Sinn Fein Envoy Goes to Ireland and Back Unmolested
Dr. Patrick McCartan, famed Sinn Fein envoy to the United States, traveled to Ireland and returned to Philadelphia without arrest or formal credentials beyond a DeValera signed passport. He spent two months in Ireland eluding British authorities, according to Philadelphia reports.
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Secret Service
Sinn Fein
Patrick McCartan
United States
Republic of Ireland
Ireland
DeValera
McCartan
Envoy Returns to Philadelphia After Interview on Freedom of Movement
The envoy, back in Philadelphia on Wednesday, spoke in an interview today about his freedom of movement. He described limitations and conditions affecting his travel.
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Philadelphia
Deck Every New England Hero's Grave in France
The Boston Post readers funded a flag and wreath for Memorial Day on every grave of New England dead in France. The two cemeteries are Chateau Thierry with over 800, and Verdun with about 500 New England troops.
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France
Boston Post
Chateau Thierry
Verdun
New England Cemeteries Fund Drive Appeals Readers
The Post urges New England readers to support burial plots for fallen soldiers in France. It notes $1800 raised for two large cemeteries and lists New England units including the Yankee Division and various Marine Corps brigades and National Army divisions buried there.
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New England
France
Marine Corps
National Army
Army
Windrush Crew Loss Report After Collision Near Sea
The American bark Windrush collided with the Spanish steamer Buenos Ayres off New York harbor, drowning five crew members. Windrush, a 1400 ton three master, sailed from New York two weeks earlier for Montevideo with fish oil. Captain Griffith Roberts led a ten man crew, all believed to reside in New York City.
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Windrush
Shepard & Morse
Boston
Shepard & Morse Lumber Company
Devonshire Street
Montevideo
Griffith Roberts
Everett Street
Arlington
New York City
Lawrence Woolen Mills Grant 15 Percent Wage Increase
Local agents of the American Woolen Company announced a wage increase of about 15 percent to take effect in all company mills on May 31. No other mills announced raises yet, but it is expected that by tomorrow other local plants will follow with similar increases.
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Lawrence
American Woolen Company
Woolen
Mansfield urges aliens out of unions at Faneuil Hall
Frederick W. Mansfield, attorney for the Thomas G. Plant Company strikers, addresses over 300 workers at Faneuil Hall urging Americans to control unions. He advises honoring arbitration, avoiding public utility strikes, and eradicating radical alien influence to regain public esteem.
Meeting speakers include union and civic leaders in Lynn
Joseph Kelley presided as Mr Mansfield spoke, with Miss Julia S O Connor president of the Telephone department James H Bren nan Edward Jewett of the Allied Shoe Workers of Lynn and J Blackstone an international worker among the other speakers at the gathering.
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Julia S. O’connor
Telephone Department
James H. Brennan
Edward Jewett
Allied Shoe Workers of
Lynn
J. Blackstone
Joseph Kelley
Mr. Mansfield
Hen Lays Egg in Courtroom
Henry Jones accused of hen roost raids in Thompsonville Connecticut had an egg laid in the courtroom by a hen exhibited to prove the case. Judge Bushner fined him 100 dollars after trial as the egg was kept for breakfast.
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Conn
Henry Jones
Bushner
Henry
Hiram Bishop
Friend of W F Stone Held in Boston Case
Miss Grace E Tippett intimate acquaintance of William F Stone treasurer of the Boston Embassograph Company is held in New York for larceny and defrauding. She was brought to Boston from Farmington Maine by Inspector Silas F Waite and booked for conspiracy on two counts to steal and defraud. She spent last night in the Tombs and will be arraigned in Superior Court this morning.
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William F. Stone
Boston Embassograph Company
New York
Boston
Farmington
Silas F. Waite
Superior Court
Young Woman Seeks Escape from Married Man in Boston Case
A 22 year old woman who dated Stone for two years fled to Farmington Maine after Embargo Graph Company troubles became public. She agreed to waive extradition and travel to Boston. Stone remains jailed for 40 days in the Tombs New York. The wife and two children disappeared from 40 Hawthorn Ave Cambridge, and furniture was removed amid mortgage claims.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Allston
High Sugar Blamed on Luxuries in Hoover Plan
Government officials advocate rationing candy and luxury foods to curb rising sugar use. The plan suggests the federal government should have purchased and stored Cuban sugar to stabilize prices and regulate consumption.
Sugar supply may stay short two to three years
At a congressional hearing on the sugar situation Herbert Hoover backed a view that a prolonged shortage could persist for two to three years. The testimony followed yesterday's baseball results and a continuation on page eight.
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Washington
Congressional Committee
Herbert Hoover
Levi Lincoln and Cavell Anniversary Notes and Early Mail Lines
Today marks the birth of Levi Lincoln first United States Attorney General and Governor of Massachusetts born 1749. An item recalls nurse Edith Cavell buried in Norwich England after execution in Brussels on Oct 12 1915. Airplane mail service begins between Chicago and Cleveland while a trolley strike ties up Pittsburgh.
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Levi Lincoln
United States
Massachusetts
Italy
Austria
Westminster Abbey
Edith Cavell
Brussels
Norwich
England
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Unsettled morning gives way to improving weather
After an unsettled morning the day should become fair and warmer in the afternoon. It will stay cool tonight with a noticeable dip in temperature.
Yesterday's Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa
Yesterday's temperature readings are mixed with values around 57 to 86 degrees. The report notes an average temperature of 51.9 degrees for the day and 67.2 degrees for the same date last year, with hourly figures indicating variances throughout evening and night hours.
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Thompson's Spa
ORAM
Tease
Answers Sought on 27 Articles of Staple Food
General John H. Sherbourne, chair of the Commission on the Necessaries of Life, sent 7000 circulars to retail dealers demanding returns on gross profits for 27 staple food items. Wholesalers will receive similar notices next week as a restart of a prior state effort to curb profiteering.
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John H. Sherburne
Commission On
State House
Commonwealth
Clearing Forecast For Boston And Vicinity
Weather forecast for Boston and vicinity shows clearing Saturday and fair Sunday with little temperature change. Northern New England partly cloudy Saturday with showers in eastern Maine, then fair Sunday. Winds off the Atlantic coast from Sandy Hook north: moderate west with clearing weather. Sandy Hook to Hatteras: moderate northwest, clearing weather.
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