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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1919
Page
11
Thousands gathered at Faneuil Hall as Justice Cohalan and Irish leaders urged the peace conference to address Ireland's independence. Speakers pressed America to honor its word, condemned the League of Nations as imperial, and linked Irish freedom to American democracy and global peace.
Judge Cohalan urges that Ireland’s independence be recognized by the peace conference in Paris. He argues England’s dominance, warns against Article X, and calls for self determination for Ireland, listing economic and political grievances and urging American pressure to place Ireland’s case before the delegates.
The address by Mgr Michael J Splaine at Faneuil Hall in Boston urges Ireland's self determination and criticizes British rule The program features remarks by Ex Mayor James M Curley and others calling U S support for Irish freedom ahead of the peace conference and warning of world tensions If President Wilson fails to keep promises the Irish in America fear consequences for Ireland
Matthew Cummings at Faneuil Hall spoke to a Boston audience calling for public expression of appreciation for Justice Daniel F. Co haloan and his leadership in Irish freedom. He criticized newspapers and individuals loyal to England over America.
Citizens of Boston in Faneuil Hall unanimously adopted resolutions praising Justice Daniel F. Cohalan for Irish freedom work and pledging support. They urge President Wilson to allow Ireland self government and oppose a League of Nations that limits sovereignty. They call on peace conference nations to recognize the Irish republic.
Several thousand gathered in a snowbound open air overflow at Farneil Hall to honor Justice Daniel F. Cohalan of the New York Supreme Court. Speakers praised him as a hero who unified Irish nationalists and led the fight for independence, with both inside and outside crowds roaring approval.
Marshal Foch will meet a German plenipotentiary at Spa to discuss Danzig with full powers and guarantees on General Hallers’ troop landing. Germany to send Erzberger as plenipotentiary, Berlin notes. London dispatch cites invitation to Spa for talks with Foch.
The first cargo of American foodstuffs arrives in Germany and will be shared by Hamburg Altona Berlin Dresden Leipzig and Magdeburg. Vorwaertz says the flour is exceptionally white and of superior quality, said to outshine Germanys best prewar flour and suited to mix with German coarse flour.
E W Grove signature appears on the box of Vaxative Bromo Quinine tablets used for colds and grip. The label notes the product and dosage details.
Boston Globe columnist James T. Sullivan spoke at St Bartholomew's Cambridge on the Irish problem. He blamed England's House of Lords for blocking democracy and cited Irish contributions in wars from Gallipoli to Flanders. He urged equal treatment for Ireland and Irish Americans.
In Bamnesville Florida on March 30 the New York Giants showcase a strengthened pitching staff led by Ferdinand Schupp with Barnes back and Winter Causey Benton and George Smith at strong form. Beart Smith joins as catcher with high demand from managers. The batting order includes Burns Young Chase Zimmerman Fletcher Doyle Kauff McCarty, signaling a formidable lineup for the season.
Battery B and the supply company of the 4th Coast Artillery Corps, stationed at Camp Eustis, have been sent to Camp Sherman for demobilization after French government claims of damage to a chateau in France. Captains of the two companies to be held in the service unresolved. Damages will be collected pro rata from officers and men.
State Department notes two 1912 proposals by Japanese interests to buy land in Lower California from the California and Mexican Land Company of Los Angeles. Senator Phelan reported the matter in telegrams. Officials cited lodge resolution and President Taft message as guidance on foreign base plans at Magdalena Bay.
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