Mass Service Honors State Guard at Faneuil Hall
In historic Faneuil Hall the Holy Cross Cathedral priest led a low mass for members of the State Guard. The gathering included the 20th Regiment with soldiers from Springfield and western Massachusetts. Col. Warner and other officers attended. additional services followed at East Newton Street and St Cecelia’s Church.
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Faneuil
John W. Culhane
Holy Cross
State Guard
Boston
Father Culhane
Shane
Faneuil Hall
20Th Regiment
Springfield
Ire
Northampton
Pittsfield
Warner
Newton Street
F. Sullivan
St. Cecelia’s
Maculate Conception Church
St. As
Jamaica Plain
Chef Notre Dame Des Victoires
Cradle of Liberty
S. Ecake
Sumner Bird calls for national council to settle disputes
Charles Sumner Bird yesterday argued that strikes have raised living costs and sowed disorder. He urged a national parliament of 200 to 300 people, including women, representing capital, labor and the public, to craft a peaceful settlement plan for industrial disputes and guide congressional action. He disputed Senator Walsh on remedies for high prices.
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Charles Sumner Bird
Wilson
Bird
Senator Walsh
Europe
Embroidered dress charms with simple DIY allure
A plain dress gains flair through embroidery and smart detailing. Priced at 150 dollars in an exclusive shop, it invites replication with clever stitching. The first appearance featured wine red satin with blue and dull gold embroidery and a two tone satin sash.
Mrs. Hearst’s Mother Dies at Sea Island Home
New York Sept 4 Mrs. George L Willson mother of Mrs William Rudolph Hearst and Mrs Walter W Willson died at her Sea Island summer home. She was known for her charitable work and community activities.
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New York
George L. Willsom
William Rudolph Hearst
Walter
Seaannie
Willson
De Valera Draws 15000 at Melrose Park Rally Support for Ireland
Eamon de Valera, Irish Republic president, denounces British coercion and compares England’s rule to Germany. He urges America to reject tacit acceptance of England to Ireland and calls for Ireland’s independence and self-determination. Resolutions protest the Dail Eireann suppression and oppose the League covenant.
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England
Germany
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France
America
Great Britain
Spain
Cuba
Dail Eireann
League of Nations Covenant
Irish Leader Denounces League of Nations at Melrose Park
Eamon De Valera and fellow Irish speakers denounced the peace treaty and the League of Nations, hissing at King George V and Lloyd George. Campaign speakers including Ambrose Kennedy and Mayor Joseph H. Gainer urged resistance to British policies in Ireland, with a packed crowd praising De Valera's address.
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King George V
Lloyd George
Hisses
Melrose Park
Thomas F. Cooney
Miles McNamee
Committee of 100
England
Dail Eireann
Colt
Gerry
Worcester
Attleboro
Bay State
Miles A. McNamee
Ireland
von Bissing
Boy Found At Cliff Foot With Fractured Leg
Reuben Bronstein, 4, was found by Malden police patrolmen Campbell and Shaugnessy after a several hour search in woods off Plymouth road. He fell from a steep cliff and injured his leg while walking with a younger companion. Bronstein was carried to his home at 104 Granville Avenue.
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Shaugnessy
Malden
Reuben Bronstein
Plymouth Road
Bronstein
Granville Avenue
Boston man held as pickpocket in Bridgeport case
John Jackson of Boston, arrested a day earlier, is charged with pickpocketing and is said to have no link to the slayer of Benjamin Binkowitz. A Milford turnpike car driver, suspected in the body’s transport, was cleared after coroner questioning. Passengers reported bloodstains in the car from a prior fist fight.
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Bridgeport
Conn
John Jackson
Boston
Benjamin Binkowitz
New York
Binkowitz
Milford Turnpike
Mix
Fear Six Fishermen Drowned In Storm
The motor fishing boat Margherita of Boston foundered in a gale last Wednesday while crossing Massachusetts Bay. Six crewmen are feared dead as no trace of the craft was seen by arriving fleet. Captain Peter Mendez continued to Boston to market his catch despite the squall near Plymouth.
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Margherita
Boston
Massachusetts Bay
Plymouth
Peter Mendez
Labor Notes Boston Typographical Union Meeting Postponed
The Boston Typographical Union No 18 meeting was called off as Faneuil Hall was occupied by the Guard. A likely rescheduling for tomorrow night is reported. Substitutes Association of Boston met at 694 Washington Street with delegates from Philadelphia’s convention. Boston Telephone Operators Union prepared at Old South building for tomorrow’s gathering.
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Boston Typographical Union No. 18
Faneuil Hall
Substitutes’ Association of Boston
Washington Street
Philadelphia
Boston Telephone Operators’ Union
Old South
Not a Semblance of Disturbance at Band Concert on the Common
More than 300 people gathered for a Sunday concert on the Common. State Guards patrolled the area with bayonets and cartridges while soldiers stood ready near the soldiers and sailors' monument. Six cavalrymen rode through Tremont and adjacent streets as a precaution.
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Parkman Bandstand
Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument
Tremont
Park
Beacon
Boylston
Copperhead Kills Cow on Stone Farm Near Waynesborough
George Woodring, tenant on the Stone farm south of Waynesborough, loses a young cow after a copperhead bites it. A Waynesborough veterinarian attempted treatment but could not halt the poison’s effects.
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Waynesborough, Penn
George Woodring
Stone Farm
Waynesborough
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