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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1919

Page

5

Sir Horace Plunkett Addresses Graduates on Irish Home Rule

Sir Horace Plunkett told the Graduates' Club in New Haven that Ireland should be in the war but British enlistment methods were faulty. He urged a united Ireland, with a constitutional form lasting for both Ulster and the south, and urged America to disentangle true issues from false. He pressed Ireland remain in the union and a united legislative approach before self-government. In Baltimore, Douglas H. Thomas, 72, president of the Merchants Bank, said the Irish question is internal.

New Haven Conn Horace Plunkett Graduates’ Club Ireland Great Britain Sir Horace Ulster England Baltimore Douglas H. Thomas First National Bank

100 Years Of St Pauls As Church

Simple services marked the 100th anniversary of St Pauls Episcopal Church now Cathedral Church of St Pauls in Boston. Very Rev Edmund S Rousmaniere spoke as the parish recalls its 1819 inauguration and the planned centennial events including cornerstone laying on Sept 4 and consecration June 30, 1920.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church Cathedral Church of St. Paul Edmund S. Rousmaniere Lawrence Rousmaniere Diocese of Massachusetts Trinity Church Summer Street King’s Chapel Unitarian Church Tremont Street Dean Rousmaniere St. Paul's Boston Christ Church St. Matthew's Rhode Island Connecticut Sears DeBlois Codman Amory Lyman Mason Tyng Warren Rice

Tiny Somerville Baby Weighs Just Eighteen Pounds

Virginia Mae Grund of 27 Hawthorne Street West Somerville weighs 18 pounds at 20 months, born at 3 pounds 14 ounces. She is healthy and active riding in a doll’s go cart and wearing size one shoes, with 11 teeth and 20 tiny teeth in total.

New England Virginia Mae Grand West Somerville Virginia Mae William J. Grund Hawthorne Street

Wage Cut Triggers Walkout at Roxbury Factory

More than 125 employees of Tri mount Manufacturing on Amory Street Jamaica Plain walked out yesterday morning over a wage cut. The machinists assemblers and helpers protested a poster announcing the day wage drop from 38 cents to 35 cents per hour at the wrench and tool factory.

Trimount Manufacturing Company Amory Street Jamaica Plain

Fall River Printing Plant Opens Monday

Fall River March 12 Official announcement says the American Printing Company plant to resume partial operation Monday March 17 and full on March 18 affecting over 1500 workers. Six of eight Fall River Iron Works mills resumed today on a three day week after a five week shutdown.

Fall River American Printing Company Fall River Iron Works

Old auditor implicated in 1918 Everett holdup case

At Middlesex County Superior Court in East Cambridge eight men tied to the December 20 1918 Everett robbery of GE paymaster Frank R Brown faced charges of robbery and assault. Guilty pleas were entered by Whittemore Celeste Sweeney and Gavin, while Owens Mulhall Stirrat and Bennett pleaded not guilty to various counts.

Everett Frank R. Brown General Electric Company Middlesex County Superior Court East Cambridge Charles 8. Whittemore Charles Celeste Mortalli Richard Sweeney Harry Gavin New York Hugh Owens John Mulhall Samuel Stirrat Lewis Poco) Bennett Poston Thomas Walsh Owen and Mulhall Dubuque Whittemore Stirrat

Robbers Take $26,000 From Cosmopolitan Bank Vault

Police disclosed a Bronx bank robbery in which $26,000 in currency was stolen from the Cosmopolitan Bank vaults after closing on Monday night. The cashier arranged the money in the vault, and the theft was discovered the following day.

New York Cosmopolitan Bank Bronx

Tiz for Tired and Sore Feet Foot comfort ad promotes Tiz with swelling relief

An advertisement touts a 25 cent box of Tiz to ease aching feet. It claims instant pain relief for corns callouses bunions and general foot soreness and promises shoes will fit once more. The copy emphasizes rapid comfort and renewed ease for tired feet.

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