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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
19
A schooner named Edna H. was seized last night after authorities uncovered a $20,000 liquor cargo. The vessel is linked to a run runner suspect under investigation by harbor police and customs officers.
Secretary of War John W. Weeks told a Somerville Republican rally that Senator David I. Walsh was inconsistent in his arguments. The exchange followed Walsh’s Salem speech as Weeks addressed party supporters.
The morning notice notes a Massachusetts junior senator using a Democratic line in Salem alleging a Wyoming senator profited $800,000 from a tariff. It cites Warren as a large sheep owner and a Civil War Medal of Honor recipient. It questions whether Republicans or Democrats profit from tariff bills and mentions Walsh coordinating in Wyoming.
Ellis Parker Butler was elected president of the Authors' League of America. Gelett Burgess became vice president and Erice Shuler secretary and treasurer.
Governor Channing H. Cox spoke in twelve simultaneous rallies across Boston urging voters to judge between him and John F. Fitzgerald by public records. He assailed Fitzgerald over recalls, fraud allegations, and past offices while praising Lodge and urging Republican turnout amid rain concerns.
Under Bishop Lawrence plans are under way to launch a nationwide drive for 1,000,000 in aid of the Episcopal Theological Seminary in Cambridge. In recent years the seminary struggled to cover expenses as student fees did not keep pace with rising costs.
Kathryn G Powell, beloved daughter of John T and Agnes Powell, 21 years 2 months, died in the city. Funeral from her late residence 0 Milford St Saturday November 4 at 8 15 am, requiem mass at the Cathedral at 9 o'clock, relatives invited.
Senator David I. Walsh denounced Republican financial policy to cheering audiences in Fall River and New Bedford saying Andrew Mellon sat at Harding's desk and urged veto of the bonus bill as part of a broad appeal for Democratic candidates on Tuesday.
Other speakers were John F. Fitzgerald, candidate for governor, James H. Vahey, Arthur J. Cartier, candidate for Congress from the Fall River district, and John Swift of Milford, candidate for attorney general. Senator Walsh charged Mellon and the Republican administration with giving 16 million dollars to the country’s multi-millionaires.
In a fiery speech the speaker assailed profits taxes and Lodge over labor votes. Colonel Gaston criticized Massachusetts representation in the Senate and warned of industrial decline citing shoe, tobacco, and textile mills. He urged national legislation to lift Massachusetts labor standards.
A barn on Arlington street owned by Patrick Mogan burned with a cow and a horse. the blaze drew thousands of motorists and turnout from Woburn and nearby towns. The loss is estimated at 3000 dollars with investigations ongoing into the cause amid nearby Beggs and Cobb and leather plants.
A White Star Line steamer from Genoa Naples Almeria and the Azores was 723 miles east of Boston Lightship at noon. It is expected to reach quarantine about 4 pm tomorrow and decision on docking or remaining in the lower harbor until Sunday morning is pending.
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