Irish Peace Feasibility Discussed by Griffith in Dublin
Arthur Griffith of Sinn Fein argues peace with Britain possible on Wilson’s basis, opposing Freeman’s Journal’s dominion proposal. He criticizes Platt Amendment parallels, cites Ireland’s independence, and notes Sinn Fein’s readiness to negotiate on equal terms with England. He claims 85 percent of Irish people are republican.
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Dublin
Ireland
England
Wilson
New York
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Associated Press
Freeman's Journal
Mr. Griffith
Switzerland
France
Fribourg
Dail Eirrean
Viscount French
Leutenant
Great Britain
Griffith
Lloyd George
Mannix
Australia
America
Fruit-a-tives advertised as remedy for constipation
A testimonial from a Portland Maine reader reports relief from headaches and constipation after using Fruit-a-tives. The ad claims regular bowels after four months with six boxes for 2.50 and a trial size of 25 cents, available from Fruit-awayne Limited in Ogdensburg Tea.
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Fruit-A- Wayne. Limited
Ogdensburg
Crane marriage saga widens as court orders support
Rosetta M Crane former chorus girl living at the Braemore Fenway filed a separate support petition in Suffolk Probate Court against husband John F Crane of L M Crane Co oil dealers 91 Oliver Street Boston. Judge Prest ordered $100 weekly support and a temporary injunction blocking disposal of a $240 000 trust fund and business interests. The Cranes married in 1908 and have a history of infidelity accusations, divorce actions and financial disputes.
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Rosetta M. Crane
Braemore
Fenway
Suffolk
John F. Crane
L. M. Crane & Co
Oliver Street
Boston
Loton D. Jennings
Wait
Crane
Lorraine
Maine
New Hampshire
Prest
Cranes
Lewis M. Crane
John M. Crane
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
the Braemore
Fenway Apartments
Malone Nominated by Farmer-Labor for New York Governor
Dudley Field Malone, former New York port collector, was chosen as the third or Farmer-Labor party candidate for New York governor. The selection occurred at a conference of party leaders. Malone pledged a militant third party platform to combat the high cost of living and curb profiteers.
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New York
Dudley Field Malone
Port of
Farmer-Labor Party
Malone
New Irish Bill to Tackle Disorder in Ireland
London July 29 A bill to deal with disorders in Ireland will be introduced next week in the House of Commons and passed in all stages according to Andrew Bonar Law government leader. Lloyd George met a large deputation and urged awaiting the Greenwood proposals. He warned drastic measures and said Ireland must remain part of the empire. Munitions and railway staff actions were discussed with dismissal for refusals.
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London
Ireland
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Lloyd George
Hamar Greenwood
Irish Police Resignations Rise in Dublin
Resignations of Irish police are rising to more than five daily amid Sinn Fein urging clubs to welcome resignations and aid hardship funds. Recruitment outpaces resignations, with new hires primarily sourced from England rather than former Irish officers.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
England
Three MPs Wounded in Dublin Bank of Ireland Clash
One civilian and three military police were wounded outside the Bank of Ireland in Dublin during a scuffle after an attempt to disarm five military police. The incident occurred tonight as tensions rose surrounding the bank.
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Dublin
Bank of Ireland
Manchester Woman Dies From Lynn Accident Injuries
Mrs Hether Woodbury aged 50 of Bridge street Manchester Massachusetts died at Lynn Hospital from injuries suffered in a Wednesday night auto crash in Lynn. Her car was struck by a department fire engine's motor chemical unit.
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Hether Woodbury
Bridge Street
Manchester
Mass
Lynn
Lynn Hospital
Malden Playground Picnic Draws 1500 Children to Pine Banks Park
About 1500 Malden children who frequent five city playgrounds attended an old fashioned picnic at Pine Banks Park. Truckloads brought youngsters from all sections for sports and games while Miss Daisy M Riley and young women oversaw flag, recreation, and luncheon planning. Assistants include Miss Agnes F Heagney Miss Cecilia Lavel Miss Ida Kelley Miss Ruth Brown Miss Marguerite McGurk Joseph Evers James Walsh and William Glennon noted Malden athletes.
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Malden
Pine Banks Park
Daisy M. Riley
Agnes F. Heagney
Cecilia Lavel
Ida Kelley
Ruth Brown
Marguerite McGurk
Joseph Evers
James Walsh
William Glennon
Irish Railway Men Claim Partial Victory
Irish railway workers who halted traffic and blocked munitions trains say they won a partial victory after military authorities told managers no military guards will accompany goods by rail. They note government has backtracked from its initial stance, though passenger service may still be disrupted by refusals to carry armed personnel.
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Dublin
Fire on L Structure Sparks Brief Alert on Atlantic Ave
Electrical wires shorted on the Atlantic avenue elevated structure triggering a blaze. Fire units quickly contained the fire with minimal damage and no major traffic delays.
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Atlantic Avenue
Noonan Lemon Complexion Cream Promises Four in One
An advertisement from Boston touts Noonan's Lemon Complexion Cream as a four in one beauty aid that cleanses bleaches smooths and rejuvenates. Sold in 4 oz jars for 50 cents at drug or department stores or direct from T Noonan & Sons Co Boston Mass.
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Boston
Noonan
T. Noonan & Sons Co
Mass
Plan to Avert Coal Shortage Nears Conference
Washington reports a Monday New York conference with officials from four departments and coal-industry leaders to craft a plan to prevent winter coal shortages and curb profiteering. Acting Attorney General Ames says shortages stem from faulty distribution and prices lack economic basis. Embargo on exports is unlikely. domestic supply should rise as exports remain under ten million tons for the year.
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Washington
New York
Ames
Palmer
Department of Justice
Canada
Two Hurt In Auto Wreck At Bedford
Two men were injured and another man was badly shaken up in an automobile accident on the Great Road near Shawsheen Avenue today. The crash occurred as one driver tried to avoid hitting another vehicle.
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Bedford
Great Road
Shawsheen Avenue
Wreck injures two men after collision on Atlantic street
Ralph C. Christensen of 51 Botolph street Atlantic drove into a stone wall. He escaped shaken. Carl Anderson of 15 Edwin street Atlantic and John Forsyth of 234 South street Jamaica Plain sustained scalp wounds. Dr. William L. Barnes of Lexington attended.
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Chine
Ralph C. Christensen
Botolph Street
Atlantic
Carl Anderson
Edwin Street
John Forsyth
South Street
Jamaica Plain
William L. Barnes
Lexington
Lithuanian Government Overthrown in Soviet Revolt
War sa w July 29 The Associated Press reports word from Kovno that the Lithuanian government has been overthrown in a Soviet backed revolt. No further details reached Warsaw at press time.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Kovno
Prominent Malden Man Dies After Operation
Frank H. Carlisle of Malden died yesterday at his home 3 High street after a serious operation. The funeral will be at his home tomorrow at 2 PM and his remains will be cremated. Born 63 years ago in Charlestown, he worked for Levi Boles & Son in Boston as a clerk before becoming a bookkeeper with Reuben Shurburne. In 1893 he formed a partnership with John A. Ayer of Winchester in a Charlestown street office, Boston. He belonged to the Odd Fellows Masons Royal Arcanum and the Malden Club.
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Malden
Frank H. Carlisle
High Street
Mr. Carlisle
Charlestown
Levi Boles & Son
Boston
Reuben Shurburne
John A. Ayer
Winchester
Charlestown Street
Odd Fellows, Masons
Royal Arcanum
Malden Club
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Portland, Maine
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American Supply Co., Inc
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Gouraud
American Woolen Company
D. F. Malone
N. Y
Irish Police
Cruited
Cosmetician
Arta Street
Mest
Broadway
Hapdock
Meadowbaggs
Mohican
Doz
Enery Brown
James W. Brine CO
Devonshire ST
Summer ST
Lehi
United States
Jeannette
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Rubber Company of America
Jeannette, Pennsylvania
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