Plunkett Hissed At Roxbury Irish Freedom Meeting
A mass meeting in O Connell Hall Roxbury by the Friends of Irish Freedom denounced Sir Horace Plunkett and John Galsworthy as English propagandists. Speakers including State Representative Thomas Niland and Senator George Curran attacked English aims and attacked Boston papers for aiding propaganda.
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O’connell
Hibernian
Roxbury
Robert Emmet
The
Friends of Irish Freedom
Thomas Niland
George Curran
Michael F. O'Malley
Mayo Men's Association
Sir Horace Plunkett
John Galsworthy
Boston
John Jackson Walsh
State House
O'Malley
England
Ireland
Plunkett
Munkett
League of Nations
Curley
Eugene Curran
Friends’ of Irish Freedom
Mr. Curley
Roxbury Municipal
Agricultural College
Curran
Boston College
Niland
East
Fox
Sir Horace
Secret Service
Labor Leader Denounces Bolshevism at Faneuil Hall
Peter W. Collins declares organized labor will drive Bolshevism out, criticizes Marx and Engels as founders of insidious doctrine, and calls Bolshevism today socialism in another form denying religion. Mayor Peters touts Boston employment efforts for returning soldiers and labor placement.
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America
Peter W. Collins
Faneuil Hall
National Civic Federation
Liberty
Peters
Boston
Collins
Engels
Russia
New York
Knights of Columbus
Burea
Budapest Proclaims War With Entente Confirmed
Budapest government reportedly signs a proclamation declaring a state of war with the Entente, according to a Vienna dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph.
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Entente
London
Budapest
Hungary
Vienna
Harvard Nurses Shelled by Huns in World War I
The Harvard unit of 170 men, 70 nurses and two civilians sailed May 11 1917 under Colonel Cushing. They served at Cannes Caimeres and Boulogne, endured multiple raids, earned commendations for coolness, and treated thousands of patients including British troops and colonial troops. The unit later moved to Argonne with American forces, delivering brave medical care under shelling and gas mask drills.
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Harvard
Boston
United States
Carrie M. Hall
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Cushing
France
Miss Butler
Cannes-Caimeres
Fitzsimmons
Kansas City
Leslie Woods
Tugo
Rubino
Eva J. Parmelee
Springfield
Mass
Miss Parmelee
Dannes-Carmeres
Monte Carlo
Bocie Fliers
General Pershing
Mary Arvin
Tyldesley Sands
Miss Hall
Ingred Peterson
New England
Boulogne
Gertrude Gerrard
Helen Ebbes
Mary Wright
Golda Price
Argonne
Mss
Pauline Jefferson
England
Barbara Stouffer
Red Cross
Poland
Paris
American Red Cross Bureau of
Vannes
Kerouhoun
Brest
Noordam
President to Amend Nations Covenant and League Headquarters Row
The article discusses plans to amend the nations covenant and the rivalry over League of Nations headquarters. It notes a special sub committee will decide the location and details remain linked to broader peace treaty delays and reparations settlement.
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League of Nations
Council of 10
Germany
Lloyd George
Fontainebleau
Wilson
Body found in Charles River near Waltham identified as missing East Cambridge witness
Decomposed male with five knife wounds found near River Street bridge in Waltham. A ticket shows travel from Waltham to South Acton dated January 9. District attorney leads investigation, canvassing South Acton Maynard and Stowe for missing men and clues to identity. Witness had testified for government at East Cambridge murder trial last year.
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East Cambridge
River Street Bridge
Waltham
James Grimes
Frank O'Hara
West
South Acton
Curran
Soft Coal Board for U S Urged
Washington March 23 Plans for more effective co operation between the government and the coal industry with benefits to the public have been submitted in referendum form to the National Coal Association representing three fourths of the country's bituminous production The Fuel Administration said the plans grew from conferences held by Administrator Garfield with coal operators and mine workers.
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Fuel Administration
Wilson
France
National Coal Association
Cleveland
Washington
The
Garfield
Popular Ingenue to Wed Librettist Buck
Miss Helen Falconer leading singing ingenue in Jack o Lantern at the Colonial Theatre announces her engagement to Eugene Buck librettist of the Ziegfeld Follies. The couple, with a romance three years old, plan a late June wedding. Falconer, Chicago born, rose from chorus girl to leading soubrette. Buck, Detroit native turned New York lyricist, recently honored by the Lambs Club for entertaining wounded soldiers.
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Helen Falconer
Fred Stone
Colonial Theatre
Stone Company
Eugene Buck
Miss Falconer
Mr. Buck
Charles Dillingham
Chicago
Elsie Janis
Montgomery and Stone
Detroit
Mich
New York
Lambs’ Club
The
Lambs
the Colonial
Worcester County Nurse Cited for War Service
Miss Florence L. Hone, an army nurse formerly Holden district nurse, is the first Worcester county woman cited by Major General Summerall of the Fifth Army Corps for her work in the St Mihiel and Argonne Meuse offensives now serving in Luxembourg.
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Holden
Florence L. Hone
Luxemburg
Worcester County
Barber Faces Death Charge In Malden Manslaughter Case
The district attorney announced an autopsy substantiates homicide in the March 6 death of Herbert P. Presley, assistant to undertaker Charles Ives. Barber of Malden, held on $10,000 bond, is to be arraigned in Malden court on a manslaughter charge tied to the incident at the undertaking rooms of Freeley.
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Commonwealth
Herbert P. Presley
Malden
North Mortuary
Tufts
Magrath
McCaffery
Presley
Charles Ives
Maldén
Woodlawn
William F. Barber
Freeley
Barber
Wonderful Canadian Memorial for Ypres
An officer announced that the Gonsdian memorial building at Ypres will house a relics museum of Canada's defence there a library of battles official photographs and a roster of Canadians who sacrificed. The plan aims to turn the site into a living Canada with maple trees shrubs and flowers and to title it Canada in Ypres.
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London
Ypres
Canada
Noonan's Hair Petrol Advertised by Barbers
An advertisement notes many men neglect the scalp leading to bald heads and urges scalp care. It promotes Noonan's Hair Petrol as a popular antiseptic hair preparation used by barbers and hairdressers, available at 1.00 a bottle from T Noonan & Soris Co in Boston.
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Noonan
T. Noonan & Soris Co
Portland St
Boston
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Esther E. Laurin
Lawrence
Ctoria M. Liebereich
Waterbury
Conn
Caroline P. Parker
Hoboken
Salvation Army
Hotel Albert
Butler
Back Bay
Maryland
New Jersey
New
Helen J. Ebbs
Alice M. Howell
Gertrude M. Gerrard
Gloucester
Katherine C. Hall
Ruth BH. Hawkins
Jennie Heppel
Alice L. Lake
Esther FE. Laurin
Margaret R. Leavitt
Victoria M. Tiebereich
Louise K. Meow
Melda F. McDonald
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Industrial Board
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Zionist Organization of America
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