Smuts Sees Solvable Ireland Problem Amid Peace Talks
General Jan Smuts told a London dinner crowd he believes the Irish issue is solvable. He noted meetings with Eamon de Valera and other leaders and met with British leaders including Sir James Craig and A. J. Balfour. He urged a united effort to shed the empire’s stain and cited South Africa as an example of successful reconciliation.
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General Smuts
London
Eamon de Valera
James Craig
Harold Greenwood
Ireland
A. J. Balfour
Lord Birkinhead
Earl Middleton
Horace Plunkett
League of Nations
America
United Kingdom
South Africa
Smuts Seeks Irish Truce Talks With Lloyd George
General Smuts, South Africa premier and mediator, reports Sinn Fein ready to discuss peace terms. A Dublin armistice is hoped for next Friday with a London peace conference possible within a fortnight. Smuts met Eamon De Valera and conveyed progress to Lloyd George and cabinet members.
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Boston Post
N. S. Tribune
London
Jan Christian Smuts
South Africa
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Smuts
Lloyd George
Lord Birkenhead
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
A. J. Balfour
Eamon de Valera
James Craig
Earl Middleton
Horace Plunkett
General Smuts
Belfast
Palace
House of Commons
Meighan
Canada
Pilgrims Land Again at Plymouth Harbor Pageant
The Mayflower replica anchored in Plymouth harbor as 305 passengers reenacted the 1620 landing led by Myles Standish and Governor Carver. Dorothy Bradford sailed ashore with the rest while crowds cheered from shore schools and boats.
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Plymouth
Myles Standish
John Alden
Plymouth Harbor
G. Webster Dyer
Governor Carver
Francis R. Stoddard
Standish
Mary Chilton
Gurnet
Nellie Ross
Boston
Withal
Priscilla Mullins
John
Dorothy Bradford
Governor Bradford
Provincetown Harbor
Mistress Bradford
Bradford
Nellie
Rose Standish
Cole’s Hill
Elder Brewster
Charles P. Marshall
Plymouth Rock
Nancy Cole
Margery Watson
Man Sought in Hotel Plaza Death by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Police spread handwriting from a hotel register entry reading Mr W P Boyer and wife to identify Miss Stewart companion a man about 30 who allies say influenced the former YWCA roomer to take her own life with a .22 revolver.
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New England
W. P. Boyer
Boston
Gloucester
Dorothy E. Stewart
Door Locked Inside After Miss Stewart Shot at Plaza
Police confirm room 101 was bolted from within after Miss Stewart was shot. Manager W H Cowan and Bellboy Dell Coler found the door secured and screens fastened to woodwork, requiring a bellboy to smash a screen to enter from a fire escape. No exit could have occurred from the room.
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Stewart
W. H. Cowan
Plaza
Dell Coler
Mystery Over Miss Stewart’s Death At Newton Hotel
Police and medical examiners say Miss Stewart likely took her own life after staying with a male companion whose identity remains unknown. Handwriting experts analyzed the register and noted nervousness and attempts to conceal the name, with several possible spellings discussed. Hotel staff observed no flight or departure by the couple, and Miss Stewart was buried in Newton Cemetery as relatives moved her belongings from the YWCA.
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Brickley
Stewart
Police &Trove
Boyer
Gloucester
Albert Grant
Plaza
Grant
Cowan
Miss Stewart
Newton
Esther
Y. W. C. A.sterday
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Promoted Over Harsh Soaps
A 1900s style health note urges careful soap use and favors Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo. It claims standard soaps dry the scalp and brittle hair, while Mulsified cleanses with a rich lather, rinses clean, and leaves hair soft, shiny, and easy to manage.
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E. T. Slattery CO
Bach
Pongee
F.T. Slattery CO
Tremont Street
Boston Common
MBER
Boston Better Business Bureau
Tomor
John Robinson
Holland
Ford
Pall
Andrew Bakke
Fred Dahlen
Cutbank, Mont
the Diamond Rubber Company, Inc
Akron, Ohio
Wholesale Distributary
Walker-Stetson CO
Boston, Mass
Salem
Cos Ecisenst
Milan Sport
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