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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1921

Page

8

Ireland’s Old Nationalists Faded as Sinn Fein Rose

The article recalls leaders of the Irish Parliamentary party, led by Dillon OBrien and O Connor, who faded after Sinn Fein’s rise. It notes Parnell’s controversial tactics, historic raids, and the party’s funds, prisons, trials, and wartime politics, contrasting past mercy with harsher modern campaigns.

Irish Parliamentary Party John Redmond Ireland John Dillon William O’brien T. P. O’connor Sinn Fein Ireland Being Weighed In the Balance and’ Dillon, O’brien and O’connor Parnell Griffith Russia England O’brien Dillon Healy Sexton Gladstone House of Commons All Ireland America Sinn Mitchelstown Devlin Balfour Forster Republic

Legion May Get Present from William M. Wood

Andover July 18. Local American Legion members expect William M. Wood president of the American Woolen Company to offer a land lot adjoining Balmoral Spa in Shawsheen Village and a $50,000 building fund to establish the post’s permanent home there. Wood is in Europe on vacation and no formal offer or meeting has occurred to decide the proposal.

Andover The American Legion William M. Wood American Woolen Company Balmoral Spa Shawsheen Village Wood Europe

Dermer and Squanto in the Pilgrim Pageant era

In 1619 Captain Thomas Dermer, agent for Sir Ferdinando Gorges, maneuvers near Plymouth as Squanto accompanies him. The text questions whether Gorges manipulated Pilgrim settlement for control, tying English politics and liberty dreams to the Pilgrim story. Squanto dies at Manamoick during a corn purchase voyage, leaving tokens of friendship.

Thomas Dermer Samoset Tisquantum Bradford Sirerdinando Gorges Gorges Plymouth Charlton Charles River Captain Dermer Cape Cod Squanto Sir Ferdinando Gorges Manamoick Chatham

Boylston Street Subway Cars Diverted Announcement

General Manager Edward Dana announces the temporary diversion of Boylston street subway cars. Beginning tonight at 8:30 p.m. and nightly except weekends, all Boylston street cars will run on the surface via Kenmore Beacon and Boylston streets in both directions due to work at the Arlington street subway.

Edward Dana Boylston Street Kenmore Street Beacon Boylston Streets Arlington Street

Special benches for women and children at the Common

The Common now has benches marked For Women and Children with police instructed to ensure benefit. Mayor Peters is seeking funds to install similar seating around the new baseball diamonds to accommodate spectators at games.

Peters

Ship Board to Ask $150 Million Deficiency Appropriation

Senatorial committee chair Jones said the Shipping Board will seek a deficiency appropriation of 150 million dollars in the coming days. The proposal aims to cover urgent funding needs for maritime operations and administration.

Washington Shipping Board Jones Senate Commerce Committee Senate

Free Feeds Barred for Westfield Police Officers

Westfield police commissioners ban all gratuities for officers including meals. An inquiry revealed a department member received a free hotel feed and claimed immunity from payment. The ruling stops free meals from hotels and other eating establishments to preserve integrity.

Westfield Police Department

Will Hold Funeral for Allston War Hero Today

Ralph Henry Lasser died in France on June 16 1918 while serving with the 101st Engineers. A Boston Latin School graduate and Harvard freshman, he will receive military honors at a 3 PM funeral from his mother Mrs Fannie Lasser’s Allston home 8 Glennville Avenue. He was uncle of Mary Antin, famed author of The Promised Land. Classmates and Latin High School teachers will attend.

Ralph Henry Lasser France 101St Engineers Young Lasser Boston Latin School Harvard Fannie Lasser Glennville Avenue Allston Mary Antin Lasser

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