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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

3

Plan Relief for Own Sick and Old Age Pensions Planned by Hovey Staff

About 500 C F Hovey Company workers formed the C F Hovey Association at Paul Revere Hall to establish two new groups for old age pensions and sick benefits. Maurice R. OConnell, a former Philadelphia newspaperman, was elected governor amid applause. The meeting included business talks and entertainment with free refreshments.

C. F. Hovey Company C. F. Hovey Association Paul Revere Hall Maurice R. O'Connell Philadelphia Adolph Erhlich H. Frazier Kammeyer

Allen threatens Cox with retirement from gubernatorial race

J Weston Allen nicknamed the Bloodhound Attorney General has served notice on Governor Cox to retire from the gubernatorial contest within a short time or be driven out of office. Joseph C Pelletier opened his Suffolk County district attorney campaign with a blistering rally at the Hotel Brewster last night.

J. Weston Allen Cox Joseph C. Pelletier Suffolk County Brewster Allen Harvard Pelletier Lowell Hercules

Pelleti er attacks O'Brien and Cox in Boston club meeting

Speaking before about 200 members of the All Boston Government Club Pelletier denounced District Attorney O'Brien as a man without a heart and criticized Governor Cox for heavier sentences while scolding Harvard for honoring Attorney-General Allen. He accused Allen of pressuring Cox to retire and warned of a Harvard bias against certain groups.

All Boston Government Club Pelletier O'Brien Cox Lowell Harvard Allen O’brien

O’Brien Seen as Allen Ally in DA Office Stance

Pelletier criticizes District Attorney O’Brien as aligned with Allen and Cox prison expansion aims. He cites dope fiends remarks and pushes a referendum to raise petition signatures from 15,002 to 50,000 to place the law on the ballot. Speakers included Senators Carey Green and Rep Kelly along with Dorchester Captain Harrigan.

Pelletier O’brien John J. Carey Thomas H. Green Coleman BH. Kelly John Harrigan Dorchester Register of Deeds

Child Dies in Auto Crush Incident in Springfield

Eda Paroll three years old daughter of Albino Paroll of 80 Knox street Springfield died after being crushed between an automobile driven by Frank Lombardo of 284 Asylum street Hartford and a tree this morning.

Springfield Eda Paroll Albino Paroll Knox Street Frank Lombardo Asylum Street Hartford

Cucumber King May Face Court Over Water Fraud Case

Woburn magnate Adam Foster known as the cucumber king is accused by police of stealing city water through a tapped line and a hidden pipe that bypassed the meter on his Main Street estate. Officers say only dwelling water was paid for.

Hugh McBrien Roxbury Crossing Barney Rubin Harrison Avenue Hayden Roxbury Rubin McBrien Adam Foster Woburn Foster City Water McCauley Alonzo O’brien Samuel Wood Water Department City of Main Street

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