O'Flanagan Telegram Stirred Irish Truce Efforts
New York March 27 The irish provisional government high commission released a statement accusing Father O Flanagan of sending an unauthorized telegram to Lloyd George in December 1920 claiming Ireland sought peace. It says the move nearly forced surrender terms before Collins urged Ireland to stand firm.
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New York
High Commission
Irish Provisional Government
Lloyd George
Michael Collins
Michael O’flanagan
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Old George
Collins
Father O'Flanagan
Commission
Father O’flanagan
de Valera
Free State
Fuller to Speak on My Experiences in Congress
Lieutenant-Governor Alvan T. Fuller will address West Roxbury Citizen's Association this evening at Shaw School West Roxbury. He will discuss his experiences in Congress and share reflections on public service.
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Alvan T. Fuller
Congress
West Roxbury
Lipstick Red Hat and Mohair Sweater in Millinery and Sweater Sections
A dainty georgette crepe hat with silver thread priced at 13.50 appears in the Misses Millinery Section. A new Belgian lace stitch mohair sweater in Oriental coloring is offered at 15.00. A soft cashmere tuxedo style sweater on the second floor is available in Spring shades for 0.50.
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Georgette
Princess Girdle Neckwear Debuts in Metal Mesh
In the Women’s Neckwear Section a new item named the Princess Girdle is offered. It features shiny flexible metal meshes in rose gold green gold silver gun metal and copper finishes. Price 5.00.
Embroidered Animal Clocks Draw Visitors On Fourth Floor
A new stocking displays hand embroidered clocks featuring tiny animals such as a rooster a bunny and a small dog. Visitors are invited to see the charming pieces up close on the fourth floor.
Unusual Prenuptial Guardian Arrangement Between Godfreys
The article reports an unusual prenuptial agreement making Mr. Godfrey guardian at law of his bride Mrs. Godfrey. It notes speculation that this arrangement may relate to her desertion and planned divorce action. Residents describe a love match despite age gap, with social prominence and Rhode Island ties. Mary Godfrey plans to sue for incompatibility in Connecticut courts. Mr. Godfrey denies involvement with another man and refuses further comment.
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Bristol
R. I
John Mills
Godfrey
Compressed Paper Box Company
Brooklawn Country Club
Fairfield
Mrs. Godfrey
Connecticut
Godfreys
Commodore Perry
Battle of Lake Erie
John Perry
Rhode Island
Marlboro
Mass
Brooklawn
M N N I Buck Private As MacNider Joins Black Horse Troop
Hanford MacNider national commander of the American Legion becomes a buck private in Culver Indiana as an honorary member of the Black Horse troop at Culver Military Academy. The unit presents him an English saddle and saddle bags. The Black Horse troop escorts U S presidents at inaugurations and recently aided Marshal Ferdinand Foch.
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Culver
Ind
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Black Horse
MacNider
Culver Military Academy
Black Horse Troop
United States
Ferdinand Foch
Indiana
Tragic Street Car Collision Avoids Child
A trolley crash near Roxbury injures four, including 16 year old Bernard Magee and 15 year old Edgar Finnan. The truck from Blake Express, driven by Edward Waters, turned under a bridge to avoid a boy, smashing the rear and striking the cab. Magee and Waters were thrown through the windshield. Magee is unconscious.
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Roxbury Crossing
Bernard J. Magee
Boylston Street
Jamaica Plain
Casino Buttaro
Ward Street
Somerville
E. Irene Lord
Centre Street
L Edgar J. Finnan
Rochdale Street
Roxbury
Waters
Magee
Coast guard backs Edith Nute ashore float plan
Chatham March 27 The coast guard cutter Acushnet stood by the motor barge Edith Nute which went ashore on Chatham Beach after its navigator mistook Chatham light for the offshore lighthouse. A high water float attempt was planned. The 542 ton vessel bound from Boston to Newport had been laid up and was making its first voyage under new management. Tonight she was reported half filled with water and engines submerged.
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Chatham
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Edith Nute
Chatham Beach
Chatham Light
Boston
Newport
News, Light
Nova Scotia Captain Fined Over Short Lobsters
Walter J. Sweeney of Nova Scotia faced charges for 24 short lobsters after his schooner the Grace and Ruby was seized with contraband aboard. Deputy Fred W. Goodwin led the prosecution and the Central Court fined Sweeney $2 per lobster, totaling $48.
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Walter J. Sweeney
Nova Scotia
Grace
Ruby
Fred W. Goodwin
Central Court
Sweeney
Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad Promotes Preventive Medicine
An advertisement urges taking Taxative Bromo Quin ine Tablets for colds grip or influenza as a preventive. It claims the genuine product bears the signature of FB W Grove and cautions buyers to ensure they get Bromo. Price listed as 80 cents.
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FB. W. Grove
Little Lad Causes Scene After City Crash
Motorman Murray escaped injury as he halted his vehicle after a collision. Affected by the crash, several women fainted but were revived quickly. The young boy, who sparked the accident, calmly surveyed the chaos with a toy in each hand before running home to narrate the event.
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Murray
Allen to Oppose Cox in 1920 Primary Fight
Attorney General Allen pursues a possible bid against Governor Cox in the Republican primaries while backing no current plan to retire. He cushions his plan with church meetings and legal actions, aiming to leverage party support against Cox and Lodge.
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Allen
Cox
Washington
Lodge
Supreme Court
Pelletier
Harold D. Wilson
Quincy House
White Horse
Wilson
Republican Party
United States Supreme Court
Pomzi
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Fuller
Jordan Marsh Company
M’nider
Buck
Legion Head
L. P. Hollander
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Park Sq
Chiffon Lafteta
Allen Boom
Ainsborough Core
Cutcaco
Pan
Cain
Seu
She
Mel TY
Morgan
Yee Ae
oChamber
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Wiltshaw
Lerarwnedas
R. A
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Hollis Street
R. R
Mattress
APRA
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