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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
2
Fragmentary text notes a person named Markieves on a mission for a movement in Ireland, described as a notable figure known as the Joan try. The sentence mentions she is already in prison.
Michael A. O'Leary and his wife Mrs. Michael A. O'Leary have severed active connections with the Massachusetts State Democratic Committee while remaining members. Mrs. O'Leary becomes executive chairman of the new Women's Democratic Club of Massachusetts, though this does not relate to her resignation.
Asle J. Gronna former United States Senator from North Dakota died at his Lakota home tonight He was 68 years old Mr Gronna recently returned from Rochester Minnesota where he underwent an operation
Assistant U.S. Attorney General John W. H. Crimi urged members of the Tanners' Council to reject small political cliques and engage in all governmental affairs. He complained departments are not functioning and said 600000 employees could be discharged without civil service concerns. The dinner ended the first day of the two day convention at Copley Plaza, with President Harry S. Thayer as toastmaster and remarks by Lieutenant-Governor Fuller and Dr. Willard Scott.
Two gypsy girls Pauline Di Demiro and Anna White, daughters of Portland leaders, were detained in New York and brought back to Portland by police amid a suspected elopement and theft of camp funds. They claimed they only went to see New York and returned with about 348 dollars, denying taking 700.
Testimony at a closed committee hearing portrays Major as an efficient chief of staff while General Edwards is blamed for divisional hostility. Witnesses describe morale strain, contested orders, and political tension within the 26th Division following the armistice as they weigh Major’s promotion to colonel.
Reports of a potential unity plan to be accepted by the Dail Eireann tomorrow. A negotiated framework could improve Eamon De Valera’s position and open paths for his followers to share in Dail cabinet portfolios.
In a peace framework backed by Michael Collins and Richard Mulcahy, the Melal army and its generals plan to resume high commands in a reunified body while De Valera seeks elections in June without contests. The accord delays displacing the Dail until a Dec deadline and suspends hostilities, with Kilkenny couriers ordering a ceasefire.
J. Fenimore Cooper of 4 Abbotsford Street Roxbury was yesterday found guilty in Roxbury Court of practicing medicine without a license. His case was placed on file. Cooper said he had worked for years as an interne in a hospital and believed his knowledge entitled him to practice medicine.
An advertisement urging readers to take Father John's Medicine if under weight or run down. It presents the tonic as a remedy to improve health and vitality.
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