Texas Senate Race Turns On Klan Controversy
Sensational Texas Democratic primary edges toward decision with four possible outcomes. Mayfield backed by Klan factions faces Ferguson in a clash tied to Prohibition, woman suffrage, and reform. Ferguson campaigns as Farmer Jim while Mayfield courts Baptist support amid intense partisan strife.
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Democratic Party
Texas
Lone Star
Farle B. Mayfield
James E. Ferguson
Culberson
Mayfield
Ku Klux Klan
Ferguson
United States
South
Mayfield Campaig
Thomas B. Love
Pat Neff
Southwest
Mayfair
Baptist Women’s Organizations
Baptist
Sir Gallahad
Farmer Jim
Jim
Senate
Klan
Houston
Tim
William H. Atwell
Roosevelt
Whitson
Senator Culberson
Vet Accuses Patrolman in Hospital Assault Case
George Cox, wounded war veteran at Parker Hill Hospital, filed charges against Patrolman Lucius Banks of East Dedham Street station. Judge Creed acquitted Cox in Central Court. Witnesses testified Banks assaulted Cox at Columbus and Massachusetts avenues as Cox begged to cover his head. Senator George Curran intervened and Cox was told to move.
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George Cox
Parker Hill Hospital
Lucius Banks
East Dedham Street
Creed
Central Court
Cox
William J. Davy
France
Army Hospital
Roxbury
Social Event At Newport Hosts Notables This Weekend
Mrs W To ad by Loew plans a grand ball at Newport RI next Saturday with dinner for 70 young guests. The event will feature Mrs Loew's daughters Florence and Kivelyn as guests of honor and invites include Muriel Vanderbilt Louisa Wilson Louise Clews and Rita Dolan.
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Newport
Dorchester Provision Store Keeper Fined in Liquor Case
Wellman Fletcher of 69 Dix Street Dorchester was fined 50 dollars in Dorchester Court yesterday for keeping and exposing liquor for sale at his provision store on Dorchester Avenue.
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Wellman Fletcher
Dix Street
Dorchester
Dorchester Avenue
For Nervous Disorders Take Horsford’s Acid Phosphate
An ad touts Horsford’s Acid Phosphate as a nerve tonic to treat insomnia mental exhaustion and debility. It promises quick relief and renewed strength for sufferers seeking a reliable remedy and improved sleep.
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Horsford’s
Disabled War Vets Enjoy Gala Outing in Boston Area
Four hundred disabled World War veterans from government hospitals around Boston attended a social outing at Pemberton Inn. The event, organized by the American Legion State Hospitalization Committee, featured entertainment by Sissle Blake Lyles Miller and musical acts from Keith's Theatre and a traveling troupe. Dr. Eugene McCarthy introduced General Charles H. Cole and Arthur E. Brides, with welfare workers and local transit and industry supporters assisting.
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Boston
American Legion
Pemberton Inn
Sissle
Blake
Lyles
Miller
Robert G. Larson
Keith's Theatre
Geirs
Ten
Joseph Ek. Watson
Shaw
Lee
Wainan
Berry
Eugene McCarthy
Charles H. Cole
Arthur E. Brides
Veterans’ Bureau
Sixth Benefit Picnic of Guardian Tomorrow
Miss Katherine Johnson of Brooklyn and Howard P. Drew of Hartford head the sixth annual Guardian benefit picnic at Spring Grove Wellesley postponed from last Saturday. Events include sprints from 50 yards to 50 yards for many groups, a broad jump, three legged and sack races, and ball throwing. Local political talent compete while Miss Johnson speaks on France. Music by Newton Ball's Orchestra and a noted baritone M Carl Logan perform.
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Katherine Johnson
Brooklyn
France
Howard P. Drew
Hartford
A. A
E. Niles
J. Shelburne
Lawrence Banks
C. S.S. Winters
Blanche Weedman Pierce
Newton Ball
Mills To Reinstate Prestrike Wages At Two Plants
Notices posted at the Acadia Mill and the Monomac Spinning Company announce that the wage scale in effect before March 27 will be resumed. The strike had been triggered by a 20 percent proposed cut.
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Lawrence
Acadia
Monomac Spinning Company
Whitman Companies and Katama Mill Hit by Strike
Two Whitman Companies and the Katama Mill are affected by the strike. Although no official statement was secured about the Katama plant, a reliable source says a similar notice was posted there.
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Whitman Companies
Katama
Honors to Dr. Santosuosso at Boston banquet
Four hundred attendees at the Boston City Club honored Dr. Joseph Santosuosso a local attorney returning from Italy after 41 years. Mayor Edward W. Quinn and many civic leaders praised him as a premier Italian born American, noting his path from medicine to law and his roles with the Elks and the Foresters.
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Boston City Club
Joseph Santosuosso
Italy
Dr. Santosuosso
Santosuosso
Edward W. Quinn
Cambridge
Daniel J. Kane
Michael F. Culliney
Johnf. Flayden
Edward F. O’brien
E. Mark Sullivan
A. J. Connolly
Joseph A. Campbell
Samuel Kalesky
America
Greater Boston
Society of Foresters
Baltimore University
Record set by young bass fishermen at Beach Pond
At Beach Pond Voluntown Connecticut on August 24 Al Rundell and party caught 16 bass in two hours weighing 49 1 2 pounds including two over five pounds. Six men at Pachaug Pond weighed 24 1 2 pounds total and three at the Quinebaug River cove near Canterbury station weighed 15 1 2 pounds. The 1922 season is a record so far for Piscatorial feats.
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Voluntown
Conn
al Rundell
Beach Pond
Pachaug Pond
Canterbury Station
Quinebaug
Secene Pond
Potato blight devastates Connecticut town fields
In Baltic Connecticut an outbreak of severe potato blight and rot has ruined whole fields within hours. Farmers dig up the crop and sell it to towns and cities for about 30 cents a peck.
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Baltic
Conn
Tar splashes on man when auto hits hot tar pail
Bartley Mulhearn aged 63 of 2 Corning street was burned on his right arm and hand yesterday afternoon when an automobile struck the hot tar pail he carried along Pearl street opposite 124 splashing the thick contents over his body He was taken to Relief Hospital by machine and after treatment was sent home
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Bartley Mulhearn
Corning Street
Pearl Street
Mulcearn
Fifty Years With Newburyport Bank
William Houston assistant cashier of the First and Ocean National Bank marked 50 years of service the same institution starting as a messenger on August 24 1872. He rose through every role and served as cashier until the merger of the two banks recent weeks.
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Newburyport
William &. Houston
First
Ocean National Bank
Sam Institution
First National Bank
Vaudeville Artists Aid War Vets Moonlight Sail
Leading vaudeville artists volunteer to support the Thomas J. Fitzgerald Post No 561 V F W outing. The Rose Standish steamer is chartered for the excursion, leaving Bowes Wharf at 6 1 p m for a two hour harbor cruise before landing at Nantasket.
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Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Rose Standish
Bowes Wharf
Nantasket
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Charles A. Culberson
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Hotel Pennsylvania
Markels’ Orchestra
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Moon—Watts
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Little Red Schoolhouse
Fox Trot
Orchester
Orchestrax
General Phonograph Corporation
New York
N. E
Bay State Music Corp
Berkeley Street
W. Gordby Loew
Pemberton
Willing Workers’ League
Guardian
Connecticut
Newburyport Bank
E.T. Slattery Co
Tremont St
Boston Common
Slattery Sports Shop
Sports Coats
E. T. Slattery Co
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