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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1921
Page
14
John F. Harrigan, state president of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, addressed the O Rahilly branch at Institute Hall in East Cambridge, throwing down the gauntlet to his Cambridge critics.
State president denounces Cambridge dissidents as one dollar Irish patriots doing the work of British propagandists by pulling good men from the cause. He cites A A R I R growth to 125000 since November and vows to reach 250000 by July 1, while defending finances and open books amid gossip from board critics. Francis J. Slattery and local leaders denounce anti Irish groups as hyphenates and praise Hyphenates for aiding England.
Thirty seven aliens with deportation warrants left Detroit today under guard for Ellis Island where they will await deportation. It is understood other groups of alleged radicals will join en route to New York. Some travelers were accompanied by their families.
Colorful report from a city where police marked a busy Saturday with 63 arrests in Division 1 and eight drunks. Fires, robberies, and accidents filled the docket while a hospital case involved a four year old with a scalp wound from an electric car, and a gas poisoning death added to the day’s tally.
Impressive ceremonies in South Boston dedicated four squares to veterans who did not return from France. More than 5000 attended as mothers of the fallen led services, with taps and volleys marking each tribute. Named were Peter James Nee, TF MacDonnell, Matthew J Sweeney, and John F McDonough, at four locations now bearing their names.
Excerpts from a yet unpublished memoir allegedly by Kaiser William II outline plans and discussions from 1884 to 1914. The text cites Russian French military pacts, a proposed league of nations, and cautions about German British and French diplomacy, including warnings of mobilizations and the 1914 Belgian invasion.
Triest March 13 Wilbur Keblinger American consul to Fiume left for Triest to await instructions after the Fiume government refused to recognize him.
A 22 year old East Boston man Emanuel Abrahamson, of 22% Paris Street, allegedly accosted Patrolman J L Johnson on Columbia Road and throttled him. The patrolman and other officers from Field's Corner fought the suspect, who was subdued only after a hard struggle and clubbing.
In Dorchester on March 13 Gertrude F ONeill daughter of Edward J and Mary L ONeill funeral from 20 Cushing Ave Wednesday at 8 15 am with Requiem at St Peter's 9 am relatives invited motor cortege flowers omitted. In Dorchester on March 12 Robert Quilty beloved husband of Mary H Quilty from 88 Topliff St funeral 8 15 am Tuesday Requiem high mass at St Peter's Church auto cortege flowers omitted.
John M. Cotter recounts Irish suffering and British oppression during his Ireland visit. He claims Sinn Fein dominates in many areas, with local courts delivering prompt justice and a drive to win elections to control finances and taxes. He warns England seeks armed clash before polls.
Mr. Cotter denounces British tactics in Ireland as torture and killings, likening them to German cruelties in Belgium. He says reprisals fuel Irish determination, with priests and laymen in Cork and elsewhere calling for continued resistance to achieve independence.
Arthur Stringer’s tale centers on a jewel’s disappearance framed as a mystery in a Boston Sunday Post Magazine feature. The narrative blends suspense and character intrigue as clues emerge within a refined literary setting.
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