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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
10
The Harvard Student Council ended indoor organized cheering at all Harvard indoor meets, citing past failure and impracticality. The ban targets hockey games, arguing no real need for cheering except in Yale games and noting difficulty in assembling a concentrated cheering section at the Arena.
An advertorial warns meat harms kidneys by increasing uric acid and overworking kidneys leading to back pain and other symptoms. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe remedy to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder disorders, claiming broad use and health benefits.
In Chicago city elections fewer than 100000 of 217614 eligible women voters cast ballots and none of the nine women aldermanic candidates won. Bath House John Coughlin defeated Miss Drake by about four to one as the women’s fight centered on him.
In the 12th district special election, Gallivan defeated Republican Frank L. Brier and Progressive James Connolly, carrying all seven wards with 8708 votes while Brier and Connolly trailed at 2973 and 3592 respectively. The contest reflected GOP strength and Progressive decline amid a light turnout of about 42 percent.
Congress-elect Gallivan issued a statement thanking Democrats, Republicans, and Progressives for their votes on a difficult day. He pledged to work for Boston’s commercial and industrial growth in Washington and said he would not promise specific actions. He starts an unfinished mayoral term, facing another nomination fight next September and election next November.
In Paterson New Jersey Don H Drukker Republican contractor of Passaic defeated Democrat James J O Bryne by over 5000 votes to capture the seat left by the late Robert L Bremner The result tilts Congress toward the Republicans while Democrats argue the district’s reapportionment and Bremner's personal appeal influenced the race The vote total published covers 2 of 112 districts with Drukker at 10469 O Bryne at 65143 Demarest 5118 and Whitehead 600 estimated for Whitehead The campaign highlighted opposition to Wilson administration policies and included support from prominent speakers while Republicans hailed the result as endorsement of their national program
In Chicago on April 7 estimates show 75 000 to 100 000 of 17 614 eligible women voted in the aldermanic election. Male voters total 455 283 registered. None of the nine women candidates won. Marion Drake led in the first ward but Coughlin appeared to win by about four to one amid irregularity charges.
Mrs. Chandler accuses her husband Chandler of severe abuse since 1911, including threats to kill and a beating at the Hotel Somerset. She says he spent time in Europe with his mother in 1912 and left her with only 50 dollars, while he was known as a man of large means.
The article reports a heated hotel confrontation as Chandler orders the man out, followed by renewed fighting until his wife collapses from exhaustion. Mrs. Chandler accuses Chandler of infidelity and abuse. Grace La Rue notes lasting scars and changed appearances due to treatment. Chandler stays calm in custody awaiting a $25,000 bond, planning to attend a show with tickets. He cannot meet bail, leaving the theater plans unused.
Thomas J. Farrell of Titicut Depot appeals to the Post readers to aid families of Newfoundland ice floe victims. He cites widespread destitution, quotes Kingsley, and reports a personal $25 donation as a sample of public generosity toward Newfoundlanders in distress.
Governor Walsh promised a long list of appointments today including Dr Magrath as Suffolk county medical examiner. He will name members to the State Board of Labor and Industries with five vacancies after the board's removal. Only Mrs Mary Dewey is likely to be reappointed. dispute continues over the labor representative post and William Acton of Fall River seeks return amid rival candidates.
Mrs Ella J Barrett of Brookline has been granted $250 monthly temporary alimony while her divorce libel from husband Harry V Barrett the wool merchant proceeds. She also receives $300 to prosecute her case.
Advertisement touts TIZ as a magical remedy for sore feet including corns bunions and swelling. Claims immediate relief and enables wearing smaller shoes with a 25 cent box sold by druggists and department stores. A one year feet comfort guarantee or money back.
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