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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
12
Governor Cox denounces political tactics that call a man unfit in August and fit in October. He addressed about 3000 people at Salem Willows, largely Essex County women, in his first reply to Attorney General J Weston Allen who criticizes him for the Republican gubernatorial bid.
At a Salem Willows gathering Governor Cox and Senator Lodge drew large crowds of women who applauded the speeches. Lodge spoke on tariff policy and pledged to discuss the measure further, while Mrs. Charles Sumner Bird praised Lodge for his stance on suffrage. The event, under the Women’s Republican Club, highlighted primary campaign issues and warned against falsehoods in politics.
The speech argues wage levels and living standards must stay high in America to remain competitive. It defends tariffs to protect industries like dyes and toys, citing German embargoes and Chinese competition as risks. The speaker emphasizes self-sufficiency, national independence, and guarding Massachusetts workers through protection.
Stanton H. King, Sailors' Haven superintendent at 46 Water Street Charlestown, appealed for books and magazines. He blamed a temporary neglect by donors for the shortage, urging the public to send old volumes to the Charleston facility for sailors at sea.
The American Woman's Club in Paris based at Boulevard Malesherbes reports a membership exceeding 1000, reflecting strong growth and active participation among expatriates and locals.
In a two mile driverless trot at Marshfield Fair the mare Molisca sped with empty sulky, outrunning riders and a pursuer before driver John Morrison regained control. The dramatic episode included a riding act by Tillie Baldwin and a chaotic chase across the track as trainers intervened. The Marshfield Fair highlights continued as a premier New England event.
Democratic candidate John Jackson Walsh derided Senator Lodge in Webster and Southbridge, accusing him of snubbing labor and humanitarian proposals, parroting special interests, and failing to support social welfare or benefit Boston’s port and railway status during 36 years in Washington.
The South Medford All Star nine defeated the Dorchester Tigers 4 to 3 at Franklin Field last evening. Medford led early but faced a 5th inning rally as Dorchester plated three runs before the final out.
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