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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1922

Page

11

Filene Sees Preconditions for Europe Debt Cancellation

Edward A. Filene, head of the Boston department store, arrived in New York aboard the Majestic and said European debt cancellation hinges on Europe’s restored financial system. He urged currency stabilization, commerce recovery, and budget cuts toward military items to preserve world peace.

New York Edward A. Filene Boston Europe

Democrats in R I pick candidates for Governor

Rhode Island Democrats at their state convention in Providence nominated for Governor William S. Flynn a Providence attorney and Democratic floor leader in the State House of Representatives Flynn won on the first ballot by 17 votes over Judge George T. Brown with 102 votes to 85 and Edward M. Sullivan 10

Providence Rhode Island William S. Flynn House of Representatives Flynn George T. Brown Judge Brown Edward M. Sullivan

Political shakeups shadow Flynn nomination amid defections

Providence and Paws tucket delegates reportedly backed Flynn but defected to Judge Brown. Frank Fitzsimmons refused Flynn as running mate. John J. Cooney also declined. Felix A. Toupin was named Lieutenant Governor and Herbert J. Carpenter Attorney General to replace them.

Flynn Providence Paws Tucket Judge Brown Frank £. Fitzsimmons John J. Cooney Fitzsimmons Felix A. Toupin Manville Mr. Cooney Herbert J. Carpenter North Smithfield

House Moved While Family Stays At Newton Centre Junction

Mr and Mrs John Hogan would have celebrated their 25th anniversary of residence at Beacon and Walnut Streets Newton Centre but building movers jacked up the house and skidded it onto Beacon Street. The house began a quarter mile journey to a new site. Mrs Hogan stated she will mark another quarter century at the new location.

John Hogan Beacon Walnut Streets Newton Centre Beacon Street

Families Remain in Damaged Beacon Street House

Mrs Hogan and her relatives slept in their Beacon Street home last night despite debris and movers. The Hogan family and Mrs James Phillips and hers stayed in the same house, awaiting a final address designation.

Home Moves Disrupt Hogan House for New Location

Movers required nearly a week to relocate Mrs. Hogan's residence. The kitchen and a bedroom were disconnected for access, while carpenters saved a house section to be reattached at its former site later.

The Cutest Animal Pictures in Lostod Sunday Post Magazine

A 16 page booklet titled Animal Cuties will appear in Lostod Sunday Post Magazine. The section promises a from the wild collection of exceptionally cute animal pictures with wide appeal and cheerful scenes.

Lostod Sunday Post

Fitzgerald Attacks Republicans Over Convention Primary Plan

Democratic Governor candidate John F. Fitzgerald condemned the GOP move to restore a convention system, arguing Massachusetts is too progressive for such a change. He accused party bosses and lobbyists of controlling conventions and cited issues from soldier treatment to coal supply and a higher cost of living under the current administration.

Republican Party John F. Fitzgerald Codman Square Dorchester Massachusetts Fitzgerald United States Democratic Party Hiram Johnson Wood

Married 40 Years Celebration With Family Gathered

A couple marked forty years of marriage surrounded by their three children two grandchildren and other relatives in a family gathering.

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