Hope Truce Aims to Halt Belfast Rioting
In Belfast on September 9, representatives from rival parties met at Henry Street barracks by invitation of military authorities and agreed to a truce in the York Street and North Queen Street areas. Tensions were high, with Lewis gun patrols in Donegal and North streets amid threats to attack shipyard workers.
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Belfast
Associated Press
York Street
North Queen Street
Henry Street
Donegal
North Streets
Dr Williams Pink Pills Helped Meriden Woman Recover
In Meriden Connecticut Mrs W P Jones suffered three years of illness including stomach distress cramps fatigue and rheumatic pains. After taking Dr Williams Pink Pills her blood improved stomach strength sleep returned and stiffness faded. She urges others to try the pills and a free booklet Building Up the Blood is offered by the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY. Your local druggist sells the pills.
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W. P. Jones
Crown Street
Meriden
Conn
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schemectady
N. Y
Travelers Plan Boston Visit From New York Trip
Continued from the first page the party will call on residents in New York Connecticut and Massachusetts. They will lunch in Springfield at the Hotel Kimball hosted by the Post and proceed through Worcester toward Tremont Street at dusk. Mary and Doug eagerly anticipate their inaugural Boston visit together.
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New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Springfield
Post
Hotel
Kimball
Worcester
Tremont Street
Beacon
Boylston
Mary
Doug
Boston
Fairbanks to Boston by Post plane a quiet vacation
Doug Fairbanks and Mary travel with Mrs Picxford and attorney Dennis O'Brien on an auto tour from New York to Boston, escorted by the Boston Post. The star couple will greet fans en route via Waterbury Hartford Springfield Worcester to Marlboro and Boston, with a Kimball lunch stop and a Beacon Hill parade of sightseers.
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Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Boston
New York
Doug
Mary
Boston Post Touraine Visit Route Through New York to Boston
The Boston Post machine with blue and white pennants will lead a motor caravan from New York at 8 a.m. passing through Harts Corners White Plains North White Plains Armonk Bedford Cross River South Salem to Ridgefield Conn. The procession then proceeds to Tremont and Boylston streets at Hotel Touraine with an arrival time of 7:00 p.m. The Kenmore Station to Hotel Touraine leg travels via Commonwealth Avenue Arlington Street Beacon Street Tremont Street and Boylston Street.
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White Plains
Ridgefield
Conn
Waterbury
Hartford
Springfield
Main Street
Longmeadow
Municipal Building
Kimball
Fairbanks
North Wilbraham
Palmer
West Warren
Warren
West Brookfield
Brookfield
Spencer
Leicester
Cherry Valley
Worcester
City Hall
Boston
Shrewsbury
Northboro
Marlboro
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Weston
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Doug
Mary
Boston Post
Harts Corners
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Armonk
Bedford
Cross River
South Salem
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Hotel Touraine
Kenmore Station
Arlington Street
Beacon Street
Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Simplified Farewell Exchange Between Doug and Postman
A brief scene features Doug telling the Postman to report their sighting and promising to meet at 8. He jokes that others will know everything once alerted, bidding the postman farewell with a cheerful sign off.
Elks to Entertain Fairbanks and Pickford in Boston
Next Monday the Elks host a luncheon at Copley Plaza for Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford who arrive tonight in Boston. Governor Cox and Mayor Peters are invited. Edward C. Carr chairs the committee. Afterward the party attends a matinee of The Three Musketeers at the Selwyn Theatre with the stars appearing in person.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Boston
Boston Lodge of Elks
Copley-Plaza
Edward C. Carr
Farbanks
Cox
Peters
Elks
B. A. McMahon
Joseph M. Sullivan
James W. Reardon
James M. Curley
P. F. McCarron
T. E. McCarthy
Joseph Purcell
Michael W. O'Brien
Daniel J. Kane
Joseph DiPesa
George H. Johnson
Michael Culliney
John H. Dunn
Joseph Santosuosso
John J. Cassidy
Andrew A. Badaracco
Jeremiah J. Hurley
James R. Flanagan
Chapman Valve Cuts Wages Across Factory and Office
Springfield Sept 9 The Chapman Valve Manufacturing Company announced a flat wage reduction of 10 percent for its entire factory and office staff including officials totaling about 700 employees effective Monday.
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Springfield
Chapman Valve Manufacturing Company
Dail Eireann Session Set for Inverness on Sept 20
A session of the Dail Eireann was scheduled for Inverness on September 20. The decision was made this afternoon at a meeting of the Dail cabinet chaired by Eamon De Valera.
Plenipotentiaries for Conference May Face Dail Vote
Irish leaders await a决定 on Lloyd George's proposal as plenipotentiaries may be approved only after a full Dail Eireann meeting. Optimists expect a formal recommendation, while others warn negotiations could collapse without similar action. The opportunists seem to hold a large majority as Dublin waits.
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Lloyd George
de Valera
Dail Eireann
Dublin
Dail
Sinn Feiners Escape From Rath Internment Camp
United News reports fifty Sinn Feiners escaped Rath internment camp today by tunnelling after lengthy preparations in Rath town. The break involved prominent IRA soldiers and aimed to free hundreds, with refugees moving north across a bog and camping on a nearby hill before the group dispersed.
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Pooblin
United News
Rath
Irish Republican Army
Escape Through Camp Tunnels Goes Unnoticed
Small groups fled the camp and were not captured. The escape went unnoticed for a long time as roll call was taken and the tunnel was then found. Authorities are reviewing the escape and missing persons.
Pioneer auto maker W A Patterson dies at 82
Flint resident and founder of a prominent local automobile company, W A Patterson, died at his home in Flint early today from pneumonia. He was 82 years old.
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Flint, Mich
W. A. Patterson
Flint
Block Party At Marine Park Draws 1500 in South Boston
More than 1500 people attended a block party in Fitzgerald Circle Marine Park South Boston hosted by Thomas J. Fitzgerald Post Veterans of Foreign Wars. The event occurred despite a police ruling banning block parties with tag sales in the district though the ruling did not target this post.
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Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fitzgerald Circle
Marine Park
South
Boston
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