Four More Members on Committee on Ireland Added
New York announces four additional members to the Committee of One Hundred on Ireland. Senators Charles L. McNary and Joseph Ransdell join, along with Rev. William Austin Smith editor of the Churchman and Toledo Mayor B C Beck. The panel will hear Irish witnesses in Washington and seek testimony from Cork Londonderry Thurles Lisburn and Irish publicist George Russell. A witness list was sent to Sir Auckland Geddes and to Eamon De Valera in New York.
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Oregon
Joseph Ransdell
Louisiana
William Austin Smith
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Protestant Episcopal Church
B C., Beck
Toledo
Sir Auckland Geddes
Washington
Eamon de Valera
Will of George Mabbett Disposes of Over 1.6 Million
The will of the late George Mabbett filed in Brockton Probate Court allocates more than 1.6 million dollars. A public bequest of 5000 dollars goes to Rider Home Corporation of Plymouth, another 5000 dollars to former housekeeper Elizabeth R. Fowler, with the bulk of the estate divided among his five children. Mabbett headed the George Mabbett & Sons wool firm in Plymouth.
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George M. Mabbett
Rider Home Corporation of
Plymouth
Elizabeth R. Fowler
Mabbett
George Mabbett & Sons
Providence Implements One Ton Coal Ration
Beginning today residents of Providence Rhode Island may receive no more than one ton of hard coal. The limit applies to those with less than a ton in their bins and is set by the Mayor's rationing committee at its first meeting. It remains in effect until the coal shortage improves.
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Harding Upset By Heckler
In Baltimore at the armory Senator Harding delivered a speech promising a marine policy ensuring access to global markets paired with a protective tariff system to boost domestic production. The event featured a heckler during the address.
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Harding
Harding heckled over League question in Maryland rally
Senator Harding faced heckling early in a Maryland speech as a gallery critic pressed him on scrapping the League of Nations and one man government. Harding offered to debate the question on stage, then resumed his prepared address amid a restless audience and muted reception.
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Johnson
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Maryland
President Candidate Opposes League of Nations Pact
In a speech he defended American leadership but rejected scrap of the Versailles League. The speaker said one man wrongly tried to speak for the world and that he would not join the league as fashioned at Versailles. He vowed to seek a new plan for an association of nations.
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League
America
Association of Nations
Versailles
All America
Boston Banks Entered Under Guard After Night Alert
Police guards were placed around every bank in Boston at 11 o clock last night with orders to keep the guards in place until further notice. Arrangements were made to strengthen the guard early this morning and maintain it at double strength throughout the day.
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Boston
Butler Defeats Burns In Hot Lynn Bout At Casino A. C.
Walter Butler of Revere staged a decisive comeback to beat Dummy Burns of New York in a ten round feature at the Casino A. C. in Lynn. The bout drew a large crowd and was described as a red hot contest. In the eight round semi final Young Dempsey defeated Mike Malia. There were two sixes.
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McCarthy Arrested for Liquor Nuisance at Cottage Tap
Laurence McCarthy proprietor of Roxbury's Cottage Tap at 1277 Tremont street was arrested last night by Sergeant Sullivan and Special Officer Hartman for conduct ing a liquor nuisance in Roxbury.
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Round Up Deserters in Boston Night Patrol
Naval authorities searched Boston and surrounding areas for deserters and men overstaying leaves. By midnight 16 had been rounded up with expectations of about 40 by sunrise.
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But I Knew You'd Understand Amusing Love Tale
Ruth Comfort Mitchell crafts a light hearted love story for the next Sunday Post Magazine. The piece contrasts typical romance with a witty domestic mood and amiable humor.
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Ruth Comfort Mitchell
Next Sunday Post
Lynn Workers Debate Peace Pact and Wage Reopening
The Lynn Shoe Manufacturers Association discussed Henry Ryan’s proposal for a peace agreement to operate to April 1922 with a May 1 1921 wage reopener clause. A manufacturers council conference on the plan was planned for today amid objections to the term increased wages and openness to prices next year.
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Lynn Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Henry Ryan
Joint Council of the United Shoe Workers of America
Joint Council of Shoe Workers’ Unions
Joint Council
Braves Open Five-Game Series in Hub After Double Header
Stallings' Tribe return to the Hub and join a large group for the Red Sox Washington double header this afternoon. Tomorrow the Braves start a five game series with the Cravath Phillies and will play a double header.
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Braves
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Stallings
Red
Danderine Claims Hair Revival and Beauty Boost
A brief advertisement touts Danderine as stopping hair loss and dandruff. It promises visible hair regrowth with new vigor brightness color and thickness after use, and suggests the product costs only a few cents.
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