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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1921

Page

2

England Sends Prepared Offer for Ireland in Negotiations

A report says Lloyd George plans a home rule style settlement for Ireland with fiscal autonomy and police control but no navy. Ulster parliament independence and partition remain key issues as De Valera and Sinn Fein may accept a basis for talks. General Smuts aids mediation amid renewed optimism. De Valera hosts a reception with Irish groups in Britain.

Canada England Ireland Ulster de Valera Lloyd George James Craig Carson King Down Sir James James London Sinn Fein General Smuts Great Britain

Tanlac helps Boston woman praise life changing cure

Miss Caroline Grenier of Chelsea Street East Boston shares her relief after three bottles of Tanlac restored her appetite, relieved stomach pain, stopped dizziness and backache, and gave her steady sleep. The medicine is distributed by International Proprietaries Inc and sold at Liggett's Drug Stores in Boston.

Caroline Grenier Chelsea St Boston Liggett’s Lynn Mass Tanlac International Proprietaries, Inc

Mayor White Urges Lloyd George to Recognize Irish Self-Determination

The Mayor of Lawrence William P. White sent a cable to Premier Lloyd George urging recognition of Irish self-determination to settle the Irish question forever. The message urged Britain to acknowledge the Irish people's right to determine their own fate.

Abducted man returns home after eerie ransom letters

Thomas Randolph, a Sharon businessman, vanished after sending chilling pleas to his father demanding $50 000 for his life. He returned home unharmed, with police noting no clear abductor. In Reading, Bay State Heel Co plant burned. damage estimated at $30 000 and firefighter Hugh Hames injured.

Sharon Penn United News Thomas Randolph Randolph Wanderer Reading Bay State Heel Company Hugh Hames

Wilson Free From Manslaughter Charge

George E. Wilson of Roxbury was discharged in Central Court yesterday by Judge Dowd on the manslaughter charge connected with the death of Joseph Coppinger a fellow veteran on the night of July 4.

George E. Wilson Roxbury Central Court Dowd Joseph Coppinger

Plan of Farm Credits to Be Investigated

A joint congressional commission on agricultural inquiry will thoroughly probe farm credits. The study will assess Federal Reserve Board policies and their impact on agriculture. John Skelton Williams, former comptroller of the currency, to testify first on Tuesday, followed by Fed board members and government financial officers.

Washington United News Joint Commission of Agricultural Inquiry Federal Reserve Board John Skelton Williams

Johnson Educator Food Co sells crackers at Cambridge price list

Price list from Johnson Educator Food Company Cambridge shows Fresh Broken Crackers and Educator Crackers with cookies and wafers at 17c per pound, two pounds for 800, plus 20 pound baskets for 3.90. Contact 90 Sidney Street Central Square Cambridge.

Educator Call Johnson Educator Food Company Sidney Street Cambridge Central Square Adet

Two Rhode Island youths held in Bridgeport theft case

Arthur Boissel aged 22 and Harold Haggerty 19, both of Warwick RI, were arrested in Bridgeport CT and held for Rhode Island authorities for alleged participation in thefts totaling $9000 from a Pascoag mill. A separate note states women are now being taught tapestry making, a practice linked to Gobelin works begun in 1664 in France.

Bridgeport Conn Arthur Boissel Harold Haggerty Woon Socket R. I Rhode Island Pascoag France

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