Praise for trade unions voiced at Women's Trade Union League
Dr. Albert C. Dieffenbach urged the press to favor labor in a talk at Jacob Sleeper Hall. Professors Vaughan and Scudder outlined threats to organized labor and the spiritual aims of unionism, stressing discipline and sacrifice among workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Dieffenbach
Christian Register
Women's Trade Union League
Jacob Sleeper Hall
Dr. Dieffenbach
David D. Vaughan
Boston University School of Theology
Vaughan
Vida D. Scudder
Wellesley College
Miss Scudder
Velvet rose girdle with bead centers described
A decorative girdle is portrayed as a garland of velvet roses with bead centers, emphasizing its delicate, ornamental design.
Atrocities in Ireland highlighted by Lord Mayor O Callaghan
Lord Mayor O Callaghan testified before a commission describing Irish outrages from 1919 to 1920. He cited torture of Tom Hayes, raids on Cork City Hall, looting of homes, and killings. He blamed British control of cables and newspapers for underreporting Irish violence and warned of consequences for republican government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Callaghan
Germany
Belgium
Irish Republic
Trish
Ireland
Tom Hayes
Bandon
Hayes
Hart
England
Great Britain
America
O’callaghan
Commission
Cork
Drapers Club
Crown Justice of the Peace
George O’grady
O'Grady
Cork Examiner
Seven shot incidents near Dublin bridge leave seven injured
A mysterious shooting near O'Connell Bridge in Dublin this afternoon produced seven casualties. One girl was killed, one boy wounded, and five others injured as soldiers on duty reportedly fired no rounds. Eyewitnesses say a crowd gathered to watch soldiers stop cars and a single shot caused the havoc. James O Reilly saw the shot from a lorry and noted soldiers inspecting rifles afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
O'Connell Bridge
James O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Prisoners Sentenced in Limerick Attack Case
Sixty prisoners taken for trial over the December 24 assault on crown forces near a dance hall in Bruff County Limerick were sentenced to ten years penal servitude by a field general court martial. Five years in each case were remitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Bruff
County Limerick
Bride coerces surrender of escaped convict in Chicago
James McElvey, an escaped convict, surrendered to police in Chicago after his bride urged him to come clean. He had been free since May and said they married in November to prepare for their baby, wanting to settle the matter before the child is old enough to understand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United News
James McElvey
McElvey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Progress
Women’s League
Jordan Marsh Company
McCurtain
Boston Wholesale Millinery CO
Blake Bidg
Temple Place
Washington Street
Pliner
Imme Ted
Mike C
Onk Fabarane Hae
Yoo
Batavia
Blake Building
Sis
Union Hatco
Big Down Town Department Store
Havelock
Brown
Morey
Union Hat CO
Hanover Street