Irish Report Comment Sparks Mixed Editorial Response
London reports that Frank P Walsh Edward F Dunne and Michael J Ryan presented a detailed visit summary to Wilson Lansing and Lloyd George. The Daily News editorial praised home rule but warned the report contains partisan rhetoric while acknowledging abuses in Mountjoy prisoners and likening them to wartime conditions elsewhere. Dublin censorship blocks publication of the report.
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London
Frank Pp. Walsh
Edward F. Dunne
Michael J. Ryan
America
Ireland
Wilson
Lansing
Lloyd George
The
Daily News
Mountjoy
United States
Art Leavenworth
New York
Dublin
Frank P. Walsh
Fish Sale Dispute Over Stock At Atlantic Avenue
Sam Slabotkin dealer in fish faced a clash with Joe Cerulo over selecting fish by size at Cerulo's stock on Atlantic avenue. Cerulo said no time to choose, Sam insisted on his long experience allows selecting sizes. The disagreement highlights tension over purchase terms in a routine fish sale.
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Sam Slabotkin
Atlantic Avenue
Joe Cerulo
Sam
Joe
Two Men in Atlantic Street Fish Dispute End in Court
Joe and Sam clashed over guard concerns and a fish box, Sam struck with a wheel and push, sending Joe to fall. Police respond as both file assault complaints and hire lawyers. Central Court dismisses for want of prosecution. they reconcile in the corridor and resume the fish deal on Atlantic avenue.
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Joe
Sam
Pemberton Square
Central Court
Atlantic Avenue
Fought For His 300 Dollar Stickpin in Central Court
Almon E Garnsley testified in Central Court that after attending a Jewellers Association banquet he was robbed by William Walsh who warned him then reached for a $200 stone in Garnsley s scarf. Officer Murphy corroborated the account and Walsh was held in $500 bail pending further history check.
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Almon E. Garnsley
William Walsh
Central Court
Jewellers’ Association
Boston
Miss Hearns Plans June 25 Wedding to Lt John W Casey
Invitations for the marriage of Cecilia E Kearns daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Kearns of Dorchester and Lieutenant John W Casey son of the late John B Casey of Bowdoin Square were issued last night The ceremony will be at St Peter's Church Meeting House Hill with a reception to follow
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Cecilia E. Kearns
William F. Kearns
Larchmont Street
Dorchester
John W. Casey
John B. Casey
Bowdoin Square
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Plenty of Jobs for Husky Men in Postwar Service
Service men seeking strenuous work are well supplied says Chairman Tiarry Learnard of the Bureau for Returning Soldiers and Sailors on the Common. Scores of applications from sturdy young men are received daily, he reports.
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Tiarry Learnard
Bureau
Bar-Headed Geese Earn Beauty Honors at Zoo
Scientists praise the bar headed geese at Franklin Park for beauty and grace. Native to Central Asia mountains they nest high above sea level, with visitors noting their softly tinted feathers and two dark brown head bars.
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Zoo
Central Asia
Franklin Park
Franklin Park Zoo
Cape Shore fleet lands heavy mackerel at Fish Pier
Three more Cape Shore steamers reach the Fish pier with thousands of pounds of mackerel. Lois H. Corkham carries 80,000 pounds fresh and 70 barrels salted. Elmer E. Gray 70,000 pounds fresh and 200 barrels salted. Mary E. Harty 35,000 pounds fresh and 260 barrels salted. Fresh sold ex vessel at 6 3 4 to 7 cents, wholesale around 11. About 800 barrels of small mackerel from Cape Cod traps were received. Seiners and 19 trawlers at the pier brought in halibut, pollock and catfish. wholesale prices given for haddock, cod and pollock. The entry notes other vessels and cargoes including sugar from Porto Rico aboard Lake Graphite and fruit from Bowden, plus large cargoes on Scythian bound for London.
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Cape Shore
Lois H. Corkham
Elmer E. Gray
Mary E. Harty
Louise McLean
Simmons
Parks Cove
N. S
Hammond's Wharf
Northern Avenue Bridge
Porto Rico
J. C. McQuarrie
San Juan
Lake Indian
Matanzas
Cuba
Revere Sugar Refining Company
United Fruit Company
Bowden
A. H. Andersen
Long Wharf
Port Antonio
Kingston
Jamaica
Leyland Line
Scythian
Brown
London
England
Shipping News Arrivals and Sailings Update
Shipping news lists numerous steamers schooners tugs and barges arriving and sailing. Vessels include Bowden Andersen Scythian Guardia Nacional Mongolia and Governor Dingley with tows to Salem Norfolk and New York, plus calls at Plymouth Port Reading and Portland.
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Bowden
Andersen
Lake Indian
Matanzas
Cuba
Ake Graphite
McQuarrie
San Juan
P. R
Cobb
Call
Yarmouth
N. Y
Kershaw
James
Norfolk
Belfast
Decker
New York
Pawnee
Allen
Cto
Dingley
Strout
Portland
Mohawk
Stanley
City of Gloucester
Larsen
Gloucester
Quetay
Hankinson
Vermouth
N. S
Louise McLeon
Simmons
Parks Gove
Savage, Wessel
Salem
Security
Fickett
Socony
Paoli, Nielsen
Port Reading
N. J
Pequest
Pohatcong
Forest Belle
Scythian
London
England
Guardia Nacional
Buenos Aires
Mongolia
Brest
France
Edgar FP
Inckenbach
Limon
Port Limon
North Wind
Corsica
Bedfast
Harry A. Nickerson
St. Pierre
Mig
Charlie
Willie
Sullivan
Mande
Jonesport
Port Hawkesbury
Standard
Standard II
Confidence
Northern No
Beverly
Honeybrook
Juno
Sandwich
Helen Mellyeine
Plymouth
Clara
Towing Barges and Steamer Run Details
Pallas and Sandwich with barges Mary Hughes Mary F Scully and Ida Woods head to New York from Norfolk while Salem and Taurus with barges L W No 15 sail from Port Johnson. Lynn with barges Armac and Shamokin depart New York toward Gloucester and Portland Paoli Sandwich tow Devon to Portland from New York. Rep tune Rockland Me towing steamer Mineola.
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Pallas
Sandwich
Mary ©. Hughes
Mary F. Scully
Ida Woods
New York
Savage
Norfolk
Salem
Taurus
Port Johnson
Lynn
Triton
Armac
Portland
Paoli
Devon
Gloucester
Rep.tune
Rockland
Mineola
Boston Man Settles $2000 Auto Injury Suit
arry 8 White of Boston settled a $2000 suit against W H Van Allen of 28 Brimmer st for injuries to White’s car from a June 28 1917 collision. The docket notes a judgment by agreement for the plaintiff in $100. The defendant is described as whose Christian name is to the plaintiff unknown. Rev Dr William Harmon Van Allen of the Church of the Advent lives on Brimmer street.
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Arry 8
Lodging Seekers Face Court Over Raised Bill
Four men appeared before Central Court on a lodging scam in Bovw doin street. Anthony Del Goldi and Salvatore Santoros received heavy bail for attempting to obtain lodgings with a revalued $1 pill. Vincenzo Circio and Raphaele Grimaldi paid $10 fines under the true name law.
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Central Court
Bovwdoin Street
Anthony del Goldi
Salvatore Santoros
Vincenzo Circio
Raphaele Grimaldi
Reception to Mrs Smith in Dorchester Daughters of Veterans honor birthday
Mrs Margaret F. Smith, president of the Department of Massachusetts Daughters of Veterans, was guest of honor at a Whiton Hall reception in Dorchester hosted by the Mrs John A. Andrew Tent to mark her birthday anniversary.
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Margaret F. Smith
Department of Massachusetts, Daughters of Veterans
Whiton Hall
Dorchester
John A. Andrew
Daughters of Veterans
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Princesse Jacqueline
Alfred H. Smith Company
Paris
Alfred H. Smith Co
West 54Th Street
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Mars
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Eewenh
Hesperus
Bunch
Blake
Grafonola
Cwio Grafonola
Temple Place
Telephone Beach
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Wieener
Mrs. Smith
Oxford
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O. K
Thayer McNeil Company
West Street
Wincarnis
Edward Lassere, Inc
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