Appeals for Erin's Freedom Draws New England Support
John F. H. Mellen of the Boston Post spoke at St. John's Hall Cambridge urging men of all races especially New Englanders to back Ireland's self determination. He argued for Wilson's principles and urged U.S. action against English oppression and for Ireland to be included in postwar self rule.
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Al and Pickles the Laugh Kings at Boston Ringling Circus
Al and Pickles, the famed clown duo from Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey, visit Boston next week. The pair, Al Miaco and Pickles, promise top laughs in the big tent show and tour highlights include their bold costumes and signature antics.
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Soldiers praise Salvation Army in St Pauls Cathedral
Chaplain Malcolm S Peabody of the 12d Field Artillery said soldiers worshipped officers who dared as much as they did and that no organization was more heartily praised than the Salvation Army by the men of his regiment during a talk at St Pauls Cathedral.
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12D Field Artillery
St. Paul’s Cathedral
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Overman Senate
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Milk Committee
Bolshevism and Labor: Wilson Explains Needed Actions
Secretary William B. Wilson outlines clear steps to combat Bolshevist influence in American industry in an exclusive forthcoming article for the Boston Post. He emphasizes vigilance, reform, and united labor action to counter radical pressures.
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William B. Wilson
Boston Post
Funeral for Francis H. McCall in Somerville
Funeral services for Francis H. McCall a Charlestown business leader will be held Tuesday at his home 10 Fenwick street Somerville. He died Saturday after a lingering illness and owned a harness shop at 333 We Rutherford avenue Charlestown and belonged to the Somerville Lodge of Eriks.
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Charlestown
Fenwick Street
Somerville
McCall
Weutherford Avenue
Somerville Lodge of
Eriks
Birthday Bio Briefs Honor Henry James Senior
Birthday note marks Henry James senior born June 2 1811 Albany New York. The elder James influenced two famed sons Henry the novelist and William the psychologist with theological ideas and social redemption as Christianity s aim.
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Albany
New York
America
England
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William
Memorial service held for unknown sailor aboard the Constitution
Adelaide Worth Bagley Auxiliary No 16 U S W V conducted a memorial at Charlestown Navy Yard for the unknown sailor killed aboard the Constitution. Helina Scott, president of the auxiliary, led the services yesterday afternoon.
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Adelaide Worth Bagley
No. 16
Constitution
Charlestown Navy Yard
Helina Scott
Auxiliary
Von Mach Demands Post Revisit Milk War Controversy
Edmund von Mach urges the Post to editorially revisit the milk supply controversy tied to wartime Germany and Allied investigations. He defends his role with the milk committee, claims a Senate investigation vindicated him, and defends associates against alleged attacks. He cites 1919 timing and addresses Little Gaffert Maine.
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Edmund von Mach
Little Gaffert
West Brooksville
Libbey Seeks Melrose Mayoral Seat in Heated Election
Ex-Representative George W. Libbey joins several candidates in Melrose city election. If elected he would advocate for Wyoming district funding, aiming to protect local interests long neglected in annual city spending.
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Melrose
George W. Libbey
Wyoming
Queen Tales Heroic Transylvanians in Roumania War Tale
Marie of Roumania recounts Transylvanians who surrendered as POWs in the Russian war and then returned to fight for Roumania in her article The Brother from Beyond the Mountains, appearing exclusively in the next Boston Sunday Post.
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