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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1919

Page

8

Irish Freedom Fund Receipts Counted at Fenway Park

James A. Dorsey and Paul F. Spain announced that funds raised at Fenway Park from sales of buttons and patriotic souvenirs, plus donations, were so large that counting would take days. Funds were turned to Prudential Trust Company for sorting, with a long list of individual donors and amounts recorded at the fund office.

James A. Dorsey Paul F. Spain Bench and Bar Irish Freedom Fund Organization Fenway Park Spain Prudential Trust Company Summer Street John H. H. McNamee Irish Freedom Fund McNamee

Honor guest Lieutenant-Commander Read to speak at luncheon

The Boston City Club and the Aero Club of New England will host Lieutenant-Commander Albert G. Read U S N commander of the NC 4 as honor guest next Tuesday at a luncheon in Boston. Governor Coolidge and Governor Bartlett of New Hampshire will greet him with others including Mayor Peters Secretary Daniels Assistant Secretary Roosevelt Admiral Dunn and Captain Rush.

Boston City Club The Aero Club of New England Albert G. Read Godfrey Cabot Aero Club Read Paris Coolidge Bartlett New Hampshire Massachusetts Peters Secretary Daniels Roosevelt Admiral Dunn First Naval District Rush Navy Yard

Shipwrecked Crew Sent to Yarmouth

The crew of the British schooner Phileen abandoned at sea were sent to Yarmouth Nova Scotia as passengers on the steamer Governor Cobb. Included in the party were Captain Sydney Kendrick, Mate Fred Collins, Leo Tobin, Samuel Parrott, Edward Wakeham, Ralph Buckley, Harvey Parrott and Fred LeGraw.

Phileen Yarmouth N. S Governor Cobb Sydney Kendrick Fred Collins Leo Tobin Samuel Parrott Edward Wakeham Ralph Buckley Harvey Parrott Fred LeGraw

Victory Buttons Issued to Former Service Men

Corpal C J Sawyer wears the new Victory button issued by the government to service men who served between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918. The first lot was issued yesterday at the army recruiting branch with over 3000 ex soldiers receiving the bronze decoration at Tremont Row Boston.

Army Recruiting Branch John Bebbington Tank Corps Louis M. Marks Chelsea 326Th Battalion Tremontrow War Department Boston New York Chicago Springfield Army Recruiting Office Tremont Row

Public guards placed in New York city buildings

Police guards were posted at public buildings, churches, and homes of officials and citizens who have spoken against Socialism and anarchy by order of Police Commissioner Enright. The order took effect at four p.m. and will continue until July 4, amid rumors anarchists planned a demonstration.

New York Enright

Committees Win Praise for Fenway Park Emancipation Meeting

A Boston Irish Freedom Fund committee earns wide praise for organizing the Fenway Park mass meeting honoring President De Valera. Daniel T. O'Connell led the bench and bar group, coordinating subcommittees with cooperation from Mayor Edward W. Quinn, Edward F. McSweeney, and John H. H. McNamee.

Fenway Park Bench Boston Irish Freedom Fund de Valera Daniel T. O'Connell Irish Freedom Fund Organization O’connell Harvard Boston University Law School Association Boston Bench and Bar Committee Edward W. Quinn Cambridge Edward F. McSweeney John H. H. McNamee Prudential Trust Company Bench and Bar Daniel H. Coakley Michael L. Fahey Walter A. Walsh Joseph C. Pelletier Suffolk County Joseph F. O’connell Thomas J. Walsh William Turtle William Flaherty Thomas H. Mahony Bar Committee New York J. Albert Dorsey Paul F. Spain Edward M. Shanley William Jennings Patton Joseph P. Walsh William T. A. Fitzgerald James F. McDermott Frederick M. J. Sheenan Daniel E. Irwin Joseph T. Brennan Irish Freedom Fund

Joke Elevator Prank Tragedy In Boston Heightens Dangers

A practical joke caused a 35 foot fall killing Annie Carter 28 of 154 Warren Avenue and injuring Elizabeth DeLue 60 of 8gg Washington Street. Carter suffered pelvis fractures facial and scalp lacerations and tooth loss. DeLue fell 12 feet with spine injuries and abrasions at City Hospital.

Annie Carter Warren Avenue Elizabeth DeLue

Prince of Wales Greets Yanks at Y M C A Hut

London July 1 The Prince of Wales visited the Y M C A Flagle Hut and received an enthusiastic reception from American officers and men. Francis Powell of New York introduced him and the prince thanked the visitors for their work and wished the soldiers a safe return to the United States.

London Prince of Wales United States

Unity urged to cut war costs at House inquiry

General George Goethals told the special House war investigating committee that lack of unity among War Department bureaus caused delay and expense in obtaining supplies for the war. He urged a single minister of munitions or centralized purchasing, criticized cost plus contracts, and opposed price fixing by industry leaders.

Washington George W. Goethals War Department Bureau of Purchase, Storage Special House War Investigating Committee Goethals Quartermaster Corps Secretary of War General March

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