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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
17
The Foreign Office indicated the Premier might oppose a long delay in the conference with France. A shorter delay could be acceptable, with November 20 as a possible date. The original conference date had been fixed for November 13.
Readers packed Newspaper Row last night as the Boston Post’s bulletin board coverage drew a record crowd and strong interest in the latest results.
The Post reports a large orderly crowd on Washington street from School to Thompson's Spa, with up to 8000 spectators and 110 patrolmen maintaining order. Officials rerouted traffic to Water and State streets as crowds watched bulletin boards. Cheers rose with favorite names as results poured in from other states late at night.
Vice-President Calvin Coolidge faced a five minute wait to cast his ballot at Northampton city hall this forenoon. He arrived with Mrs. Coolidge and Judge R W Irwin and Mrs Irwin while the women voters found stalls immediately.
The San Carlo Opera Company presented Rigoletto at the Boston Opera House to an enthusiastic crowd. Josephine Lucchesi earned an ovation after Caro Non mi lascia, while Gennaro Batra drew praise for his romantic tenor role. The performance echoed Verdi’s dramatic scenes and mirrored Aidas’ spirited show from the prior night.
A performance led by conductor Alda Franchetti featured a capable cast cooperating with evident individual strengths and a strong chorus, delivering expressive moments throughout the presentation.
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