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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1921

Page

9

Murphy on Auto Fees in Boston Election Rally

John R. Murphy, mayoral candidate, campaigned in Roslindale and East Boston arguing Boston loses state auto fees. He proposed using Boston’s share for city streets and tax relief, citing 300,000 cars paying over 1.5 million annually and growing toward 550,000 with 7.5 million in fees statewide.

John R. Murphy Roslindale Boston Murphy Massachusetts

Harding Plans New Nation Association

President Harding pursues a framework for a permanent world conference not tied to a League of Nations. He envisions annual meetings among major powers including Germany to discuss naval arms limits and war debt finance while preserving sovereignty.

White House Washington Germany United States Russia Moscow Europe Harding Hughes America Council Congress Urone France United States Senate Wilson Paris Hos H.e League of Nations Natons Asaosain of Nations

Boston Voter Registration Figures Show Low Turnout

Election commissioners report less than half of Boston residents have signed voting lists for the upcoming election. About 30 percent of women are registered and roughly 50 percent of men.

Voter Registration Totals by Ward and Gender Revealed

Final police canvass counts show 245 025 women listed and 235 758 men. Total registration lists 17 998 women and 129 870 men. many on police lists were ineligible or non naturalized. Ward 8 leads women with 4 628. wards 23 and 22 follow. East Boston Ward 2 has 1 324 women registered.

East Boston Ada Kherne

Tobacco Market Begins With Rush in Connecticut Valley

The Northampton market opened with five major companies buying from Connecticut valley growers. Veterans expect about half of the 1921 crop to change hands by tomorrow night as prices run 25 to 31 cents per pound, below early season forecasts.

Northampton Connecticut Valley

How to Avoid Being Hit by Motorists at Night

Registrar Frank A. Goodwin warns pedestrians on rural roads without sidewalks to carry a lantern and wear white outer clothing for visibility. He urges walkers to use the left side of the road facing oncoming traffic to stay safe at night.

Frank A. Goodwin

Dr Smathers Kurokol Promises Quick Cold Relief

Advertisement touts Dr Smathers Kurokol as the fastest safest cold remedy with immediate relief. A dosing schedule claims up to three doses break severe colds and relieve head congestion runny nose and feverish symptoms, with claims of no quinine and money-back guarantee.

Melrose High Man Found Guilty In Dangerous Driving Case

Nicholas Amathey of Melrose High lands was found guilty by Judge Creen in the Central Court yesterday of operating his automobile in a manner to endanger pedestrians. He reportedly drove on Washington street behind a streetcar where two boys sought a ride. one boy was struck by the car fender. Sentence set for Monday.

Nicholas Amathey Melrose Highlands Creen Central Court Amathey Washington Street

Blanton Seeks Senate Seat After House Controversy

In Ballinger Texas Rep Thomas L Blanton told a Ballinger audience he would run for the Senate if the people pledged their endorsement. He defended his House record and addressed the recent expulsion attempt, receiving a rising vote of support for his candidacy.

Ballinger Texas Thomas L. Blanton House Senate

Former Congressman Frank D. Currier Dead

Canaan New Hampshire November 2 Former congressman and author of the present federal copyright law Frank D Currier died at his home after an illness dating to a collapse three years ago He served as naval officer at Boston port for four years and presiding officer of both branches of the state legislature His term in Congress ran from 1901 to 1918 He was 68.

Canaan N. H Frank D. Currier Currier Boston Congress

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