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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1921

Page

7

State Badges Remain on Policemen's Caps

A Boston committee pressed for cap device changes for officers. The exchange at police headquarters touched on law, costs, and the mayoral role, with protesters criticizing the police chief while officials defended budget and design decisions.

Moriarty Attacks Police Budget In Kaiser Rhetoric

Councillor James T. Moriarty denounces Police Commissioner Curtis at a council hearing on the police department budget. He vows to vote against the entire police appropriation to expose what he calls a Kaiser in Pemberton Square who spends city funds freely. He criticizes Curtis for the Cap tains Sullivan Ryan and Searles scheduling and cites the State seal on caps as a budget concern.

John J. Carey W. J. Francis Stephen R. Mealey John H. Drew Hugh J. Campbell J. W. McCormack William H. Winnett Edward J. Cox Thomas M. Joyce C. E. Kelly John P. Englert Thomas H. Green William H. McDonnell Curtis Green Boston Commonwealth Commissioner Curtis Senate Senator Green Francis Crowley Police State House Carey Donoghue Watson Attleboro Ryan Moriarty Pemberton Square James T. Moriarty Council Police Department Kaiser Sullivan City Hall Avenue Thomas Ryan Department Charles W. Searles

Battle with Fire in Steamer's Hold

Officers and crew of the British steamer Kazembe reported a deadly fire in the hold during a rough sea voyage from Alexandria and Messina to New Haven docks. Two officers and three crew members were overcome by fumes, cargo damage was heavy, but the vessel was saved from possible destruction.

Kazembe New Haven Docks Boston Alexandria Egypt Messina Sicily

Adams and Hancock Key in Revolutionary Plot Tale

At a Concord meeting of the Friends of Irish Freedom Daniel T. O Connell cited Lodge s history to claim British plans to capture Samuel Adams and John Hancock at Lexington and Concord. He said Revere s ride enabled escape and warned that Adams and Hancock would have faced treason charges in England. Washington warned his own fate if he failed.

Friends of Irish Freedom Concord Daniel T. O'Connell Senator Lodge Lexington Samuel Adams John Hancock Paul Revere Hancock Adams England Washington

Man of 77 Credits Weldona for Relief from Rheumatism

Retired navy veteran Mr J D Cooley of 1468 Eastern Ave Malden Massachusetts describes long suffering from rheumatism and says two canes were once needed. After using Weldona he reports all aches and pains disappeared and urges readers to request the free book Germs of Rheumatism from Weldona Co 132 Boylston St Boston and to get Weldona from the local druggist.

J. D. Cooley Eastern Ave Malden Mass Weldona Weldona Co Boylston St Boston

Irish patriots call for liberty echoing Concordes fight

The speaker cites Adams and Hancock as doomed by treasonousfold for backing Irish independence. Six Irish patriots were hanged at the week’s start for opposing British rule, with more expected as Ireland’s struggle continues. The passage equates Irish and American rebels and honors sacrifices made in pursuit of freedom.

Adams Hancock Concord Lexington Ireland

Dean Rousmaniere Addresses St Paul Cathedral Service

Dean Rousmaniere spoke yesterday at the noonday service in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul on a topic titled The.

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Faith of Abraham Lincoln sermon at noonday services

The dean will be the preacher at the church noonday services today and tomorrow. The sermon emphasizes Lincoln's faith in God and his vision for a better world, noting his life as a testament to divine partnership and gentleness.

Abraham Lincoln Lincoln

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