De Valera Delivers Eloquent Appeals in Manchester
Ireland's President Edward De Valera spoke to a massive Manchester crowd with Governor Bartlett and other leaders present. He urged Americans to reject British propaganda and pledged lifelong pursuit of Ireland’s independence, highlighting Ireland's harbors, untapped power, and Galway as a gateway to America.
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New England
Manchester
Lincoln
Ireland
Washington
Gostures
John Bartlett
New Hampshire
Hig State
Mose Verrette
de Valera
John Lyons
St. Anne’s Catholic Church
Thomas N. Connor
D. D
George A. Guertin
Joseph F. O'Connell
Philip J. O'Connell
Boston
Friends of Irish Freedom
Convent of St. Mary
Hanover
Elm Streets
Lfe
Mer- Timack Common
Little Green Isle
Copley Plaza Hotel
Lawrence
Thornton
Bartlett
Sullivan
Stark
Britain
Joseph F. O’connell
St. Patrick
United States
Edward de Valera
Boland
Sinn
Poincare
France
Lloyd George
England
Mr. Boland
Fenway Park
Plunkett
America
Ingland
Europe
Galway
London
House votes to cap aviation funding at 15 million
Washington June 30 without a record vote the House instructed its conferees on the army appropriation bill to limit the aviation fund to 15 million dollars. The House originally set 15 million but the Senate raised it to 55 million and conferees had settled at 40 million.
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Washington
House
Senate
Removal of George J Gould as Trustee in Gould Estate
New York June 30 Supreme Court Justice Whitaker removed George J Gould as executor and trustee of the Jay Gould estate after ruling that he admitted three wrongful acts and failed to split the estate into six trusts. The decision cited unauthorised gains from selling Western Union stock and mingling trust funds with his own, with an appeal likely to follow to halt total loss of control over an $80 million fortune.
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New York
George J. Gould
Supreme Court
Whitaker
Jay Gould
Frank Jay Gould
George
Justice Whitaker
Frank Gould
George Gould
Western Union Telegraph Company
Gould
New Four Foreign Ministers Form Peace Conference Council
Paris reports a four member council formed by Stephen Pichon Robert Lansing Arthur Balfour and Tomasso Tittoni will meet to outline peace conference procedures Pichon to chair The group may replace the older council and direct talks The Austrian treaty missing clauses likely delivered this week with signing unlikely before July 31 at earliest
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Paris
Associated Press
Council of Four
Stephen Pichon
Robert Lansing
Arthur J. Balfour
Tomasso Tittoni
M. Pichon
House Passes Savings Bill Reform
The House approved on the third reading a bill allowing savings departments of trust companies to pay interest monthly and for deposits drawn within six months. It moves to engrossment and then the Senate. The bill, urged by Bliss and backed by Swig of Tremont Trust, includes an emergency clause to take effect immediately.
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House of Representatives
House
Senate
Committee On Banks and Banking
Bliss
Simon Swig
Tremont Trust Company
Weather Halts B-34 Transatlantic Flight Plans
The British airship B-34 cannot begin its proposed trans Atlantic flight for two or three days due to unfavorable weather in Scotland on June 30.
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East Fortune
Scotland
Associated Press
Nagers Plan for Cabarets Quietly Expands Entertainment
Hotel owners anticipate resuming business with beer and wine restrictions. plans focus on cabarets and amplified live music to attract patrons without liquor. Quincy House proposes a $20,000 monster Pleasure Room with no alcohol and risqué acts. Hotels like Thorndike Essex and Clark's Hotel seek new features and lively evenings while some smaller venues may close.
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Quincy House
McCarthy & Co
Thorndike
Essex
Young’s
Parker House
Touraine
Whipple Hotels
Imperial
Howard Street
Edward Brennan
Clark's Hotel
John Irwin
Hotels retain prices as new entertainment debut
Managers at Lenox Brunswick Quincy House American House and Crawford House announce no price changes while promising enhanced entertainment. Brunswick to add better orchestras, near beers and socializing space. Quincy House maintains menus. American House adds basement Rathskeller acts and Marimba Band. Crawford House keeps dishes at current prices with a new secret improvement to dining.
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Lenox
Brunswick
Prior
Quincy
Murphy
Rathskeller
Crawford House
Concord Hosts Lexington Golf Club Return Match
The Concord Country Club will close Saturday afternoon July 19 to host the Lexington Golf Club in a return team match on the club links off the Old Road to Nine Acre Corner. The Lexington club won the first match.
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Concord Country Club
Lexington Golf Club
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
Concord
Lexington Club
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Junkett
Irelan
Mn Horace
Hie
Dublin Town
Sinn Fein
O'Neils
O’donnells
George J. Ousted
Ruy
Dai
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Fifty-Fifty Corporation
Fifth Ave
New York City
Nagers
Concord VS. Lexington
GOLF
Cleophee
Gabrielle
New York Association For the Blind
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