De Valera Leaves Boston After Two Day Reception
President Eamon De Valera of the Irish Republic ends a two day Boston visit with fatigue after conferences and gratitude to Irish volunteers. Mrs De Valera tours historic sites with Boston women while in New York the president continues speaking engagements. Harry J Bol and Miss Mary OConnor accompany the De Valeras. consul general J L Fawsitt stays in Boston for tonight’s County Club address. John J Foley to preside.
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Boston
Eamon de Valera
New York
de Valera
United States
Deacon Building
John J. Foley
De Valera Hails Boston Reception During Irish Visit
President De Valera praised a Sunday parade and mess meetings in Boston calling it a great demonstration of Irish support. He thanked the people, women, and U.S. servicemen and met with Irish groups to discuss Irish freedom and Lord Mayor MacSwiney’s case. He also commented on Atlantic ports protests against British ships and their impact on Ireland.
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Navy
Valera
Copley Plaza
John F. Harrigan
Worcester
John J. Hearn
Westfield
Friends of Irish Freedom
MacSwiney
Cork
Longstoremen
Atlantic
de Valera
Autopsy Probes Olive Thomas Death In Paris
Paris reports that Olive Thomas American film actress died from poisoning by intoxication with a sublimate, taken accidentally. Dr. Paul led the autopsy with five American doctors present. Judge Pamart granted permission to ship the body to America on the first available vessel.
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Paris
Olive Thomas
Neuilly
Paul
Joseph Choate
Miss Thomas
Pamart
Dockmen to Return After Boston Union Action
Union leaders secured the return to work of about 340 longshoremen from 17 gangs who walked off two weeks ago to protest England's treatment of Ireland. Efforts concentrated in South and East Boston with Charlestown to follow as plans include rehiring freight handlers from the Boston and Maine railroad who quit and were declared to have forfeited their positions.
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England
Ireland
Boston
Charlestown
Boston & Maine Railroad
Dyer Cleared of Break In Charge In Malden Court
Andrew F. Dyer faced charges of breaking and entering and stealing carpenter tools from James Jackson's home in West Medford. Judge Riley dismissed the case in Malden court after evidence tied to an automobile owned by Dyer found near the estate.
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Andrew F. Dyer
James Jackson
West Medford
Riley
Malden
Dyer
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