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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1921
Page
6
Professor Alfred O Rahilly, rector of University of Cork and key Irish movement leader, states Sinn Fein remain far from accepting partition though they may use electoral machinery to gauge public sentiment.
Professor O Rahilly argues the Sinn Fein has never been more united and rejects any division within the party. He notes deterrents to peace but says violence has only strengthened resolve and that negotiations will wait for government readiness to meet Dail Hireann. He concedes the republican army remains effective for guerrilla warfare.
Most shipping for the port of London has moved through Tilbury but the metropolis now functions as a true port due to the construction of a massive concrete dock in central London.
In Clinton last night a clash over Riga's fate left Theophil Nosik with head wounds after a quarrel in a grocery. Chief Magee arrested four men Frank Vowyzny Peter Luba Peter Raddock and Theophil Lipka on assault charges.
A slight improvement in the shoe industry has been noted by Charles J. McMorrow an organizer for the Root and Shoe Workers International Union at Leather Handlers Union 508 meeting in Wells Memorial building yesterday afternoon. The International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers reports no wage reductions planned by New England Telephone Providence Telephone companies. Henry Abrahams reelected secretary of the Cizarmakers International Union No 7 Boston with Aaron Velleman named president at Friday night elections. Other officers listed include John Evans William F Kinder and Patrick Mahoney. Local conditions will be reviewed by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union executive board at the Hotel Bellevue this morning.
The Boston University College of Secretarial Science offers an evening course in business correspondence. Secretaries can gain promotion by mastering persuasive letters. Interested individuals may call Back Bay 980 or 252 for details and visit the college office before 7 IT A. M. to speak with Dean Davis or Miss Curtis.
The Waccamaw crew Captain Landers and Jim Coleman were rescued by Ossipee after 1500 miles of search from Portland to Georges Bank. The barge, drifted in a southwest gale with boiler and stove damaged, survived 40 days at sea with only condensed milk, potatoes and ham. The Ossipee, Lehigh, and Androscoggin coordinated the rescue, delivering the pair to Portland as the barge was towed in. Charlie the cat and the two men, with 25 years service aboard, recount the ordeal and its near-miraculous end.
President Coolidge honors Theodore Roosevelt calling him a civic beacon who expanded public will against private power. He credits Roosevelt with restoring faith in representative government, challenging monopolies, and inspiring national resolve during war and reform. A shrine is planned to extend his influence.
Henry Ford faces a cash shortage amid a cascade of rumors about a world conspiracy, executive resignations, and his mounting financing needs. report says Ford loans, Wall Street terms, and planned plant reopenings reflect temporary challenges to his control and empire while he remains among America's richest men.
The 1990 wounded and disabled veterans across 11 Boston hospitals received relief from the Community Service of Boston. A hospital committee report notes 422 shows, regular refreshments, and frequent visits, with the Army and Navy Club at 10 Park Square entertaining over 39,000 men in uniform since June 20.
New York January 23 announces the appointment of two women to the Rockefeller Foundation executive staff. Miss Norma Stoughton of Hartford Connecticut was named assistant secretary of the Foundation, while Miss Margery K Eggeston of New York will become assistant secretary of the China medical board.
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