Walsh rails at government care for disabled ex soldiers
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts condemned bureaucratic inefficiency and red tape in handling disabled veterans. He urged a full investigation and major changes to agencies, vowing Congress will push to ensure every wounded soldier receives proper care and all complaints are resolved.
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Washington
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Disabled Soldiers’ League
Walsh
Congress
The Problem of the Care of the Disabled
A fragment discusses the care of the disabled and the need for better support systems. It highlights concerns over funding, facility standards, and the role of community services in improving quality of life.
The Mollycoddle by Elizabeth Jordan
A Boston Sunday Post Magazine teaser previews Elizabeth Jordan story with a surprise punch and anticipation for its next issue print.
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Elizabeth Jordan
Boston Sunday Post
Two Indian Canoeists Welcomed in Boston
Two Penobscot canoeists Newell H. Tomar and John P. Ranco averaged 300 miles from Oldtown Maine to Plymouth in 17 days. After six hours of Boston hospitality they rested on Boston Common then attended The O Brien Girl. They presented war clubs to Governor Cox and Mayor Peters and planned Maine summer visits. De Valera wrote to Sir James Craig inviting a Dublin conference at Mansion House to discuss Irish policy and views of unionist leaders.
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Boston
Oldtown
Plymouth
Newell H. Tomar
John P. Ranco
Penobscot
O’brien
Tomar
Ranco
Cox
Peters
Maine
de Valera
James Craig
Ulster
Earl Middleton
Southern Ireland
Maurice Dockrel
WiLto
Robert Henry Woods
Dublin University
Royal College of Surgeons
Ireland
Andrew Jameson
Mansion House
Dublin
De Valera delays reply to conference on Ireland unity
De Valera postpones a full reply to the British prime minister pending a conference with principal Irish representatives. He says Ireland seeks lasting peace but insists on its essential unity before a fuller answer can be given. The delay follows the ongoing exchange of letters between London and Dublin.
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de Valera
Ireland
Ulster Accepts Cabinet for London Irish Conference
Ulster premier Sir James Craig announced the Ulster cabinet accepts Lloyd George invitation for a conference on Ireland. All ministers will attend except Home Secretary Sir Dawson Bates who remains in Belfast due to duties. The move follows the King's peace appeal at the Northern Parliament opening.
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James Craig
Home Secretary
London
Belfast
Associated Press
Ulster
Lloyd George
Northern
Southern Ireland
James
Dawson Bates
Ireland
Grounded Off Shore Near Winthrop Beach During Fog
A two masted fishing schooner named Elmer E. Gray with Captain Albert Hines grounded on Fawn bar in 12 feet of water near Winthrop Beach. Tugs to pull off at high tide, about 6 this morning, as 19 crewmen and local authorities respond amid heavy fog and siren calls.
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Winthrop Beach
Elmer E. Gray
Albert Hines
Fawn Bar
Hines
Gorton Pew Company
Eutaw Street
East
Boston
Cambridge Council Exonerates City Treasurer Over $500000 Loan
After a two month inquiry the Cambridge City Council cleared City Treasurer Henry F. Lehan of blame for negotiating a $500000 loan with Tremont Trust Company. It left $262900 on deposit at the bank as of last autumn while noting the loan was necessary and properly priced. Minority reports criticized Lehan’s qualifications and sound judgment. Also reported is the unconscious 16 year old elevator girl Carmela Josepf found at 70 Beach street, taken to City Hospital with serious condition but no violence marks.
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Cambridge
Henry F. Lehan
Tremont Trust Company
Brown
Wright
Drinkwater
Skilton
Bradbury
Lehan
Lagrange Street
Carmela Joseph
Oliver Place
Beach Street
City Hospital
Rose Joseph
Reduction in overtime pay in Chicago ruling
Railway employees will be paid for all overtime work over eight hours daily at the pro rata rate starting July 1. The temporary Railroad Labor Board decision excludes workers with existing agreements and those in the South paid time and a half before federal control. If later reversed, roads may reimburse deducted amounts.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
South
Harding nominates Henry Lincoln Johnson for D C recorder
Washington June 28 Henry Lincoln Johnson a Republican committeeman from Georgia and a Black man was nominated by President Harding to be recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia.
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D. C
Washington
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Georgia
Harding
District of Columbia
Harvard Glee Club Opens Paris Concert Series
Paris June 28 The Harvard Glee Club opened a month of concerts in France with a full house and the choir performing its program to an attentive audience. The tour continues with further performances in major French cities.
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Harvard Glee Club
Paris
Harvard Glee Club Tonight
France
Arbitration Proposed For Paper Strike In New York
A three member workers committee from U S and Canadian paper mills excluding International Paper will meet a three member manufacturers committee in New York tomorrow to select a seventh member for an arbitration panel. Most employees voted for arbitration and a new arbitration proposal was presented at the meeting in Albany.
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Albany
N. Y
Canada
International Paper Company
New York
Uncrowned Queen of Mesopotamia Emerges Under British Rule
Miss Gertrude M. Bell becomes the leading female figure in the British administration of Mesopotamia. Known as the Uncrowned Queen of Mesopotamia she holds the most important post among women under the British government.
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Gertrude M. Bell
Advi
Mesopotamia
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China
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Gloucester
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Council
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Marshal Foch
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Robert Underwood Johnson
Italy
Rail Labor Board
Jandy Jung
Atlantic Ave
Dewey Sq. S
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Chesterfield
Piedmont
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