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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1922

Page

2

Gaston Attacks GOP Policy at Fenway and Jeffersonian Club

Colonel William A. Gaston with Arthur Lyman and Charles T. Riordan led a Democratic benefit at Fenway Park for Tommy McCarthy. He spoke at the Jeffersonian Club in the Mason Building urging Democratic Senate bids and critiquing Republican inaction in a business men's gathering.

William A. Gaston Arthur Lyman Charles T. Riordan House of Representatives Senate Lodge Massachusetts

Suit Filed for 25000 Dollar Breach of Promise in Cambridge

Miss Fannie Cherkofsky of Malden sues Simon Dubinsky of Everett for 25000 dollars alleging breach of promise after a romance ended when her family refused a dowry. Dubinsky previously sought the return of a 700 dollar diamond engagement ring given to Cherkofsky.

Cambridge Fannie Cherkofsky Stearns Street Malden Simon Dubinsky North Station Union Street Everett Dubinsky Miss Cherkofsky Cherkofsky

Winthrop Fence Dispute Enters Court With Equity Bill

Alice B. Hope files a bill in equity in the Supreme Court seeking to bar named residents of Revere from entering her Winthrop property between Broad Sound avenue and the Atlantic Ocean. She alleges fences, notices, and guards have been set, with hundreds on the land and assaults reported on July 30.

Winthrop Fence Alice B. Hope Broad Sound Avenue Winthrop Atlantic Ocean Harry B. Higman Arthur J. Nicholas John Davidson Isaac Levy Catherine O'Neil Michael Sullivan Jennie Clark Revere Supreme Court

Jacks Contest for Girls to Crown World Champion

More than 8000 girls will enter a Jersey City jacks contest starting Thursday. Conceived by A. Harry Moore director of parks it will be an elimination event. The winner becomes world champion jacks player and will challenge all comers. Open to all girls under 15 and judged by a city official panel.

New York Jersey City A. Harry Moore Parks

Boy Sinks in the Charles River Tragedy at Braves Field

Danny Noonan aged 12 from 83 Longwood Avenue disappeared about 10 feet from shore while swimming with companions near Braves Field. Theo Montgomery of 56 Acton Street and Dandy Marine of 415 Cambridge Street Allston pulled his body from the river. Metropolitan police and Magazine Beach lifeguards used a palmotor in the rescue but the boy died at City Hospital shortly after arrival.

Braves Field Danny Noonan Longwood Avenue Theo Montgomery Acton Street Boston Dandy Marine Cambridge Street Allston Metropolitan Station Magazine Beach City Hospital

Injunction Sought Against Revere Dog Kennel

Residents of Franklin Park section of Revere allege savage dogs in a small house and yard threaten safety. In Suffolk Superior Court Justin E. Rich and others sue James H. Hurley Margaret M Wise man and Ellen Wiseman of Walnut Park to bar harboring the dogs awaiting court action.

Franklin Park Revere Equity Suffolk Superior Court Justin E. Rich Willis Cooper William A. Sweezey Maurice E. Rich Charles B. Whits James H. Hurley Margaret M Ellen Wiseman Walnut Park

Cuticura Comfort and Beauty Products Featured

A brief item highlights Cuticura Comfort alongside mentions of Djer Kiss and Houbigant. The snippet suggests cosmetic product promotion and brand names in a vintage ads-like context.

Cuticura Comfort Djer Kiss

Urges Public Coal Ownership in Proposer's Rally

Former Mayor John F. Fitzgerald called for public ownership of coal mines at a Quincy square rally. He accused mine operators of prioritizing profit over people and urged White House action to end the coal crisis and secure fuel for millions.

John F. Fitzgerald Quincy Square Lodge United States Washington White House

Whipples Flying Squadron Campaign Rallies Begin

Whipple campaign events opened in Western Massachusetts with rousing rallies as supporters gathered at noon. Key speakers like Judge Riley, Campbell, McLaughlin and Gillen led efforts ahead of joint appearances with Whipple and Mayor Curley in Worcester and Fitchburg.

Whipple Sherman L. Whipple United States Massachusetts Curley Worcester Fitchburg Commonwealth Thomas P. Riley Malden Charles E. Campbell Edward IF. McLaughlin Boston Daniel Gill

Bay State Delegates Off For California

About 40 delegates of the Department of Spanish War Veterans of Massachusetts with officials and the ladies auxiliary will leave Boston by North Station for Los Angeles to attend the 24th annual national encampment. The convention runs August 21 to 25. Also note Swift & Company beef sales in Boston for the week ending August 12 averaged 14.84 cents per pound with prices ranging from 8.50 to 17.00 cents per pound.

Department of Spanish War Veterans of Massachusetts Ladies’ Auxiliary Boston Los Angeles Swift & Company

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Gaston Flays G. O. P. Policy Jeffersonian Club Marguerite Harrison Simpolitan Boy Charles Palmotor Daniel Noonan Charles River Lockhart Tremont and Beacon Sts Mass Tyer Tyer Invincible Fairyfoot Bunio Analgesique Baum Beecham’s Bellans Horlick Martines Mellin Pinkham’s Pluto Taniac Weldona Babcock Corylopsis Coty Colgate Hudnut's Johnson & Johnson Mennen Men Mennen Rigaud’s Mary Garden Roger Et Gallet Squibb Jergen Jap Rose Laco Castile Packer Pear Eneer Bay State California Velvet Dovelyn A.w.jones Co Hovey's Chauncy St. Entrance Hopkins & Son Gouraud R.a.white Co Foulards, Georgettes Taffeta Children’s Dress Dept
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