth Pier Liverpool China Japan Everett Hudsonian Port Lobos Royalight Halifax Charleston Hamburg Canadian Observer Manchester Eay Landsman

Incoming Steamers Listed for Tuesday Arrivals

The Post Marine Record notes incoming steamers due today including Mulpua from Liverpool Argon from Port Arthur Tex City of Columbus from Savannah Baltimore Canadian Observer from Halifax Wingoh from Buenos Ayres and Oxonian from Liverpool among others.

Mulpua Liverpool Argon Port Arthur Tex City of Columbus Savannah Baltimore Canadian Observer Halifax Wingoh Buenos Ayres Oxonian

Shipping News Arrived From Multiple Ports

Steamers Mulpua Howard Liverpool Canadian Observer Br Farris Halifax N C Bristol Johansen Norfolk Va Governor Dingley Ingalls Portland Mohawk Whit more Portland 1st tugs Mary W Potter Maples New York towing barges Radnor and Strafford latter for Rockland left barge

Mulpua Howard Liverpool Canadian Observer Farris Halifax N. C Bristol Johansen Norfolk Dingley Ingalls Portland Mohawk Whitmore Mary W. Potter Maples New York Radnor and Strafford Rockland

Antetomaso Child’s Funeral Notice Ends in Roslindale

Rosa Antetomaso four years old of Roslindale noted for her death. Funeral from 12 Curley Street Jan 4 at 2 pm. relatives invited. Baldrin Catherine A Halley dies in South Boston Jan 1. funeral Jan 4 8 am. mass at St Vincent Church 9 am. relatives invited.

Antetomaso Roslindale Rosa Peter Antetomaso St. Michael’s Cemetery Buonomo Curley St Pine St

Deaths Knowles and Many Obituaries In Boston Area

In Arlington Sarah Cobb Knowles wife of Alfred H Knowles dies at home 10 Wyman St. In Malden Rose Lavelle daughter of late Owen Lavelle funeral from 20 Sawyer St with high mass at Church of the Immaculate Conception. In Somerville Victoria A Lincoln Drake formerly of East Cambridge dies at 14 Warleton St funeral at St Thomas Church. Euphemia Macfarlane of Somerville dies age 52+ funeral Tuesday at 2 pm. Mary E Maguire of Dorchester widow of Bernard Maguire funeral from Agnes Crehan's residence Dorchester with mass and auto cortege. Bridget McNamara Roxbury funeral Jan 4 at 5 am Requiem at St Hugh's. Nonie Barter of South Boston funeral from father John Barter 52 Park St high mass at St Eulalia's. Margaret Paterson Somerville funeral from Main St. Elizabeth A V Peirce Dorchester funeral at Evandale Terrace. Harry V Pettit East Boston funeral from Lexington St Solemn high mass Sacred Heart. Abbie Poor Charlestown funeral at home 7 Lexington St. Anna M Seaward Medford funeral Woodlawn Cemetery Chapel. John J Shea Brighton funeral from 5 Mason St with mass at St Columbkille's. Nora Spar row Welsh Cambridge funeral Jan 4 at 8 am mass at St Mary's. Louise Mary Whalen Somerville funeral from Maple Ave with Requiem at St Ann's. Louise Mary Whalen auto cortege. Charles H Woodman Chelsea funeral from 18 Carmel St.

Barron Charlestown Bridget John Barron Casey Brighton Tremont St St. Mary’s Church St. Genevieve Court Battis Edward C. Battis Salem East Church Washington Sq Black Melrose David Boston Dorchester Gy Mills Cedar Grove Cate Theater Bradshaw Parker Still Hospital J F Fannie D Celestia Usher Patrick P. Burke Larry St Collins Waltham Mary B Timothy J. Collins Pacon St St. Mary's Church Calvary Dorchester Joseph J John J Catherine Collins Cullen Arcadia St St. Ambrose’s Church Cosgrove Hugh F Millie Cosgrove Kelley Stanton St St. Matthew's Church Dwyer West Somerville Joseph Dwyer Bromfeld Rd St. Clement's Church Somerville Johan Ekstedt Elizabeth Johnson Gustave John Ekstedt Hamilton Rd Newark N. J Church of the Immaculate Conception Grove James Lillian M. Grove Broadway Somerville Lodge B. P. C. Ellis Francis L Larne Anais Mee Arlestown Kia Ne Yverett St Church of the Assumption Teamstern and Chauffeurs’ Union Kwen Rockland Sophronia F Edwin Reward Keen Tiberty St Marshfield Hills Knowles Arlington Sarah Cobb Alfred H. Knowles Wyman St D. m. Lavelle Malden Rosé Owen Ry Lavelle McTennen Fred Matthews Sawyer St Duesday Church of the Immacu Henvy Tives Fiie Philadelphia Lincoln-Drake Victoria A. Lincoln-Drake East Cambridge Warieton St St. Thomas' Cauron Macfarlane Euphemia Macfarlane Bonairst Maguire Mary E Hernard F. Maguire Agnes Crehan Spencer St St. Leo's Church M'Namara Roxbury Bridget McNamara Buneral Frontier Blue Hill Ave Uesday St. Hugh's Church Murphy Nonie Barter William J. Murphy John Barter St. Eulalia's Vuhurch Peirce Elizabeth A. V. Peirce Evandale Terrace Dover N. H Jo Pettit Seaward Medford Anpa M Woodlawn Cemetery Shea Mary A. Shea Roger Mas St St.umbrille Ohurch St. Golumbkille’s Court Institute Hall Cambridge Nora (Sparrow) Welsh Richard Welsh Thomas J. Welsh Carlyle St Esday

MacPherson and Kelley Held Second Anniversary Mass

A second anniversary high Mass for John MacPherson and Annie M. Kelley will be celebrated at Johns Church Blue Hill Avenue on Monday at 7:30 a.m. in the repose of their souls. Relatives and friends are invited to attend as sorrowful sisters note they are Gone but not forgotten.

Joint Committee On Printing Capitol Washington, D. C Joint Committee On Cornelius, Ford Bristol Board Bristol Joint Committee On Printing Cornelius Ford

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