Irish Society marks 179th anniversary pledge night at Hotel Somerset
At the Charitable Irish Society 179th anniversary in Boston a large crowd pledged allegiance to the flag as an 800 attendance sang The Star-Spangled Banner. Governor McCall Mayor Curley and many leaders attended as President Harney presided and toastmaster Carney led expressions of national unity and Irish contribution to America.
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Charitable
Irish Society
Hotel Somerset
John M. Harney
Hugh A. Carney
Governor McCall
Curley
John J. Keenan
Fred N. Robinson
Augustus G. Reynolds
A.C. Ratchesky
Federated Jewish Society
Timothy J. Murphy
John B. Moran
M. D
Thomas F. Harrington
Mark Sullvan
Alexander McGregor
Intercolonial Club of
Boston
Fast
Richard J. Lane
Keating
Colorado
William T. A. Fitzgerald
James A. Gallivan
Peter
Boston Caledonian Club
Edmund Reardon
Max Wyzanski
New England
Harney
Philadelphia
Savannah
Baltimore
Chicago
Europe
Wilson
America
McCall
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Parick A. Collins
Commonwealth
United States
Sons of Ireland
Ireland
England
Atlantic
Emmett
Edward Keating
United States of America
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Washington
Carney
Republic
Our Sister Societies Banquet Echoes Irish Unity
Frederic A. Tupper of the Canadian Club of Boston defends unity with the flag of America amid Irish pride. He cites 70 years of struggle and loyalty, sending greetings from multiple societies to the Charitable Irish Society banquet. James H. Devlin chaired the event as an orchestra performed Irish songs.
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America
Frederic A. Tupper
Canadian Club of
Boston
Irish Society
James H. Devlin
Praise for Pres. Wilson at Boston dinner
Judge Edgar Aldrich praised President Wilson for defending citizens right to travel sea waters at a Bos ton S A R chapter dinner. He urged adherence to humane war principles and discussed watchful waiting versus active policy to protect lives on borders. Speakers included diplomats and military officers at the 140th evacuation anniversary event.
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Edgar Aldrich
United States District Court
Wilson
High Seas
Boston
Oxford
France
America
Willis H. Stover
Fifth Regiment
United States
J. C. Joseph Flamand
Fire Commissioner Grady Opposes One Day Off Three Plan
Fire Commissioner Grady, in a report to Mayor Curley, advises against a proposed one day off in three schedule for the fire department. He states he has given the matter careful study and consideration.
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Grady
Curley
Fire Department
Plan Requires More Firefighters To Work
The opinion argues the plan cannot be worked out with the current manpower. It states that at least 192 additional men would be needed to implement a one day off in three system and keep the fire department at its present efficiency.
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