Opposition to ratification of the peace treaty in Massachusetts
Five hundred forty seven delegates from 384 Irish Freedom branches in Massachusetts attended the state convention in Worcester and adopted resolutions opposing ratification of the peace treaty and the League of Nations. The event featured Mayor Edward W. Quinn and speakers including Rev. James Grattan Michen who urged Ireland’s freedom and warned against British influence, with mass meetings and patriotic songs following the convention.
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Worcester
Friends of Irish Freedom
Massachusetts
Knights of Columbus
Edward W. Quinn
Cambridge
Viscount Grey
United States
Ireland
James F. Harrigan
Worchester
P. J. Moynihan
Boston
John Hearne
Westfield
Phip O’donnell
Edward F. Quinn
Thomas Herlihy
Lawrence
Mary Reno
Revere
Poli
James Grattan Michen
Christ Episcopal Church of
Norfolk
Community Church of Baltimore
Michen
Naval
England
Wilson
India
Egypt
de Valera
Great Britain
League of Nations
Philadelphia
America
Whilson
Washhington
Friends of Irish Freedom of
Washington
League of Nations Organization
United Staes
Congress of the United States
League
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Largest sea turtle ever landed at Portland harbor
The Fannie Belle crew captured off Seguin Light a 1625 pound sea turtle measuring 12 feet 2 inches across and 7 feet 8 inches long. Captain William Lewis and mate harpooned the creature during swordfish pursuit, and Portland dealer M J Flaherty purchased the animal for 50 dollars after bringing it to port.
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Portland
Sequin Light
Seguin Light
William Lewis
M. J. Flaherty
Monahan Sees Win by 10 000 in Governor Bid
Ex Senator George F. Monahan spoke at 15 indoor rallies across Boston area including Cambridge Lynn Chelsea and Dorchester. He claimed a 10 000 vote victory margin at tomorrow’s primaries over Long Foss and Deitrick and urged four per cent beer and eight hour days for police and firemen. Monahan criticized Curtis and Coolidge over the police strike and pledged to reinstate officers if elected. He ends with noon rallies in Taunton and Brockton and night rallies in New Bedford and Fall River.
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George F. Monahan
Boston
Cambridge
Lynn
Chelsea
Brighton
Somerville
South Boston
South End
Dorchester
Roxbury
East Boston
Cambridge Hendricks Club
Egleston Club
Egleston Square
East Side Associates
Monahan
Long
Foss
Deitrick
Curtis
Coolidge
Taunton
Brockton
New Bedford
Fall River
Cleopatra Night and Blue Bird Lead Met Opera Season
The Metropolitan Opera House opens its 12th season with new works by Henry Hadley and Maurice Maeterlinck. Cleopatra’s Night, Hadley’s opera in two scenes with book by Alice Leal Pollock, debuts alongside L Oiseau Bleu. New singers include Gladys Axman Ellen Dalessy Margaret Farnam Edna Kellogg Evelyn Scotney Adeline Vasari Louise Berat Gabriella Besanzoni Jeanne Gordon Frances Ingram Carolina Lazzari Octave Dua Orville Harrold Renato Zanelli Giovanni Martino.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Henry Hadley
Alice Leal Pollock
Theophile Gautier
L’oiseau Bleu
Maurice Maeterlinck
Five Hurt In Auto Upset In West Roxbury
Five persons were injured, two seriously, when the car they rode in overturned at Washington and Albino streets in West Roxbury. The victims include Hyman Rosenthal 30, of 58 Erie street, with a fractured collarbone. Herman Rosenthal 65 of 7 Normandy street with a fractured collarbone and multiple injuries. Rose Rosenthal 55 of 7 Normandy street with injuries to the body and facial contusions. Joseph Rosenthal 28 of 116 Seaver street with concussion. and Aaron Rosenthal 30 of 96 Greenwood street with head contusions.
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West Roxbury
Washington and
Albino
Hyman Rosenthal
Erie Street
Roxbury
Herman Rosenthal
Normandy Street
Rose Rosenthal
Joseph Rosenthal
Seaver Street
Aaron Rosenthal
Greenwood Street
Dorchester House Reception Back May Campaign
Nearly 100 personal friends of Louis M. May a Dorchester Democratic candidate held a reception at the Catholic Club of Dorchester. They pledged a house to house canvass due to rally cancellations and will vote for May with the slogan elect a service man. May is a former service man who served overseas over a year.
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Louis M. May
House of Representatives
Ward
Dorchester
Mr. May
Celebrates First Mass by Roxbury Priest
The Rev. J. F. F. O'Hea O F M celebrated his first public solemn high mass at St. Joseph's Church Roxbury. The rector Mgr M J Splaine Ph D presided with deacon Rev Charles Ring and sub deacon Rev J J Phelan. The sermon was preached by Rev Father Raphael O M.
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J. FF. O'Hea
Roxbury
St. Joseph's Church
Mgr
M. J. Splaine
Charles Ring
Deaths McLaughlin In North Cambridge
Mary McLaughlin wife of William J. McLaughlin dies in North Cambridge on Sept 21 born in Castle Island County Clare Ireland. Funeral from 837 Jackson St Wednesday at 8 15 a m Requiem high mass at St Johns Church at 9 o clock Auto cortege
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M’laughlin
Cambridge
Mary
No Effort to Lower Boats At Valbanera Wreck
Rear Admiral Decker reports wrecked steamer off Rebecca Shoals Light near Key West identified as the Spanish Valbanera. He notes davit examination shows no attempt to lower port boats, suggesting many passengers and crew of about 448 perished unless bodies or wreckage were found later near the site.
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Washington
Decker
Seventh Naval District
Key West
Navy Department
Rebecca Shoals Light
Valbanera
Admiral Decker
Germans Continue to Build Zeppelins Reported
BERNE Sept 21 A despatch from Romanshorn near Constance says Germany continues to build Zeppelin airships. The latest craft completed flew from Lake Constance to Berlin in four hours carrying 38 passengers and their baggage.
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Berne
Romanshorn
Constance
Lake Constance
Berlin
No Trace Found of Capt. Frederick Sparks
Everett skipper, whose mysterious disappearance and that of his engineer A A Ferris of the power cruiser Nelansa, which was picked up abandoned, is still unsolved.
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Capt
Frederick Sparks
Everett Skipper
A. A. Ferris
Frederick A. Sparks
Everett
Nelsom
Plymouth
Murphy Candidate in Chelsea for the House
Albert J. Murphy a Chelsea real estate dealer runs for the House in the 23d district backed by Chelsea Democrats. He is noted for 11 years of Democratic work including aiding after the Chelsea fire and serving as former Chelsea Democratic City Committee chair.
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Chelsea
Albert J. Murphy
Murphy
Democratic City Committee
Minister Warns Police Union Threat to Free Government
The Rev. Dr. A. Z. Conrad told Park Street Congregational Church last night that organizing a police union is the first step to throttle free government and substitute anarchy. He argued against concessions or compromise and said there can be no palliation for such an offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Z. Conrad
Park Street Congregational Church
Conrad
Peace talks between Bolsheviki Esthonians and Poles broken off
A wireless despatch to the Esthonian Press Bureau from Copenhagen reports that peace negotiations in progress between the Bolsheviki and the Esthonians and Poles have been broken off.
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Copenhagen
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Fred H. Chase
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Edward F. Hanity
Joseph J. Marley
E. Boston
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Bla
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Dennis C. Killeen
Housatonic
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William F. Donovan
Luke F. Kellys
Middleboro
Industrial Accident Board
James B. Carroll
Springfield
Joseph A. Park
John J. Ryan
Haverhill
Charles S. Sullivan
Charlestown
John C. Lynch
Milford
Edward B. O’brien
Marblehead
Michael J. Creed
Thomas P. Riley
Malden
John E. Herlihy
Monson
Michael F. Kennedy
Natick
James P. Doran
New
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Joseph A. Sheehan
Bos
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William M. Murphy
Marlboro
Thomas F. Conlin
Pittsfield
Patrick P. Kierce
Ipswich
Morgan J. McSweeney
Daniel H. Bradley
State Board of Health
Eugene McGillicuddy
Worcesbau
Stephen O’méara
Arthur Bogue
Essex County
Richard P. Coughlin
Bristol
George P. O’donnell
Hampton County
John Quinn, Jr
Suffolk County
Patrick F. Sullivan
Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Charles G. Wood
T Justee
Massachusetts Hospital
Daniel L. Prender
Excise Commission of
Josiah S. Dean
Harbor and Land Commissioners
William S. McNary
Charles C. Paine
Hyannis
Thomas F. Boyle
Civil Service Commission of
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Woburn
Louis E. Mannix
Chicopee
James F. Cuddy
Athol
William J.teehan
Holyoke
H. E. Coonan
South Hadley
John H. C. Gallagher
Cr. Saward A.mcsweeney
CC. F. Coogan
Timothy F. Callahan
Frank
Ducksey
Ayer
Court Street
Hadley Opera
Metropolitan
Pemberton Square
Pelletier
Lundy
Kiley
Cae
Albert J. Campbell
Roesetter St
Everett, A. Sparks
DR. Conrad
CA. Briggs CO
Cambridge, Mass
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