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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
13
Monsignor Patrick J. Supple spoke to the Irish Victory Fund medical committee at the Boston City Club last night. He urged defend against treachery toward Americanism and said treachery to Ireland would signal treachery to America and its free institutions.
A Boston monsignor rejects claims that Irish Americans are un-American and cites historical loyalties to Washington and Lafayette. Jeremiah E Burke outlines three core requirements for self-government and asserts Ireland possesses them. Thomas Mahoney denounces the League of Nations covenant, applauded by supporters, while Lodge and Walsh's Senate opposition is framed as a fight between Americanism and internationalism.
Peter C. Harris ordered two army chaplains assigned to the North Atlantic Coast Artillery district under General John W. Buckman. Chaplain Ernest W. Wood goes to Narragansett Pier C A C and Chaplain Frank C. Armstrong to Fort Warren.
In Pittsfield the $25,000 breach of promise suit brought by Daisy E. Gohn against Louis H. Regnier was studied in Superior Court. Gohn admitted she knew Regnier was not divorced yet lived with him and cared for his home until Oct 9 1918. Regnier to testify next morning about three hours.
Mrs. Gohn testifies that neighbor Mrs. Fantini described Regnier as a d rascal and that Regnier claimed divorce. She wrote to Pittsfield city clerk Miller D. Steever on July 17 1918 for divorce info but could not go due to lack of funds. The court reads letters from Mrs Gohn to Louis H Regnier.
New York Oct 15 Hebrew owners of job printing plants have granted members of the Hebrew Typographical Union No 88 a $6 weekly increase and a 44 hour week effective immediately. The composers of this organization are chartered under the International Typographical Union but operate as a separate unit from the Big Six on vacation.
A meeting of 12 district organizers at Columbus Hall discussed a plan for a citywide boycott by all South Boston residents who ride the Boston Elevated cars to protest current service. A follow up meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday with broader representation.
Officials consider delaying a decision on protest actions against the Elevated trustees. If service does not improve a one day boycott by all South Boston patrons may follow. The new service from South station to L and Fourth streets and from North station to Franklin street drew sharp criticism.
Former associates gave John F. Malley a watch and chain, complete law office equipment, office furniture, rugs, and law books. The presentation occurred yesterday afternoon at the Internal Revenue offices in the Little Building, by Chief Deputy C. A. Leary.
Protestants claim the lines serve outsiders, especially those from South station, and not South Boston. A three member committee ex-Senator Daniel Chapman, Robert Ware and Fred Glenn was appointed to confer with other organizations and outline a plan of action for Wednesday night meeting. Arthur D. Cooper chaired.
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