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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1922

Page

5

Fitzgerald campaign spending totals for governor race

A report filed with the Secretary of State shows John F. Fitzgerald spent 3213 for his gubernatorial bid. The Democratic opponent Governor Cox paid 208 to American House Company on Oct. 9 and 3005 to C. Brewer Smith Advertising on Nov. 6. The Suffolk County People’s Service Committee reports 1414 in total including several multiple donors and modest contributions from individuals.

John F. Fitzgerald Cox American House Company C. Brewer Smith Advertising Agency Suffolk County People's Service Committee V. M. Pelletier A. M. Pelletier John A. Dwyer H. P. Gannon James J. Gorman P. J. McCarthy Martin Carmody Thomas H. Mahony M. Ss. Hogan John B. Kennedy

Ex-State Senator William H. Preston Dies in Vermont

Rutland Vermont November 27 Ex State Senator William H Preston aged 63 a practicing lawyer in Vermont for 35 years died today from pneumonia at Fair Haven He had served as state senator and was active in local affairs noting a long career in law and public service

Rutland William H. Preston Fair Haven Vermont

Elevated Service Criticized At Cambridge Meeting

Trustees of the Boston Elevated and Mayor Quinn met with City Councillors and Cambridge Chamber of Commerce officials to discuss the one man car and Lechmere square terminal amid public criticism. James F. Jackson, chairman, supported the system as essential to achieving a five cent fare.

Lechmere Square Boston Quinn Cambridge City Hall Cambridge Chamber of Commerce James F. Jackson

Moriarty Faces Grand Jury Probe In City Charter Case

Finance Commission investigators expect possible grand jury action as City Councilor James T. Moriarty seeks access to evidence the panel alleges implicates him in a City Charter violation.

Finance Commission James T. Moriarty Moriarty Grand Jury

Boston trustees to review one man car service tomorrow

City councillors from North and East Cambridge criticize the one man car on Massachusetts avenue and at Lechmere station. They press for improved fare, reduced waits, and safer operation amid reports of smoking and disturbances.

Goucillor Leahy Massachusetts Avenue Harvard Square Arlington a_ duck Lechmere Station

Moriarty Faces Grand Jury Action Over City Hiring Probe

Chairman Michael H. Sullivan said the finance commission investigated a charge that Moriarty tried to secure a job for a friend in the Suffolk Superior Court office. Evidence has been sent to District Attorney Thomas C. O'Brien. Moriarty may seek grand jury action after finance hearings on graft tied to the Beth Israel Synagogue property purchase.

Michael H. Sullivan Finance Commission Moriarty John T. Manning Suffolk Superior Court Thomas C. O’brien Beth Israel North End

Manning and Moriarty Clash in City Council Spat

The dispute began months earlier when Clerk Manning faced the Council over extra funds for an assistant clerk. Manning accused Moriarty of bias for opposing his appointment, triggering an investigation by the Finance Commission after the Council deemed itself powerless. District attorney is handling the case, under Charter rules prohibiting council members from meddling in hiring or administrative actions.

Manning Moriarty Finance Commission Boston

May Not Try Mrs Brady in Lowell City Hall Shooting

Doctors Hoch and Cady report Mary C Brady may not be tried for murder due to mental condition. The indictment stands and district attorney officials will comment after reviewing the examination.

Theodore H. Hoch Frederick B. M. Cady State Department of Mental Diseases Mary C. Brady Lowell Lowell City Hall East Cambridge Brady Cambridge Superior Court

Kellogg's Bran Promises Health Benefits and Longer Life

An advertisement touts Kellogg's Bran as a daily regulator that prevents constipation and improves bodily functions. It claims regular use could add ten to fifteen years to life and enhance growth in children, with various serving ideas and endorsement by physicians.

Kellogg’s Kellogg's Kellogg's Bean

Wireless Society of Manchester Members Report

A radiogram from the American Radio Relay League headquarters notes that members of the Wireless Society of Manchester England were reported as present and active during the session. The message reflects ongoing international links among amateur radio groups.

Eta American Radio Relay League The Wireless Society of Manchester Eng

Hold up at Cambridge fruit stand nets dollar

A robber entered the Cambridge fruit shop of Robert Kamlishan at 169 Huron Avenue early last evening and demanded cash. After Kamlishan handed over the single dollar, the thief kicked him, and fled after being knocked unconscious himself. a pursuing crowd found him later in a side street.

Robert Kamlishan Huron Avenue Cambridge Kamlishan

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