Sullivan Winds Up Boston Campaign Rally Tour
Worcester Mayor Peter F. Sullivan opened his campaign for the Democratic nomination for Governor with speeches at multiple South Boston venues. He praised his growing support, recalled past election gains, and predicted sweeping victory in Worcester and Boston, urging Republicans crossing over to vote in the state primaries.
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Peter F. Sullivan
Weorester
Boston
M Street
Flood Square
Dorchester Street
Broadway
D Street
Representative Toomey
Sullivan
Old British convict ship Success to visit Boston
The British convict ship Success, the oldest afloat and sole survivor of England’s felon transports, will arrive in Boston for a brief stay before moving to the Great Lakes for exhibition. State and city officials will be invited to attend the mooring at Warrenbridge near the North Station in the Charles River.
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England
Boston
Great Lakes
Vevel
John Boyle O'Reilly
Australia
Warrenbridge
North Station
Charles River
Five Liquor Stolen by U S Prohibition Crew
Providence reports United States prohibition patrol boat Hahn seized five cases of liquor from the British schooner Marina at Newport on August 12. Captain Archie Wenzell said his crew of five was guarded drunk while the ship was held at the State pier and later arrested for alleged National Prohibition Act violations.
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Providence
United States Prohibition
Hahn
Marina
Newport
Block Island
State Pier
Archie Wentzell
Wentzell
United States
William R. Rodman
Prohibition Charges Arise Over Schooner Hahn Crew
United States customs officials report that Hahn crew members took at least five liquor cases from the schooner and put them aboard patrol boat Hahn. Captain Wentzell was charged with unlawful possession and transport of liquor and conspiracy to violate the law. He pleaded not guilty and was held on bail for Friday's trial. Wentzell denied being within the three mile limit when the seizure occurred and complained of rough treatment.
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Hahn
United States
Jeremiah Dillon
New London
Newport
Captain Wentzell
Tawes
Wentzell
O'Brien Attacked Over Alleged Republican Ties
William J. Foley, a Democratic nomination candidate for district attorney, accused District Attorney O'Brien of Republican leanings at rallies in City Square and Sullivan Square Charles Town. Foley charged O'Brien is heavily indebted to the GOP and urged questions about his support for Democratic candidates. O'Brien rejected withdrawal, noting six campaigns in eight years.
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O’brien
William J. Foley
City Square
Sullivan Square
Charlestown
Foley
United States
Nantasket Beauty Show Winners Shown in Films
Winners of the Nantasket Beach bathing beauty show appear in news reels at Boston theatres this week. The Queens of the Nantasket sands are shown at the Orpheum and State Theatres of Marcus Loew.
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Boston
Orpheum
Marcus Loew
Quenches Thirst Builds Strength with Horsford’s Acid Phosphate
An advertisement touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a refreshing additive for water or fruit juices. It claims to renew vitality and nerve strength, presenting a healthful beverage supplement.
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Horsford
American Printers Lead the World Says New York Publisher
John C. Oswald of New York, head of American Printer, told the International Association of Printing House Craftsmen convention in Mechanics Building that America now leads in printing, second only to automobile manufacture. He cited 1919 printing output valued at 1.5 billion dollars and urged better school instruction in printing nationwide. W. George Myers of Milwaukee pressed improved equipment and trained teachers in schools. The convention featured aGraphic Arts Exhibition and a gift book for President Harding. Caryl, longtime Medford resident, is survived by his wife and children.
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America
John C. Oswald
New York
International Association of Printing House
W. George Myers
Milwaukee
United States
New England
Harding
Ford Attacks OBrien In East Boston Rally
Councillor Francis J. W. Ford, candidate for district attorney, charged that District Attorney OBrien forced his political tricks on Pelletier and the Knights of Columbus. He said OBrien admitted Pelletier cannot sit as district attorney and accused him of abandoning a contest to seek a push for the Democratic nomination.
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Francis J. W. Ford
Boston
O’brien
Pelletier
Knights of Columbus
O'Brien
Suffolk County
Donaghue Frames Choice Between O'Brien and Self
Peter J. Donaghue the Democratic candidate for district attorney declared in Roxbury and South Boston that the office has been dragged through the mire and vowed to clean it up. He stated it is either O'Brien or Donaghue and urged county Democrats to choose.
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Peter J. Donaghue
Roxbury
Boston
O'Brien
Donaghue
Boy Falls From Roof While Flying a Kite
Philip Santis 12 of 32 Bradford Street South End died after sliding from the three story home and plunging seventy feet to the pavement. He died at City Hospital of a fractured skull.
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Philip Santis
Bradford Street
South End
City Hospital
Under Influence of Liquor Casey Bartels Guilty
Wellington P. Bartels of Billings road Quincy was found guilty of operating a vehicle under liquor influence by Judge Churchill in Dorchester court. He was fined 100 dollars and appealed while held for 100 dollars without surety after a collision on Columbia road damaged two vehicles but injured no one.
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Wellington P. Bartels
Billings Road
Quincy
Churchill
Dorchester
Columbia Road
Soldier Found Dead in His Tent at Portland Camp
Private Ernest P. Harrington, a member of the military unit stationed near Portland, was found dead in his tent on August 29. Investigators opened a routine inquiry to determine cause of death and whether foul play occurred. No further details were provided at press time.
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Portland, Mo
Ernest P. Harrington
Henry Caryl of Medford Dead
Henry Caryl aged 78 of 388 Winthrop Street Medford died last evening of heart disease after an illness from an apoplectic shock eight years ago Funeral arrangements to be announced today He is the father of Herbert Caryl city editor of the Boston American.
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Henry Caryl
Winthrop Street
Medford
Herbert Caryl
Boston American
Death of Private Harrington in Fort Williams camp reported
305th Company of Rockland soldier Private Harrington was found dead in his tent at Fort Williams where the Maine National Guard’s coast artillery encampment is located. Preliminary word suggested natural causes but three officers will conduct a full inquiry. The board includes Lieutenant Colonel Walter H. Butler Major Arthur L. Robinson and Major C. H. Hunt. Death attributed to chronic nephritis per the board.
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Rockland
Fort Williams
Coast Artillery Corps
Maine National Guard
Walter H. Butler
Arthur L. Robinson
C. H. Hunt
Medical Corps
Harrington
Woman in Arlington Hospital After Poison Attempt
Dora Swartz of Arlington in Chelsea is on the danger list at Chelsea Memorial Hospital after swallowing a large quantity of mercuric chloride yesterday. Mrs Ora Weisman, who heard her groaning, alerted authorities and arranged her removal to the hospital. Swartz had been in delicate health.
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Dora Swartz
Arlington
Chelsea
Chelsea Memorial Hospital
Ora Weisman
Mises Swart
Br. Savacs
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