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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
9
Patrick Sheehan, once secretary to Eamon De Valera, was arrested last evening in Dublin. The location of De Valera remains undisclosed.
The article details a lobbying battle over whether the Lord Mayor of Cork should be admitted to the United States. Acting Secretary Davis cites newspaper reports while Secretary Wilson contemplates upholding O Callaghan’s appeal to the Department of Labor. The decision hinges on migration records from Newport News and possible State Department passport waivers.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless reliable antacid. It claims quick relief from indigestion and acidity, easing belching heartburn and stomach pain, with low cost and wide popularity among millions.
Government friction between State and Labor over admitting aliens without passports dominates discussion of O Callaghan. Secretary Wilson appears set to appeal without State Department referral, while Secretary Davis weighs passport restrictions and declares misapprehension about jurisdiction. The dispute traces to Alfred Nagel and has led to several nonreferral admissions by immigration authorities.
Daniel J. O Callaghan lord mayor of Cork leaves Newport News after parole clearance. He travels with Peter MacSwiney and J L Fawcett and receives invitations from New York Boston Philadelphia Washington Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis. He plans to speak in New York soon then Boston and may appear before the committee of 100 on January 17.
Patrick McCartan Irish envoy in the United States letters protest to all foreign representatives in the U S over alleged British army actions in Ireland. He cites a British order to destroy residences near an ambush on police as unjust and notes occupants were said to have known of the ambush.
Wires to Washington last night carried a strong protest against possible deportation of O Callaghan. The American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic at the American House announced Lord Mayor O Callaghan will speak under ARI R auspices on January 29.
Two relief expeditions led by Canadian mounted police and guided by two half breed guides pursue three American airmen stranded after a balloon flight near James Bay. One party moves up the Missanabie River valley from Mattice while the other trails the Abitibi River valley from Clute aided by dog teams and rugged terrain.
Commanders order both relief parties to advance as uncertainty shrouds routes. Locals favor using the Abitibi trail over the Missanabie for its shorter length and because a Revillon Freres mail packet departs Moose Factory on December 27 for Clute. A party headed for the Abitibi leaves Coch rane and camps near the Revillon Freres post awaiting daybreak.
A heavy snowstorm north of Clute blankets the area as three airmen near their railhead destination. A relief party from Clute plans to push along the Abitibi River trail to rendezvous and escort the airmen toward New Post eighty miles north, weather permitting.
Citizens of the Rio Grande Valley forced a first move against Japanese colonization by warning two Japanese families to leave. The group, including two men, two women, and four children, arrived Wednesday night and departed Thursday night after the notice.
Rose Murphy a 21 year old of Wollaston slipped a foot under a wheel while attempting to board a moving train at Quincy station. She is hospitalized with three toes likely to be amputated while railway staff warned her not to rush the train.
The annual Boston University College of Liberal Arts Girls' Glee Club concert raises funds for the B.U. Nanking Association. Members include Marion Pickles Melrose Marie Reynolds Boston Dorothy Quimby Arlington and several others from Massachusetts and Connecticut. Mildred Burdette Lawrence plays the piano.
On January 6 1930 seven Russian children brought to the United States by Rear Admiral Newton A McCully were released from custody after labor department orders. They traveled to Manhattan en route to their patron's home in Washington where they celebrated reunions with cheers and smiles at the sight of the admiral.
Funeral services were held for William H. Dorigan, chief train dispatcher of the New Haven road, at his late home in Roslindale. He died after several weeks of illness. The Rev J Ralph Magee of Brookline officiated. Interment was in Forest Hills cemetery. Bearers included Dorigan brothers and railway officials from New Haven and Boston terminals.
Judge Reg R. Churchill marked 50 years on the bench as presiding justice of the Dorchester District Court. An informal gathering of legal friends and Dorchester business associates honored him at a dinner last night at Young's Hotel.
The Ulster League of North America accuses Donald O Callaghan Cork Lord Mayor and all his ilk of being dangerous alien enemies and in sidious plotting in a telegram to President Wilson protesting Terence MacSwinery’s successor. A copy was sent to Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. James Ray of this city, league president, orchestrated the action.
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