Immense Irish Republic Mass Meet on Boston Common
Arrangements for a large mass meeting at Boston Common Parkman stand tonight under the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic. The program includes the American Declaration of Independence read aloud. John F. Harrigan of Worcester presides. Speakers include James M. O Mara Mayor of Limerick Anna Walsh Rev Roland Sawyer John J Hearn Thomas F Murray Jeremiah F Driscoll William C Prout Thomas M Nolan and Miss Alice Burke. Music by Brian Born pipers. Cecelia Kelter to sing the Star Spangled Banner.
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Parkman Stand
American Association For the Recognition of
John F. Harrigan
Worcester
American Association For the Recognition of the
James M. O'Mara
Limerick
America
Anna Walsh
Thomas MacCurtain
Cork
Roland D. Sawyer
John J. Hearn
American Association For the Recognition of the Irish Republic
Thomas F. Murray
Jeremiah F. Driscoll
Perfect August Safety Record on New Haven
C. L. Bardo, general manager of the New Haven railroad, announced that no employee on the New Haven system was killed during August. He noted the record matches May 1920 and congratulated all employees on the safety achievement.
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New Haven
C. L. Bardo
New Haven Railroad
Soviets Win Preferred Rights to Gate to India
Afghan government ratifies Russo Afghan treaty reported by Rosta. The accord grants Russia extensive preferred rights in Afghanistan, seen as the gate to India, a region long contested by Russia and Britain for influence.
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India
Associated Press
Afghanistan
Rosta
Riga
Russia
Sullo Children to Study Music in Italy
Salvatore Bullo of Bat tery Street North End will take his two children Salvi Sullo and Miss Elizabeth Sullo to Naples. Salvi, 12, will study at the Royal Conservatory of Music while Elizabeth, 21, will study at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples.
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Battery Street
Hull Street
North End
Salvi Sullo
Elizabeth Sullo
Naples
S. Cretic
Royal Conservatory of Music
Academy of Fine Arts
Italy
Elizabeth
Salvi
Cambridge Men Arrested for Attempted Larceny at Agassiz Museum
James J. O Connell and John Quinlan both of 1126 Cambridge Street Cambridge were arrested by Harvard Square police on an attempted larceny charge. Patrolman Sheehan chased Quinlan after spotting them trying to force the Agassiz Museum garage door. Both men held on $1000 bail and to be arraigned in Cambridge District Court tomorrow.
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James J. O’connell
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
John Quinlan
Harvard Square
Sheehan
Agassiz Museum of
Harvard
Quinlan
O’connell
Lutheran Delegates Convene in Boston for District Convention
Five hundred delegates from New England gathered at Zion Church in West Newton Street for the opening sessions of the Walther League 2nd annual district convention. Plymouth Lutheran Church sent the largest percentage of delegates relative to its membership.
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New England
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
West Newton Street
Walther League
Lutheran Synod of Missouri
Plymouth Lutheran Church
Greeks Advance Against Turks Across Sakaria River
Greek troops press the offensive along the Sakaria River in Asia Minor. They occupy Basin Kelly, Polatli railroad station, and the Hivri defile, with further advances north and east of Evli Fatili, according to an official Athens report.
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Sakaria River
Asia Minor
Basin Kelly
Polatli
Hivri
Evli Fatili
Teachers Wed Keep It Secret in Cambridge School
Timothy F. Downey head of chemistry and playground superintendent and Lucy T. White physical education teacher were married a week ago at St Pauls Church Cambridge. Downey is a Harvard alumnus and Cambridge native. White is daughter of Mrs. Margaret White of 429 Broadway and Sargent School graduate who has taught PE at the high school for seven years.
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Cambridge High and Latin School
Timothy F. Downey
Lucy T. White
Cambridge
St. Paul's Church
John J. Ryan
Downey
St Harvard University
Miss White
Margaret White
Broadway
Sargent School of Physical Education
Scottish Clans Picnic Sees 10000 Expected At Caledonian Grove
An estimated 10 000 people are expected today for the 82nd annual Associated Scottish Clans picnic and games at Caledonian Grove. The programme features 87 athletic events including eight Eastern soccer matches and a world open two mile race with Highlands dances prizes and midway attractions. A suspect named William Marr 85 of Tremont Street was arrested as a pickpocket in Field's Corner near the Quincy car barns at Neponset.
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Caledonian Grove
Field’s Corner
William Marr
Tremont Street
Quincy
Neponset
Crown Prince Hirohito Returns From Europe
Japan hails Crown Prince Hirohito's return from a Europe tour with record national rejoicing. Navy ships greeted the prince off southern Japan and escorted the flotilla to Yokohama as thousands lined the waterfront.
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Japan
Europe
Kio
Associated Press
Hirohito
Yokohama
How Parisians Buy Ford Cars
Parisians modify Ford cars for luxury riding by buying the chassis and attaching a custom low body. The Paris Ford agency publishes a booklet showing prices from 865 to 900 dollars for complete cars, with chassis available at 675 dollars and a lowered chassis for a more luxurious appearance.
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Ford
Paris
Ford Agency
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