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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1912

Page

7

Clark Wilson divide the vote in Oklahoma

Incom plete returns from Democratic precinct conventions across Oklahoma indicate Speaker Champ Clark and Governor Wilson will hold about equal numbers of instructed delegates for the state convention on Feb 22. County conventions next Saturday will name delegates to the state meeting. Colonel Roosevelt accepts a request to speak for the state legislature work.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Champ Clark Wilson Baltimore

Missouri Democrats Ready Clark Delegates in Jackson County Support

One hundred twenty Jackson County delegates were selected to back Champ Clark as Missouri’s Democratic presidential nominee at the state convention in Joplin on February 20. In the third district Folk supporters who expected a campaign joined in endorsing Clark and praised both Clark and Folk in a resolution.

Clark Kansas City Jackson County Joplin Champ Clark Missouri Folk Clark

Roosevelt to Speak at Ohio Constitutional Convention

Former President Theodore Roosevelt will address Ohio's fourth constitutional convention delegates on February 21. Roosevelt accepted the invitation in a letter received by C. B. Galbreath, secretary of the convention, in Columbus Ohio.

Taft Indorsement Prompted by Pack of Federal Officeholders

A Denver report says the Republican State central committee endorsed Taft for re nomination by 103 to 10 in a packed meeting with at least 20 Taft postmasters in attendance. Philip B. Stuart led progressive Republicans who issued the statement criticizing the meeting. The committee rejected a Roosevelt loyalty amendment by 103 to 10.

Taft Denver Col.v Republican State Central Committee Philip B. Stuart Stuart Roosevelt Colorado Theodore Roosevelt Colorado Repubiicans

Woman Dies at Banquet Table in Lodge Event

Providence report states Mrs. Ella F. Lincoln wife of Coroner Eugenie H. Lincoln died suddenly while seated at the banquet table during Redwood Lodge A M and A S annual ladies night. Rabbi Nathantern led a closing prayer as guests paused in shock.

Providence Ella F. Lincoln Eugenie H. Lincoln Redwood Lodge A. F A. M Lincoln Nathan §Tern

Abundance of Soft Hair Promises Danderine Cure

An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as dissolving dandruff and stopping itching within ten minutes. It claims repeated use will yield new, fine hair growth and immediate improvement in hair abundance and lustre, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle at drug stores.

Knowlton

Urico0 Promises Cure for Rheumatism Despite Doubt

A large, old advertisement extolls Urico0 as a universal Rheumatic remedy claiming to cure rheumatism by targeting uric acid in blood and kidneys. It warns of the disease’s spread and urges readers to buy Urico0 from their druggist, promising dramatic, nationwide relief.

Urie-O

Fire Commissioner Cole New Step in Lynch Will Case

The Civil Service Commission approved Colonel Charles H. Cole as fire commissioner to succeed Charles D. Daly. Separately executors Casey and Curley plan to file a petition in Probate Court to force James P. Magenis to specify objections to items in their account. The Lynch estate dispute, tied to the Republic sinking, involves disputed stock and bonds and ongoing court hearings.

Cole Lynch Civil Service Commission Charles H. Cole Charles D. Daly Eugene Lynch Mary E. Lynch Republic John H. Casey Michael H Curley James P. Magenis Azeni George Magenis Mr. Magenis Brooklyn Margaret Finnigan Cambridge Anna V. Brine Somerville Casey and Curley Curley Casey Star Brewing Company Springfield Breweries Company

New City Commissioner Takes Command at Fire Headquarters

After meeting Assistant City Clerk Wilfred J. Doyle at noon the new commissioner went to fire headquarters on Bristol street and assumed control of the department. Colonel John H. Dunn, temporary head, steps aside. Dunn, a former Boston Police Commission member and former inspector-general of rifle practice for the State under Governor Douglas, is in his 41st year and a noted military figure, currently major of the First Corps of Cadets.

Wilfred J. Doyle Bristol Street John H .Dunn Cole Boston Douglas First Corps of Cadets

Lockhart mill-end sale draws Boston crowds at Houghton & Dutton

Opening day crowds fill the Boston store as Lockhart & Dutton offer reduced prices across all lines. Mr. Lockhart notes footwear line strong and says sales aim to attract new patrons who may become regular customers. The event runs for nine days with banners and eager shoppers at the February spectacle.

Lockhart Mill-End Houghton & Dutton Company Boston Lockhart Rger Houghton & Dutton'’s

Reader sends $1 to Mrs. Sweeney through The Post

The Post confirms receipt of $1 from a reader for Mrs. Sweeney. The funds will be forwarded to her.

Sweeney

Ely's Cream Balm Promises Fast Catarrh Relief

Advertises Ely's Cream Balm as immediate relief for catarrh and head colds. Claims dosage removes nasal congestion quickly and that the product is harmless for children. Warns of catarrh leading to systemic decay and urges purchase of a 50 cent bottle from a druggist.

Ely

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