Westfield Woman's Son Killed in Ireland
John and Bartholomew Buckley sons of Mrs. Mary Buckley formerly Miss Mary Keefe of Westfield were shot near their home in County Cork Ireland. John a school teacher died Bartholomew a bookkeeper survived. They are nephews of Bartholomew Keefe of Westfield.
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Whitfield
John
Bartholomew Buckley
Mary Buckley
Mary Keefe
County Cork
Ireland
Bartholomew
Bartholomew Keefe
Walsh 10 gets GOP support in New Bedford primary stir
New Bedford September 2 endorsement by patriotic societies of Joseph Walsh’s opponent has mobilized district GOP leaders to rally behind Walsh’s renomination. The action has energized campaigns and heightened attention to the 16th district race.
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New Bedford
Joseph Walsh
Patriotic” Societies
16Th District
Walsh
Patriotic Societies Endorse Winslow in Boston Campaign Fight
Speeches at Tremont Temple show groups backing Harold Winslow and echo past attacks on Walsh. Advocated issues include governmental inspection of institutions, protection of the American school system from un-American influence, and absolute separation of church and state. The battle centers on these themes as the district votes.
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Patriotic” Societies
Harold Winslow
Tremont Temple
Boston
Walsh
Winslow
Womn
Childrn
Walsh Seen Likely to Win renomination Amid Sectarian Clash
Republican voters rally to defeat efforts to question candidates religious views. Walsh shows strong support across Plymouth Barnstable districts due to his record in Washington and Pilgrims Tercentenary work. Winslow, former newspaperman and GOP city chair, faces a tougher fold amid sectarian rhetoric but carries limited backing beyond his base. Walsh managers report rising activity and expect an increased renomination margin next Tuesday.
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Walsh
Winslow
Washington
Republican City Committee
Plymouth
Barnstable County
Provincetown
Plymouth County
Patriotic” Societies
New Bedford
Long Term Attendant Describes Life in South Hyannis
A letter from A B Crocker of South Hyannis recalls 83 years in service to the local Baptist Church organized in 1771. He notes a family of 11 children with his father serving as deacon, his birth on April 6 1832, residence in a house built in 1898, and his own joining the church in 1890 remaining senior since then.
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Post
the Post
Baptist Church
South Hyannis
A. B. Crocker
So. Hyannis
Daylight raids by police and military in Dublin
Police and military forces raided numerous private houses stores public buildings and schools in Dublin last night. Offices of Arthur Griffiths paper Young Ireland Clontarf town hall Sinn Fein relatives residences and M H Gill & Son publishing houses were targeted in the operation.
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Dublin
Arthur Griffiths
Young Ireland
Clontarf
Sinn
Oil Tanker China Arrow Launched at Fore River Plant
At the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Fore River plant a launch ceremony for the oil tanker China Arrow drew several hundred officials and guests. Sponsor Miss Fredericka H. Fales received a bouquet and a diamond brooch. the vessel, built for Standard Transportation Company, measures 12 600 tons capacity and 48 feet length with a 62 6 inch beam and 30 6 inch depth. After the launch a luncheon followed at the Neighborhood Club.
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Fore River
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Fredericka H. Fales
F. 8. Fales
Standard Transportation Company of New York
Standard Transportation Company
Miss Fales
8. W. Wakeman
China Arrow
Bethlehem ‘Shipbuilding Corporation
Cox Proofs Not Presented Before Senate Campaign Probe
Democratic witnesses failed to present data backing Governor Cox’s claim of a 15 million dollar Republican campaign fund as the Senate committee adjourned until Tuesday. Subpoenas were issued for key witnesses including Edmund H. Moore, with six Republican state leaders named as chairs of ways and means committees in Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, and Kansas City.
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Chicago
Senate Committee
James M. Cox
Reed
Pomerene
Kenyon
Edmund H. Moore
Youngstown
Ohio
Cox
Moore
Pomerone
Columbus
Harry M. Blair
Marion
Fred W. Upham
Dudley
Blonsom
Cleveland
Garrett Kinney
Walter 8. Dickey
Kansas City
John J. Bryson
Indiana
H. G. Garrett
Kentucky
Roosevelt closes Maine speaking tour with rally in Portland
Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Democratic vice presidential candidate, concluded a three day Maine campaign tour with an evening address in Portland. Earlier he spoke at open air rallies in Kittery Old Orchard and Biddeford.
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Portland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kittery
Old Orchard
Biddeford
Cox Starts Month Long Tour From Columbus
Governor Cox departs Columbus for a nine thousand mile campaign through twenty two states ending October 3 in St. Louis. He will discuss the League of Nations progressivism and Republican finances citing a proposed 15 million dollar corruption fund. He plans brief talks in Tecumseh Manchester Jackson Lansing Battle Creek and Kalamazoo.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cox
Michigan
William J. Bryan
St. Louis
League of Nations
Tecumseh
Manchester
Jackson
Lansing
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Two Constables Killed After Ballaghadeereen Attack
In Claremorris Ireland on September 2 a raid by nine armed men caused a deadly blaze and gunfire at Ballaghadeereen. One constable and one civilian were killed during the assault, and the second constable McCarthy died from injuries the following morning.
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Claremorris
Ireland
Ballaghadeereen
McCarthy
American engineers report gold near Horseleap Ireland
A Athlone despatch in today’s paper says American mining engineers have found gold deposits in the hills near Horseleap in County West Meath Ireland.
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London
Horseleap
County West Meath
Ireland
Contractors to Be Sued For War Contract Probes
Washington dispatch reports 824 contractors face criminal and civil actions as part of a government bid to clean up wartime contract controversies. The cases, turned over by the War Department, involve sums from thousands to millions and cover supplies, construction of camps, cantonments, warehouses, and related facilities. The Shipping Board plans to seek additional prosecutions.
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Washington
Associated Press
Department of Justice
Department
War Department
Shipping Board
Lodger found shot in head in South End room
John Sandstrom, 29, living at 207 West Springfield Street, was found in his bed yesterday afternoon with a bullet wound in the right temple. A .38 revolver lay beside the bed. Landlady Mrs. Annie Sullivan called police and ambulance. he was taken to City Hospital.
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John Sandstrom
Springfield Street
South End
Annie Sullivan
City
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