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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
33
Patrick Sheehan once served as secretary to Eamon De Valera was arrested last evening in Dublin. The whereabouts of De Valera have not yet been disclosed.
Acting Secretary Davis reports progress in a dispute involving the Lord Mayor of Cork. The issue centers on an appeal to the Department of Labor regarding Newport News board findings about the Irish figure, with possible testimony before a federal commission and questions on passport waivers and travel restrictions.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a reliable antacid for indigestion. It promises quick relief from heartburn belching and acidity and claims millions rely on the product to let them enjoy meals again.
Secretary Wilson likely to sustain the appeal in O Callaghan case without State Department referral. Secretary Davis weighs passport restrictions amid friction between departments, noting the lack of a formal referral and arguing waiving passport rules would undermine the passport law. The disagreement traces to past cases handling aliens without passports and how admissions have proceeded since.
Daniel J. O Callaghan lord mayor of Cork leaves Newport News after parole news under escort from immigration authorities. He is joined by Peter MacSwiney and J L Fawcett. He expects to visit New York and Boston and may appear before the committee of 100 on January 17 in a Belfast to Dublin era context of Irish affairs.
Patrick McCartan Irish envoy in the United States formalizes a protest to foreign representatives over alleged unlawful British Army actions in Ireland. He highlights a British order to destroy residences near an ambush on police, claiming occupants knew of the ambush and did not notify authorities.
The Ulster League of North America accuses Cork Lord Mayor Donald O Callaghan of clandestine entry stowed away to reach the United States. The telegram to President Wilson protests Terence MacSwiney’s successor and copies were sent to Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. James Ray of this city chairs the league.
Telegrams from Washington carried a strong protest against possible deportation of O Callaghan. Lord Mayor O Callaghan is slated to speak at the American House headquarters of the A R I R on January 29 under organization auspices.
Two Canadian relief parties pursue three American airmen who survived a balloon voyage over the Northern wilderness seeking civilization near James Bay. Each expedition is led by a mounted policeman and uses dog teams guided by two guides. One group moves up the Missanabie River valley from Mattice and the other via the Abitibi River valley from Clute.
Lieutenant A L Kloor, Walter Hinton and Stephen A Farrell lead relief expeditions ordered by Commander A B Perry as weather and terrain force a split choice. Guides favor the Abitibi route, 80 miles shorter than Missanabie, with the Revillon Freres mail due soon from Moose Factory. Three feet of snow and 20 below zero keep the party waiting in Clute trading post for daylight to begin the trek.
Three feet of new snow and 2 below zero temperature blanket the region as an expedition from Clute plans to push along the Abitibi River trail toward New Post to meet the airmen. The relief party will halt at New Post if no contact occurs, while terrain conditions hamper travel.
Citizens of the Rio Grande Valley forced the first physical action against Japanese colonization. Two families of Japanese who arrived to settle valley lands departed Thursday night after a citizens committee warned their presence was not desired. The group included two men two women and four children. They arrived Wednesday night.
Rose Murphy 21 of Wollaston slips as she tries to board a moving Quincy train. Her left foot is caught under a wheel and three toes may be amputated at Quincy Hospital. Station agent Oscar Lomasney warned her as she dashed for the second car amid momentum.
The annual concert of the Boston University College of Liberal Arts Girls Glee Club will be in Jacob Sleeper Hall to aid the B U Nanking Association. Featured are Marion Pickles and many regional singers with Mildred Burdette at the piano.
Seven Russian children brought to the United States by Rear Admiral Newton A. McCully were released from custody after a Labor Department order. The group arrived in Manhattan en route to their sponsor in Washington and greeted the admiral with cheers and joyful shouts at Ellis Island.
Funeral services for the late William H. Dorigan chief train dispatcher of the New Haven were held yesterday afternoon at his late home 86 Fletcher street Roslindale. He died Monday after several weeks illness. Rev J Ralph Magee of Brookline conducted the service. Interment was at Forest Hills cemetery. Bearers included John T Dorigan New Haven and James Dorigan New Bedford brothers of the deceased F S Hobbs New Haven W H Wright Boston Terminal Co R O Hanley Boston trainmaster and R T Cronin Taunton trainmaster.
The 50th anniversary of Pee Voneah R. Churchill’s appointment to the bench as presiding justice of the Dorchester District Court was observed at an informal gathering of friends and business associates at Young’s Hotel.
The market advertises a variety of seafood including fresh shore haddie cod flounders smelts haddock fresh steak cod new Finnan haddie new kippered herring Canadian boneless slack salted pollock stewing oysters fresh opened clan Labrador salt herrin Newfoundland caplin.
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