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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1922
Page
13
John J. Walsh addressed crowds in Salem and Beverly condemning the two Democratic Senate hopefuls for a bitter fight over second place. He described Whipple and his backers as attacking with poisoned arrows and profiteering clients while Colonel Gaston’s valor faded under pressure.
Essex county District Attorney S Howard Donnell seeks GOP support for attorney general nomination. He will travel west this week with Marlboro Mayor Edward F Simoneau Chicopee Mayor Joseph M Grise and other party leaders to campaign across Worcester and western Massachusetts.
A Polish immigrant Mrs. Walter Talowicz of Waltham, unable to speak English, was robbed of 1854 dollars and a gold watch valued at 50. Her relative, entrusted with her husband earnings, deserted her at the New York Central Station after waiting over three hours for trunks and a boat to Poland.
Police in Maine and Canada were alerted with photos and descriptions of Henry Donosky of Waltham, a married man with a wife and two children, suspected of stealing money from a relative and planning to reach Poland. He is believed to have left the state for Canada and may be held on larceny charges if recovered.
A woman and her companion prepared trunks for a voyage to Poland and entrusted $1254 of savings to Henry for safekeeping. They arrived in New York seeking shipping help, but Henry disappeared with the manager’s plans. After hours of waiting the police intervened with an interpreter, learning of the wife’s distress and the man’s betrayal. The wife was sent home in despair to Waltham.
Brigadier General Charles H. Cole urges Massachusetts Legionnaires to support public officials who aid ex service members and oppose enemies of veterans. He backs a uniform regulation and combatting impostor drives. The fourth Massachusetts department convention opens in New Bedford with 500 delegates. Governor Cox and National Commander Hanford MacNider expected. officers and delegates to the national convention to be chosen.
Garrett Barry Council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic withdraws from the State association and becomes the Collins Griffith Association of Somerville. The change follows a Sunday meeting in Newcomb Hall Somerville prompted by a State council statement about Michael Collins. The dispute centers on comments attributed to the register of deeds criticizing musicians and their qualifications.
Thomas H. Finigan editor of the Boston Musician and publicity head for organized Boston musicians issues a statement refuting Register of Deeds Fitzgerald's remark that the public would not elect a musician to office. He argues the claim is unfounded and calls for fair consideration of candidates from the music profession.
A delegation from the Italio American Republican Club presented resolutions at the State House endorsing Governor Cox. They cited his reception of General Armando Diaz as a key reason Italians should support him.
About 150 World War veterans at the Babcock street vocational school protested a Veterans Bureau ruling requiring Saturday morning sessions. Hours were lengthened from 3 to 4 15 pm on weekdays and added Saturday work to align with post school factory schedules. It was unclear if the bureau would reverse the change. Dr. Arthur E. Brides could not be reached.
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