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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1922

Page

9

Fitzgerald Campaign Tour Highlights Unregistered Voter Appeal

Governor candidate John F. Fitzgerald urged that 300000 unregistered men and 600000 unregistered women could alter the state's history. He spoke at rallies in Woburn Abington Randolph and Marlboro and attended several community events including a football game and harvest festival.

John F. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Woburn Americk Abington Randolph Buckminster Margaret Brent Civic Guild Fitton-Abington North Randolph Improvement

Fire damages Wakefield Laundry and Taylor Building

A blaze in a dryer at Wakefield Laundry Company in Wakefield yesterday afternoon caused about 500 dollars in laundry damage and 300 dollars in the Taylor Building before the fire department extinguished it.

Wakefield Laundry Company Wakefield Taylor

Five Gloucester Men Reported Safe After Dory Sinking

Grief gave way to joy in Gloucester as the maritime bureau bulletin announced the five men missing from the dory of the schooner Marshal Foch have landed at Larry's River Nova Scotia after a 40 hour battle with high seas and strong winds.

Gloucester Maritime Bureau Gloucester Chamber of Commerce Marshal Foch Larry’s River Nova Scotia

Five Gloucester sailors rescued near Canso after sinking

Exhausted men near abandonment were saved and taken to a Halifax branch office manager and a physician treated two severely exposed crew. The five survivors named Harry Veno Patrick James John O’Neal Louis Moulan song or Frank Maloney and Gilbert Bennick will stay at the Nova Scotian fishing station until Saturday then board a Gorton Pew schooner to return to Gloucester. The rescue occurred as they rowed toward Canso, 90 miles from the wreck site. The Canadian government steamer Stanley will carry 16 known Marshal Foch survivors from Sable Island to Halifax tomorrow.

Halifax Harry Veno Patrick James John O'Neal Louis Moulansong Frank Maloney Gilbert Bennick Nova Scotian Gorton Pew Gloucester Canso Stanley Sable Island Marshal Foch

Five Fight In Speeding Car In Newton

Five men caused a crash on Parker street in Newton Centre yesterday as a free-for-all erupted in a speeding car. The vehicle hit a woman driver, who was uninjured, before police arrested the five occupants for drunkenness or related charges. Names given include James Regan Framingham, John McIsaac Boston, Thomas Lowrey Boston, Daniel McLean Concord New Hampshire, and Felix Thelberg Framingham. Regan faced a charge of driving under the influence of liquor.

Parker Street Newton Centre West Newton Newton James Regan Forest Street Framingham John McIisaac Columbus Avenue Thomas Lowrey Shawmut Avenue Boston Daniel McLean Montgomery Street Concord N. H Felix Thelberg Irving Street Regan

Widow Marries Rival After Mail Courtship

In Oneida New York Estelle Quintard a 60 year old widow chose Arnold Robertson of Fillmore Utah over George Fox of Pittsfield Massachusetts after a mail order courtship. Fox later wed in Brooklyn while Quintard’s chosen Robertson took a watchmaker job and they married at her home yesterday.

Oneida N. Y George Fox Pittsfield Mass Estelle T. Quintard Arnold Robertson Fillmore Utah Fox Brooklyn

England to Pay U S on Monday 50 Million War Debt

London reports that on Monday Great Britain will pay 50 million dollars in interest on war debt to the United States. The payment will be drawn on the British treasury and made to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. England has supplied dollars by gold shipments and direct dollar purchases as it builds toward further installments, with the next payment due November 15.

London United News International Finance Great Britain United States J. P. Morgan Federal Reserve Bank of New York England

Malden veteran Carl O Bloomberth claims record of voting since 1860s

Carl O Bloomberth, 87, a Malden mason and builder, says he has voted in every presidential election since 1860s, including for James Buchanan and President Harding. A Stockholm native, he became a minister at 14, emigrated during the 1853 cholera outbreak, and later sailed to San Francisco aboard the Sara, earning a $3 cargo premium. He built two houses solo and remains a staunch Republican.

Carl O. Bloomberth Malden Evie’ Citzen James Buchanan Harding Stockholm Sweden America Bloomberth San Francisco Cape Horn Sara Boston

Neville Girl Weds In Arington Ceremony

Miss Helen C. Neville daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Neville of 260 Broadway Arington was married in a ceremony reported by the local paper. names of other participants and the wedding date are noted, with emphasis on the bride and her family.

Helen C. Neville Michael Neville Broadway, Ariington

Wedding closes with nuptial mass at St. Agnes Church Arlington

Yesterday morning the ceremony was performed for Anthony J Parece Jr son of Mr and Mrs Anthony J Parece of 64 Arlington Street West Medford after a nuptial mass conducted by Rev Matthew J Maherty at St Agnes Church Arlington.

Anthony J. Parece, Jr Anthony J. Parece Arlington Street West Medford St. Agnes’ Church Arlington Matthew J. Maherty

Monument Unveiled For Vets In Salem New Hampshire

A town street parade in Salem honors veterans of five wars and memory of two World War I deaths. Governor Albert W. Knox and G A R leaders from Manchester and Haverhill spoke at the unveiling near the Town Hall. Gordon and Young squares were dedicated at Salem Centre and the depot end.

Salem N. H Albert O. My Frank “Knox Manchester George W. Heath Haverhill Mass Town Hall Salem Centre Depot William C. Gordon Ernest W. Young

Egypt Said To Be Birthplace Of Original Pail Game

A historic note claims the original pail game began in Egypt. The assertion points to ancient play traditions as the source of the pastime later known across regions.

Egypt

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