Pledged to Uphold Redmond in Welcome Home Dinner
At the Hotel Lenox a Boston United Irish League event drew about 40 officers who pledged to support John E. Redmond and his manifesto inviting Irish enlistment in the English war effort. The gathering rejected claims that Irishmen would aid Germany over home rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Jordan
Boston
United Irish League of America
Hotel Lenox
United Irish League
John E. Redmond
Matthew Cummings
Faneuil Hall
Germany
Ireland Home Rule Backed by Irish and American Leaders
Richard McGhee and T. B. Fitzpatrick endorsed a forthcoming home rule act due by London noon. John Redmond’s manifesto drew praise for counsel to Irish enlistment timing, with Jordan praising Ireland’s loyalty to the British empire as leaders pledge continued moral and financial support.
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Ireland
London
Richard McGhee
M. P
John B. Redmond
Irish National Party
T. B.fitzpatrick
United Irish League of America
Redmond
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Jordan
Field Day Of Chamber Of Commerce Ends In Lively Bash
A North station special train carried 500 Chamber members to Beverly for a first annual field day at United Shoe Machinery grounds. Activities included baseball, tennis, golf, boating, a factory tour, and a clam bake. Managers and participants enjoyed a raucous day with pranks, a spirited tug of war planned but canceled, and a late return to Boston.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
United Shoe Machinery Company
Beverly
Chamber of Commerce
C. C. Gilman
United Shoe
Golf Links
A. J. Merigold
Water Smith
Merigold
Boston
Walter Smith
Stanley E. Newton
David B. Ogden
E. P. Brown
Fred B. King
M. B. Raven
John O’connell
BE. W. Pierce
F. W. Ganse
W. A. Griffin
G. W. Franklin
E. C. Johnson
J. M. Swift
E. H Shuman
W.W. E. Smith
W. Palmer
C. A. Palmer
Germany Denies Allies Victories in World War I
A Berlin wireless from September 17 claims French English reports of Allied victories in France are false. It says the German retreat was a maneuver and that the center breakthrough was repulsed, while German successes occurred at several points. Temps cites British losses of about 15 000.
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France
Misses' undermuslins and gowns at Filene's Four Floor
Misses' undermuslins and gowns described as first class yet cheap at $1.95 to $5.95. The line includes long circular tunic skirt with detachable belt, navy and black poplin shirts, and pleated serge junior skirts. Gym suits priced at $3.95.
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Skinner
Filene
Hats for girls and misses described with trims and prices
The notice lists Misses and girls hats in velvet and velour with feathers and trims. Styles include smart toque and turbans with gold and silver garnitures. Sizes cover ages 6 to 18 with color options black and Havana brown. price $3.95.
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Filene’s
New Waist Styles in Silk and Lingerie
Simple little tub silk waists in candy stripes priced at 1.95. Coat basque waists of messaline in silk shades with organdie collars and cuffs priced at 3.25. New lingerie waists offered at 2 dollars.
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Irish League
Custom House Tower
J. Randolph
J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr
Joseph Maynard
Henry 5. Dennison
John Mason Little
J. A. McKibben
Fred KB. Mann
Coolidge
Mann
Fred B. Mann
Washington
Berlin
United States
Copenhagen
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