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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1922
Page
9
Modern demonstrators at Boston's Food Fair entertain visitors for two weeks at the Horticultural Hall. The event draws diverse crowds with exhibits lectures and moving pictures including pink sugar and yeast cake salad.
In a continuation of a Page 1 report, Fitzgerald attacks the Republican administration's handling of state affairs in recent years, outlining charges and criticisms.
Mr. Fitzgerald unveiled his policy agenda in a speech at the Roslindale municipal building last night and said he had sent a letter to Governor Cox outlining key points.
A speech denounces Republican control in Massachusetts pledging to expose corruption and push uniform party alignment. It lists charges from high cost of living and board appointments to state centralization, payroll abuses, and banking failures, urging impartial ticket distribution before elections.
In 1777 British plans to seize the Hudson fail as American forces under Schuyler and Gates thwart Burgoyne's march from Montreal. After delays at Fort Edward and Bennington, Burgoyne is defeated at Saratoga, Arnold earns hero status, and British retreat follows as American troops sing Yankee Doodle.
The speaker accuses the State administration of responsibility for millions lost in Ponzi and Greene frauds as illegal agents fled to neighboring states and remained in the commonwealth. It claims Samuel W. McCall was harassed by the Republican machine for independence on key issues and pressured from above to resign a Boston trust position. Boston harbor is mentioned but not completed in the fragment.
The speaker accuses the Republican administration of dismantling the harbor commission, misusing a costly shipping pier for private storage, and mismanaging state purchases. He alleges graft, unfit state facilities, and gerrymandering to deny Democratic representation, pledging to substantiate the charges.
Louis A. Coolidge former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury under Roosevelt delivered a forceful attack on racial discrimination and the Ku Klux Klan before 200 Harvard students at the Harvard Union last night.
See the root come out and claim hair is gone with the new phelactine method. No electrolysis or shaving, no irritation, odorless and harmless. Get a packet from your druggist, follow simple steps, and expect surprising results.
An advertisement promises a simple safe way to dissolve blackheads using a powder called alonite or intent powder applied to a hot wet cloth. It claims all sizes disappear and describes blackheads as dust dirt and secretions in pores.
Lloyd's register figures show a global drop in shipbuilding with the United States leading in decline. The U S now accounts for a small share of world tonnage, with Britain and others rebuilding more, yard activity down sharply since the postwar peak. The United States has about 150000 tons in yards and no new contracts since July 1.
John F. Dolan John F. Lyons and Francis O Reilly of Field s Corner Station were reprimanded for neglect of duty after entering a building while on duty and in uniform and staying too long. The commissioner's order cites leaving three routes unprotected and follows a trial board recommendation.
Robert Lafavor aged 82 of Somerville and five companions were arrested by South Boston police on auto theft and unauthorized use charges. The touring car stolen from James Dunnington in Melrose on Sept 11 was traced to Cambridgeport and the six suspects were sent to Cambridge police.
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