Judge Deery Speaks on Irish Cause in Malden
Judge James H. Deery of Indianapolis national president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians drew a large crowd in Malden. The procession of AOH divisions marched through the streets to Libernian Hall where he spoke about Ireland’s dream and US sympathy, praising Secretary Colby on the Mason bill before Congress.
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James H. Deery
Indianapolis
Order of Hibernians
Malden
A. O.H
Jlibernian Hall
Deery
Treland
United States
Colby
Congress
Former Judge Charged in Bergdoll Draft Evasion Case
United States Attorney McAvoy announced a warrant for the arrest of James F. Romig former Philadelphia magistrate. He is charged with aiding Grover C. Bergdoll to evade the draft in 1917.
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Philadelphia
United States
McAvoy
James FE. Romig
Grover C. Bergdoll
Boston Doctor Among 1400 Aboard Cretic to Naples
Dr. Carolyn G. Wentworth of Boston was among 1400 passengers leaving today on the Cretic for Naples in New York reports.
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New York
Carolyn G. Wentworth
Boston
Naples
Admiral Sims Attacks Daniels Defense in Senate Hearing
Rear Admiral Sims charged Navy Department witnesses with revealing distressing conditions and criticized the department for a timid wartime course. He questioned President Wilson's policy, citing a 1917 plan to bottle up U boat threats as impracticable. He said Daniels’ testimony contained mistakes and misrepresentations and cost the inquiry time and money.
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Washington
Sims
Secretary Daniels
Navy Department
Senate Naval Investigating Committee
Navy
Daniels
Wilson
Admiralty
Hale
Food Commission Extended to March 1 1921
A bill to enlarge the commission on the necessaries of life from three to five members, broaden its power, and extend its existence until March 1, 1921, was passed to be engrossed in the House yesterday.
Unitarian Forum Revived After War Era Reforms
The Unitarian Fellowship for Social Justice is restored as an open discussion forum with live speakers. Henry G. Ives of Amherst elected president. officers include William S. Lawrence president, Minot Simmons and Florence Buck vice presidents, Marguerite Emilio clerk, George R. Ferguson treasurer.
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Unitarian Fellowship For Social Justice
American Unitarian Association
Fellowship
Henry G. Ives
Amherst
Mills to Close for Short Shutdown Across New England
Lawrence May 27 William M Wood president of the American Woolen Company announced that Wood Washington Ayer and Prospect Mills will close tomorrow night until Tuesday morning. Arlington Mills and Kunhardt Mills also close for the same period. About 24000 workers will be affected by the half day shutdown and a drive to unite textile labor groups into a single central organization is underway.
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Judge Deery
Bergdoll
DR. Wentworth
Misses’ and Small Women’s Dept
DEPT
Byron E. Bailey Company
Winter Street
T Daniels
Steres Fr
Gillette
Army
Liggett’s
Riker’s
Lyon’s
Colgate
Drucker
Vivaudon
Food Commission
Unitarians Revive Forum
Filene
Filene’s—women’s Shoe Shop
Filene’s
Foulard
Vilene
van Dyke
Gingham
Eva
Adam and Eva
D.& J. Anderson Gingham
Guardian
Fun Brown
Filene's
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