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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1919
Page
10
Intimation that salary raises may be forthcoming was given by Mayor Peters to a delegation representing 500 city clerks. The Mayor did not reveal any plan but the clerks left hopeful after the meeting.
Representatives of the Greek women of Boston sent to President Wile an appeal urging that he use his influence to keep Thrace for the Greeks and to protect Greek men and women now under Bulgarian and Turkish rule.
An editorial promotes Jad Salts as a safe remedy to flush and activate kidneys, prevent bladder irritation, and reduce headaches and other pains. A local druggist notes strong sales as people seek kidney relief.
In Brockton two girls Miss Roberta J. Dougherty and Miss Edith Regnell became engaged after meeting Stanley and Charles Rogers in Boston during naval service. Miss Dougherty’s telegram announced marriage plans. Regnell will wed in spring. Mrs Rogers will reside in Potsdam.
Yeoman of the Navy will be one of the executive committee candidates at the Massachusetts American Legion state convention in Worcester. Politicians and radical leaders who planned to flood the Oct 15 and 16 gathering with resolutions denouncing various causes are disappointed as the full two day program is released.
The 60 000 members will elect a resolutions committee and set a nine district structure for nominations. Day one features credentials, welcome, and committees with a focus on policies rather than politics. The 16th includes voting for state officers and national convention delegates, ending with resolutions acceptance.
Bangor Maine September 80 All indications point to the biggest hunting season in years as Maine’s deer law takes effect in northern counties tomorrow. War disruptions reduced prior hunts but many veterans will hunt this year. New laws require both residents and out of state hunters to register before entering the woods. Registrations have been extremely large.
Richard H. Long of Framingham Democratic candidate accuses Republicans of delaying returns to influence the November governor race. He asserts Governor Coolidge will be defeated decisively, likening it to Foss's primary defeat and alleging partisan manipulation in some cities.
Wingig E. Roe's new fiction Sydney of Red Mountain will be printed in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine as part of the present series of first told tales by leading writers.
The Tickle Makes You Cough Hayes healing honey promises to stop the tickle soothe the throat and cure the cough for 35c. A free box of Grove open-trate salve for chest colds head colds and croup with every bottle is offered.
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