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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1921
Page
2
Foreign relations actions Thursday lead to placement on Friday's calendar for ratification. It is not believed parliamentary approval will be blocked awaiting possible reservations the Senate may seek regarding the treaty.
Frank P. Walsh, counsel for the Irish Republic in the United States, arrived in New York from England and expressed strong confidence that a peace treaty would be signed recognizing mutual sovereignty. He expected no renewed warfare in Ireland.
Mr Walsh refused to outline a peace plan while stressing Ireland must be sovereign and free to trade. He challenged Lloyd George as a "juggler of words," predicted no new war and said De Valera would engage the British premier. he hopes for peace as Irish forces appear openly. He will resume duties as counsel for Ireland.
Sinn Fein leaders express confidence that a conference will be held. Precautions are being taken in Ulster as Premier notes are due today in London. United News reports from September 27.
Sinn Fein Cabinet to convene Thursday to frame reply to Lloyd George while Dublin hopes for peace talks proceed. Ulster riots prompt Colonel Carter Campbell to assume military governor duties and troops encircle the riot zone as demobilized police are readied. Meanwhile wine is banned but fruit juice permits flourish with family heads seeking to make alcoholic juice under a broad ruling.
A Rockport express derailment near West Lynn yesterday left 295 passengers shaken but unharmed after six cars and the tender left the tracks for 100 yards as repairs on the tracks caused spreading. The locomotive remained on rails and traveled 100 yards further. Ambulances policemen and Mayor Walter H. Creamer aided at the scene with Electric Plant workers helping.
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