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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1922
Page
10
James T. Purcell campaigned with high energy before crowds, praising welfare measures and a broad city plan. He urged municipal auditorium use, city labor repaving, and a new garbage disposal system as key policies. His supporters claimed he leads the ticket to a large plurality.
Lottie Pickford the actress sister of Mary Pickford was reported to have painful cuts from a car accident near Los Angeles. Details were scarce and reports of Mary Pickford’s injuries were denied at the Fairbanks home in Beverly Hills.
Rome Dec 10 Lucien Muratore the operatic tenor has been operated on a second time for appendicitis and will be unable to undertake any concert tour in the United States.
The bulk of Ward 5 votes will be cast tomorrow for City Council candidates Francis D. Harrigan Michael Lynch and Martin J. Lee and for School Committee Frederick L. Bogan and Walter G. McGauley as announced by Lomasney.
The Lomasney faction backs three candidates across Ward 5 precincts 3 4 and 5 with strong support in North and South Ends. Harrigan Lynch Purcell O Hare and Curley aligned figures shape the race as endorsements and local loyalties drive votes and campaign strategy.
City Councillor James A. Watson, seeking re election, challenged G G A candidates at rallies to state their stance on joining his battle against the Edison Company. He warned of last minute attacks, saying his 365 days of service prove his orthodox representation and that he refused to enter into trades.
Patrick Plena age 35 of 122 Stanley street Roxbury is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon after a Dudley Street Station arrest. Police say he drew a revolver during an argument at 170 Norfolk avenue with Anthony Clarion and was jailed.
In Newton's municipal election campaign world war veteran Captain Sinclair Weeks son of Secretary of War John W Weeks runs for Alderman at large from Ward 3. He is a Harvard graduate 1911 and commanded a field artillery battery in service.
Senator John J. Carey of Dorchester toured the city with 59 cars and a group of former associates and Carey Club members. He spoke to social clubs and fraternal groups, receiving warm receptions and endorsements from many organizations. The delegation included Senators Donovan Englert Mulvey McDonnell Hennessy and ex Senators Brennan Winchester and Chapman, and multiple representatives and city figures.
A druggist guarantees Papes Cold Compound will break up any cold and end grippe misery in a few hours or your money back. Relief comes with the first dose for stuffiness pain headache feverishness and congestion. Safe pleasant tablets cost only a few cents and millions use them instead of quinine.
Police officers from LaGrange Street station rescued Mrs. Katherine Malcolm and her daughter Miss Annie Malcolm from a blaze at the Manhattan Creamery on the ground floor of 368 Tremont Street. The fire caused about $3000 in damage. the cause was undetermined.
Professor Harris S Shaw longtime Boston music figure takes on sight reading and solfeggio classes for the Philharmonic Choral Society of Boston guiding about 600 members for winter concerts. He previously led choirs at the Second Universalist Church and First Unitarian in West Newton and taught at Harvard summers and Middleboro College. Meetings are Sundays at 421 Boylston Street between 4 and 5 o'clock.
Frances D Harrigan proclaimed a sure election at rallies in Charlestown and South Boston. He argued his legal background would serve the City Council and pledged to restore dignity, promising voters an informed, protected council away from corrupt politics.
Council members pledged to place public service above private ambition and guard the city’s civic conscience, aiming to restore trust so residents need not mistrust their representatives.
An advertisement extols Kellogg’s Bran as nature’s regulator to prevent constipation and related diseases. It urges regular two tablespoon daily use, praises taste and versatility in cereals and baked goods, and notes Kellogg recipes on each package with broad grocery availability.
A fragment noting that vigorous youth health may seem lasting if bodily health is preserved. Emphasizes vigilance over youth fitness and the belief that strength depends on ongoing health maintenance.
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