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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
8
Dr J William MecFee a major in the medical corps during the war announces his candidacy for the mayoralty in JHaverhill on November 2. He seeks office amid wartime veteran influence and local political dynamics.
Washington November 2. Most House candidates report nominal expenditures to hold or win seats. Fewer than 100 spent over 1000 dollars. Alice Robertson of Oklahoma tops among others with 3695 dollars. Weeks contributed 200 dollars and the Women's National Republican Club 1100 dollars. Volstead of Minnesota reports zero spending while opponent O J Kvale, a minister, spent 274 dollars.
London reports hint at an in principal settlement of the Newcastle England consulate dispute between Britain and the United States. State Department has not received British communications via Ambassador Harvey, and public exoneration of consular officials Slater and Bullocks could close the incident amicably.
Residents of Revere watched a three and a half story house move along the boulevard. Curious crowds filled the street as a horse powered the mechanism, its exact drive hidden from view.
James Robinson of Revere, in charge of the Atlantic House, states Mrs. Florence R. Atkins is the new owner of the combined dwelling and store. The structure once stood at 267 Boulevard on land owned by Dr. William C. Newton, Boston. The 200 ton building will be moved about a quarter mile, taking 12 days.
In Lewiston Maine on November 2 1932 the charge of manslaughter against Ernest M Clark of Portland was dropped in municipal court after his truck struck and killed 12 year old Lloyd Bickford of Lisbon.
The article explains why shoppers enjoy low costs at Conrad's with less rent and overhead, and efficient management. It argues these factors lower the cost of doing business and translate to savings for every customer.
Arthur Hughes of Belmont Street seeks to annul his marriage to Helen Gorman alleging she is still legally married to Thomas Gorman of Boston. The Brockton case, set for the Superior Court next week, claims Helen has two living husbands. Hughes and the woman live together under one roof, with Hughes paying five dollars weekly alimony. They married in Providence in 1904. both are about 50.
Lester James Wright of Waukesha Wisconsin a former University of Wisconsin professor died near Aleppo Syria after eight Kurd bandits fired on a returning relief team Wright Enoch R Applegate of Jersey City a native chauffeur and two native relief workers were in the auto from Antioch on inspection when ambushed Wright died instantly
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