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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1912

Page

7

Pelletier and Walsh join Foss in Democratic slate

District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier declares he will seek first on the ticket and oppose Governor Eugene N. Foss. Senator David I. Walsh agrees to run in second place with Foss. Mayor Fitzgerald, a close Pelletier friend, backs Foss as the campaign unfolds.

Joseph C. Pelletier Eugene N. Foss David I. Walsh Governor Foss Mr. Pelletier Fitzgerald Pelletier Baltimore Walsh United States Sherman L. Whipple Lodge Woodrow Wilson New Jersey

Governor’s suggestion questions Walsh and Pelletier bachelor status

The governor proposes that Walsh and Pelletier, as single men, may be ineligible this year and discusses potential implications. Authorities weigh whether marital status should affect eligibility and how it would be applied.

Walsh and Pelletier

Free home prescription promises instant hand beauty

An advertisement touts a ready to mix remedy for smooth hands arms or neck using Kulux Compound witch hazel and water. It claims rapid removal of blemishes freckles tan and rough pores and credits a famous Parisian beauty.

Get Your Hats in the Ring Governors Ambitions Stirring Gubernatorial Race

Democratic leader Thomas P. Riley criticizes the Governor for delaying campaign plans while speculation swirls over a possible bid for a second term. Debates center on money, political leverage in Baltimore, and potential paths to a U S Senate or cabinet post as bachelors dominate the electoral chatter.

Thomas P. Riley Democratic State Committee State Committee Riley

Physician's Report Promotes Eckmans Alterative

An physician letters and affidavits tout Eckmans Alterative for tuberculosis glands and other ailments. Mrs Garvin from Idaho Falls reports weight gain and improved lung health. The ads claim no poisons or habit forming drugs and urge readers to contact Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia for more evidence.

Eckman Rikercaxynes Drug Houghton &Dutton Drug Dept Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

Governor's re election bid sparks bachelor platform quip

In a tense exchange Mayor Fitzgerald questions the governors re election plan amid a playful jab about a bachelor platform. The governor jokes about two bachelors Walsh and Pelletier, promising to wait for marriage to decide succession while noting no time to decide his own platform.

Joe Pelletier Dave Walsh Commonwealth T’vye

McCoombs Elected Chairman of Democratic National Committee

William F. McCoombs of New York was elected chairman of the Democratic national committee and given power to appoint a nine member campaign committee. He may name a national treasurer and other officers and decide headquarters location after consulting Governor Wilson, with New York likely as the base.

Chicago William F. McCoombs New York Woodrow Wilson McCoombs Wilson

Clark Given Warm Sendoff as Campaign Plans Formed

The Democratic committee, meeting before Champ Clark’s departure for Chicago, urged swift fundraising through popular subscriptions via newspapers and planned to meet Indiana's Thomas Taggart in Indianapolis with Governor Marshall. Chairman McCombs will miss the trip, and a late session considered fundraising strategies and adjourned for a 8 o'clock recess.

Chicago Wilson Marshall Champ Clark Mack Thomas Taggart Indiana Indianapolis McCombs

McCombs Elected Secretary As Woodson Succeeds

Joseph E. Davies of Madison Wisconsin was elected secretary to succeed Urey Woodson of Kentucky. John I. Martin of St Louis was reelected sergeant at arms in an unopposed vote. Norman E. Mack yielded the gavel to Mr McCombs as the retiring chairman spoke of seeking full committee support.

Joseph E. Davies Madison Wis Urey Woodson Kentucky John I. Martin St. Louis Norman E. Mack McCombs

Poslam Cures Skin Ailments Promises Fast Relief

Poslam is promoted as a universal skin remedy for rashes pimples sunburn ivy poisoning and bites. The ad claims instant relief after first use and rapid healing of eczema acne and virulent skin diseases. It recommends Poslam Soap for daily use and lists prices with free samples offered by Emergency Laboratories New York City.

West 25Th Street New York City

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