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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1922
Page
2
As parliament nears ratification the ultra Republicans led by De Valera threaten to reject defeat and revolt. Michael Collins proposes a divisionless ratification with opposition remaining in government to pursue a republic. De Valera’s stance hardens as Dublin faces a bleak political future.
Dublin, Jan. 3 The Dail Eireann adjourned after a day of divided debate on the Irish treaty with a likely small ratification majority. The session saw rapid interruptions and a clash between Michael Collins and Countess Markievicz over remarks about Princess Mary and a foreign betrothal. Collins defended Ireland and warned against insults to any lady.
In a contentious session Irish figures including Eamon De Valera Lord Mayor Daniel O Callaghan and Michael Collins debated ratification. De Valera refused compromise while Collins urged a no vote followed by a provisional government to continue the fight for a republic.
The Pizta Society at Harvard, a 23 member group, will depart for Providence this afternoon to perform at Infantry Hall tonight.
Premier King departed Ottawa for Denver Colorado to see his brother Dr. D MacDougall King who is critically ill, marking a sudden family emergency during the trip from the capital.
Michael Collins outlines a method to avoid a split in Dail Eireann over treaty ratification. He suggests opponents accept the national majority and act as guardians of Ireland’s interests, ensuring the Free State government can fulfill treaty promises without abandoning principles.
The speaker pledges not to be hampered and to give way if goals are unmet, asserting they will loyally back others. The aim is to restore the unity of the Dail and keep it a true representative body of the Irish people.
Mrs. Margaret Gately a Roxbury mother of four was released yesterday from the city hospital after being wounded by her husband in November. He fired four bullets into her body at their Dudley street home in a jealous rage.
John F. Fitzgerald of Boston told the Rockland Commercial Club that cooperation between farmer labor and capital is vital in New England. He urged cooperative business relations between employer and employee and called for a focus on worth over birth to improve industrial and social understanding.
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