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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1919

Page

3

Italian Cabinet Resigns After Defeat in Deputies Vote

Rome June 19 Italian government resigns after a 259 to 70 defeat in the Chamber of Deputies on a confidence vote. Premier Orlando announced the cabinet’s resignation and said King Victor Emmanuel would decide whether to accept.

Rome Chamber of Deputies Orlando Victor Emmanuel Chamber Germany Austria Signor Orlando Italy Wilson Adriatic

Berlin Moves Toward Plebiscite On Peace Terms

Berlin reports private advices from Weimar say the German National Assembly will decide Saturday to order a plebiscite on the peace treaty terms. If approved, voting must reach Paris by Monday 6 49 p m Paris time unless extended.

Berlin Weimar Paris Bert Reachisis Germany

Irish Freedom Fund to Hold Mass Meeting in Faneuil Hall

Miss Monkay Foley urges Boston women of all backgrounds to attend a mass meeting at Faneuil Hall to support Ireland’s independence. Prominent speakers include Judge Michael H. Sullivan and Captain John J. Murphy. The event features a large women’s chorus and a concert preceding the program.

Monica Foley Irish Freedom Fund Organization John Morton Dorchester Michael H. Sullivan Boston Michael E. Fitzgerald Cambridge Public Schools Edward F. McSweeney John J. Murphy South Boston Ninth Regiment May Foley C. Agnes Dailey Frances E. Dailey Anna G. Dailey Elizabeth L. Keefe

Judges Plan Mass Protest Rally In Fenway Park

Greater Boston lawyers of Irish descent call a mass meeting at Fenway Park on Sunday afternoon June 29 to voice support for Ireland’s freedom and condemn England’s stance. The event aims to be the largest protest of its kind in New England with delegations from regional cities and New England states. Speakers will include local U S Senators and Governor Coolidge among others.

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Brass workers vote to stay on strike in Ansonia

Ansonia, Conn announced that brass factory strikers voted to not return to work under a mayor negotiated agreement. The company will reopen mills tomorrow with protection promised by Mayor Mead and Sheriff Reilly. IWW organizer Joseph Ettor detained by police.

Ansonia, Conn American Brass Company Mead Reilly Joseph Ettor Industrial Workers of the World New England

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An advertisement promotes Father John’s Medicine as a source of strength. The brief copy emphasizes vitality and traditional remedies, urging readers to rely on the product for health support.

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