Big Meeting to Aid Irish Relief Fund
A major public meeting to raise funds for Irish relief is planned for tomorrow evening at Symphony Hall. Mayor Curley will preside with speakers Bourke Cockran of New York and John S. Crosby of Harvard. Michael J. Ryan may also speak. The event features 50 musicians, 5 ushers from the Ladies Auxiliary A. O. H., and honors from Cardinal Gibbons Farley and O Connell.
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Bourke Cockran
New York
John S. Crosby
Harvard University
Michael J. Ryan
Philadelphia
United Irish League
Boston Musicians’ Union
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mary Renaud
Suffolk County
Friends of Ireland
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O’connell
National Irish Relief Committee
Thomas Addis Emmett
Thomas Hughes Kelley
John D. Moore
Boston
National Relief Committee
Mayor Curley
Patrick O’hearn
Hibernian Savings Bank
John H. H. McNamee
Cambridge
Matthew Cummings
Irish American fundraising appeal for widows and orphans
The national president of the A. O. H. and former Congressman Joseph O Connell head a Boston drive. All local fund contributions go to Patrick O Hearn, treasurer, to be sent to Archbishop Walsh in Dublin for distribution to those in need. The committee urges every Irish family to attend the meeting and support the cause. It notes hundreds of Irish patriots sacrificed for freedom and calls on patriotic Irishmen to aid widows and orphans.
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Joseph O’connell
Patrick O’hearn
Archbishop Walsh
Dublin
Boston
Gallipoli
Kput
Better Mails In West Roxbury Start July 1
Beginning July 1 city delivery mail service will expand to West Roxbury with two daily deliveries by a mail carrier. The West Roxbury Highlands Improvement Association and Germantown Citizens' Association pushed for the restoration after service ended in 1912. Congressmen Tinkham helped secure the department’s approval in Washington.
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West Roxbury
Episcopal Church Workers Conference Opens in Cambridge
Almost 400 attendees, mostly women, gather in Cambridge for the Church Workers conference at the Episcopal Theological School. The two week event features daily morning and afternoon classes on church, social service and mission work led by Episcopal divines and theology professors.
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Episcopal Church
Cambridge
United States
Canada
Episcopal Theological School
Marlboro Man Freed by U S Marshal From Austrian Prison
Frank Ghiloni of Marlboro, a U S voter born in Marlboro, was serving in the Italian army when captured in Italy after the war began. United States Marshal John J Mitch ell secured his release after his father Louis Ghiloni appealed for help.
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United States
John J. Mitchell
Frank Ghiloni
Marlboro
Ghiloni
Italy
Louis Ghiloni
Marshal Mitchell
Submarine exploits told in Kipling’s war diary
Rudyard Kipling recounts the Adriatic and Marmora actions of British subs B-14 and E-14 with vivid scenes of periscope duels, torpedoes, and evasive maneuvers. He notes patrols, wrecked craft, refugees, and close calls in a vivid, period-voice wartime portrait.
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E. Courtney Boyle
Georgetown Reunion at Pemberton Hull
Georgetown University alumni from New England gather today at Hotel Pemberton Hull for a 12 15 p m Nantasket boat ride from Bowes Wharf buffet luncheon and an evening dinner at Pemberton Inn at 530 p m with former Georgetown stars entertaining with baseball on the hotel balcony reserved for Georgetown men
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Georgetown University
New England
Slayer Found Guilty of Manslaughter in North End Killing
Frank Luciano, who shot and killed his business partner Eugenio Covino in the North End on February 14, was found guilty of manslaughter. The charge previously involved murder in the first degree and carries a maximum penalty of 25 years imprisonment.
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Frank Luciano
Eugenio Covino
North End
Students Pay Honor to Flag at Grade School Graduation
Tributes and salutes to the flag and recitations on preparedness gave a patriotic tone to graduation exercises as elementary schools closed for summer. The Shakspere tercentenary was observed with recitations from the dramatist's plays. The total graduates reached 7493, led by Oliver Wendell Holmes School in Dorchester with the largest class at 2 percent.
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Dorchester
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