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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
9
He accuses rivals of fraud and trickery and vows to consider a third party bid if denied the Republican nomination at the national convention next June. He warns friends and foes that he may appeal directly to the people.
A New York man reports success with Resinol Ointment after trying many remedies for weeping eczema. The letter extols the ointment and soap, noting nightly use and Resinol Soap in the morning allow unbandaged daytime activity. The ad cites prices and a free sample offer from Resinol Chemical Company.
A 1920s style advertorial promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a safe easy method to lose fat. It claims quick uniform weight loss of about a pound daily without hard exercise or dieting, urging readers to buy a large case for 765 cents and suggesting consulting a druggist or contacting The Marmola Company in Detroit, Michigan.
Advert shows HYOMEI inhaler with HYOMETS liquid at 50 cents and full HYOMEI outfit for 1.00. Claim features: banishes catarrh coughs and colds by inhalation, non swallowing method, germs killed, inflammation healed, money back guarantee. Sold by druggists nationwide.
At the Colorado Republican state convention Taft backers won eight delegates at large to the national convention and gained endorsements for the Taft administration. Guggenheim was selected national committeeman over Stewart by 667 to 241 after a preliminary vote for temporary chairman. Roosevelt supporters were outnumbered as their minority report was rejected.
Governor Dix cannot order another primary in New York City as it is a legislative and judicial matter. Attorney General Carmody states the issue rests with the Legislature and courts. Senator Stillwell proposes a bill to empower courts to order a new primary, but opposition from party leaders blocks action this session.
Washington, March 27. Harmon announces he will not place his name on Massachusetts preferential primary ballots April 30 as Foss agrees to permit his own candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination.
The Taft supporters filed the first presidential primary nomination papers yesterday with the Boston Board of Election Commissioners. About 37 papers were submitted, and the group claims the documents contain over 2000 names.
Reported talks among Clark and Wilson factions sought to decide if Clark or Wilson should appear with Governor Foss on the Democratic primary ballot. Rumors of a conference today circulated as Governor Harmon of Ohio declined a Foss entry.
General Edgar R. Champlin, chairman of the Taft League of Massachusetts executive committee, stated last night his thoughts on the campaign direction and its implications.
A man killed himself after discovering his wife’s elopement. Family out at the time. servants heard a shot, door broken in, body found with a sealed note on a table. Coroner investigates. contents to be released with family consent.
A long editorial recounts the Hichborn family scandal in Washington, detailing disappearances in 1910, divorce actions, and the alleged elopement of Mrs. Hichborn and Wylie. It traces attempts at reconciliation, Wylie’s divorce suit, and the transfer of real estate worth about 300000 dollars and personal property valued at 100000 dollars, ending with an unresolved crisis.
Washington reports reveal Captain Hichborn a prominent naval shipbuilder and his wife Mrs Hichborn leaving Boston for Europe with their son Phil following a domestic split. The Hichborn name carries weight. the family’s moves spark public interest as Phil shows signs of distress while relatives describe him as a bright young man.
The New Hampshire Republican State Committee approved Taft by an 87 to 27 vote, opposing Governor Bass supporters who urged Roosevelt. The panel set April 30 for the state convention in Concord, with district conventions planned for May 1 and May 2. delegates must declare presidential preference on the ballot.
In Waltham two teenage girls Lila Harwood and Eva Browning aged 17 and 18 returned from Lynn under police escort after two weeks away. Their money missing, they faced parental intervention and possible institutional placement. Police traced them after Lynn police detained them.
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