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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1922
Page
13
Professor Dallas Lore Sharp told the newly formed Woman's Democratic Club of Massachusetts at their second meeting at Copley Plaza that youth can help the Democratic party if they match Republican efforts, noting young people's idealism and the party's ideals.
A fragment discusses foreigners and the idea of democracy, noting that immigrants, youths, and the common man represent opportunities the party has not yet embraced, suggesting diverse fulfillment of rights and political potential.
Arthur Lyman urged real democracy and plain speech to replace cant in the party. He announced Mrs. Gertrude Hayes O Leary would stay as vice chairman as Mrs Alice B H Cram announced a house to house canvass to register Democratic women beginning with Italian women in Boston.
Mayor Curley awarded the contract to Frederick W. Allen of Boston to craft a bronze tablet for Mt. Hope cemetery World War Veterans Memorial lot. The project, costing 1800, may be finished for dedication on Memorial Day.
Dr I P Patch of Altoona a former college president will address the Huntington avenue branch Boston Y M C A at 4 o clock Sunday May 21 on Reserve Power The Shawmut Congregational Church chair will present the musical programme A home hour follows the service.
Mrs. Lewis A. Wills is acquitted of murder in Mays Landing New Jersey after testifying she shot her husband in Atlantic City in self defense. The nine to three jury delivered verdict after a 14 minute deliberation as her daughter Helen testified to the alleged abuse.
The funeral for Mrs Fanny Ratshesky widow of Asher Ratshesky was held yesterday morning from her daughter Mrs Adolph Ehrlichs home on Beech Road Brookline. Rabbi Harry Levi officiated with the Temple Israel quartet. Pallbearers were grandsons Alan Morse Richard Ehrlich William Ehrlich John Morse J Robert Morse and Victor H Elsas.
Tham directs Girls' City Club glee party with Dolores Brennan and Ina Brown as leads. Irvine Graham and Mary Brown introduce a Radio sketch with 50 to 60 chorus voices. after the show, dancing follows. In Bridgeport, Arthur Barry of Worcester faces manslaughter charge over April 18 shooting. bail set at 2500 and case continued to September term.
Congressman George Holden Tinkham said he would remain silent for now about Wayne B. Wheeler's charges calling him irreconcilably wet and 100 percent alcoholic in Congress. He added the matter would be handled in Washington where it belongs.
Mrs. Ruby M. Chandler of Lowell files for divorce from Raymond R. Chandler of Portland Maine at East Cambridge Superior Court alleging desertion and neglect to provide. She attaches $1000 to his property. The couple married December 28 1911.
The Chemia Club of the Boston University College of Liberal Arts has elected Hobart N. Durham of Nashua New Hampshire as president Dorothy B Conway of Rockland as vice president M Evangeline Morse of Auburndale as treasurer and Margaret W Lynch of South Boston as secretary The executive committee includes Herbert Walker Dorothy Sproul and Jacob Lezberg of Boston Salem and Boston respectively.
Funeral services for C Edgar Kaulbach who died of pneumonia Friday were held at his Roslindale residence at 2 p m. He was among the oldest shoe trade salesmen dating back to the 1860s and is survived by his wife.
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