Detroit Bishop to Be Speaker at St Patrick Banquet
The Rt Rev Michael J Gallagher bishop of Detroit and national figure of Irish freedom will speak at the St Patrick banquet March 17 at the Westminster Hotel under the Greater Boston Council. Other invited speakers include Rt Rev James Grattan Mythen and Rev Philip J O Donnell with local and national figures. A special council meeting was called to finalize banquet plans and urge prompt response to Irish relief appeals.
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Michael J. Gallagher
Detroit
Friends of Irish Freedom
St. Patrick
Westminster Hotel
Greater Boston Council
Matthew Cummings
Gallagher
James Grattan Mythen
Henry Grattan
Irish Liberty Party
Philip J. O'Donnell
Austin Doherty
Cambridge
Edward F. McSweeney
Daniel T. O’connell
Irish National Bureau
Washington, D. C
Cummings
Greater Boston
Opposition to Widening Plan Protests Washington Street
Telegraphic protest from Mrs. Annie E Morrison of California was presented at the street commissioners hearing on widening Washington Street from School to Bromfield. Harry Highley, for Morrison, protested the plan that would move buildings back about four feet. George A Crocker, for other interests, said MGH trustees would support the plan if assessments were dropped. John A Sullivan urged a month’s postponement. hearing set for March 30.
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Fannie E. Morrison
California
Washington Street
Bromfield
Harry Highley
Morrison
George A. Crocker
Massachusetts General Hospital
John A. Sullivan
No bill found against carrier in postoffice theft case
A federal grand jury returned a no bill in the case of Benjamin Witherill a longtime carrier at the central postoffice who was arrested last December on a letter theft charge. Inspectors found a letter on him but he said he could not deliver it at the address and kept it to look up.
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Benjamin Witherill
Central Postoffice
Postoffice
Harding Pledges Himself in Marion Farewell Address
President elect Warren G Harding spoke from a Marion porch to thousands near his home, pledging God fearing service and confidence in the republic. He said he would work to the best of his ability with prayers from Americans behind him and hoped to return after his term to a welcoming reception.
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Harding
Mrs. Harding
Republic
America
Washington
The
Mrs Casey Dies at Roxbury Home in Boston
Mrs Catherine Casey long noted South End resident and mother of John M Casey chief of the licensing board died yesterday at her home 122 Lenox Street Roxbury in her 81st year She was mother of 10 children seven boys and three girls Born in New York in 1840 she moved to Boston in girlhood and was active in Immaculate Conception parish later attending St Philip s Church Funeral arrangements will be made today.
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Catherine Casey
South End
John M. Casey
Lenox Street
Roxbury
St. Philip’s Church
National Fish Day Urges Fish Day March 9
Secretary of Commerce Alexander urged all Americans to eat fish for at least one meal on March 9 to mark National Fish Day. He also asked dealers to offer best fish at reasonable prices and arrange attractive displays that day.
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Washington
Alexander
Urges U. S. to export goods
Howard A. Filene told about 200 MIT students that France fears a Germany allowed to pay its indemnity through large exports could dominate the world economy again. He said America must export to reduce its surplus and stabilize business for the next 15 years, as France needs indemnity and a living Germany.
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Germany
Howard A. Filene
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
France
United States
Funeral Services for Mrs D J Callaghan
Relatives and friends of Mrs Daniel J Callaghan of 25 Ridge Avenue Newton Centre attended funeral services at Sacred Heart Church Newton Centre. A solemn requiem high mass was offered by Rev T J Curtin with Rev James Haney and Rev Father Murphy assisting. Burial followed at Holyhood cemetery. Mrs Callaghan, a Chicago native and wife of Daniel J Callaghan vice president of Walker Stetson Company, won many friends in Newton Centre for her warmth and talents as a pianist earning a diamond prize from Chicago University. She was active in the Woman's Club of Newton Centre the Women's Catholic Club the Guild of the Infant Saviour and the Philomathela Club. A rich display of flowers reflected the esteem in which she was held.
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Daniel J. Callaghan
Ridge Avenue
Newton Centre
Sacred Heart Church
T. J. Curtin
James Haney
Father Murphy
Holyhood Cemetery
Walker Stetson Company
Women’s Catholic Club of
Guild of the Infant Saviour
Philomathela Club
Grove's Ig the Only Genuine Laxative
Advertisement for Bromo Quinine Grove's Ig tablets promoting them as the first and original cold and grip remedy. Claims authenticity and urges readers to choose Brom o Quinine, priced at 30 cents.
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Grove
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