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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1922

Page

2

Debate over film censorship and protest by anti censorship leaders

The article reports a probe into B Preston Clarke over charges tied to open film displays. General H Cole condemns Clarke for aiding or repeating fabricated claims and urges joint action from Massachusetts citizens against censorship.

B. Preston Clarke General H. Cole Clarke Massachusetts Citizens Against Cenhrip General Cole Wor Federated Women's Amittee Genral Cole

Cole and Logan Withdraw From New Orleans Race

Charles H. Cole and Edward Logan will not seek the national commander post of the American Legion. State Commander William H. Doyle announced at a pre conference caucus in New Orleans as Bay State delegates arrived to attend the convention.

New Orleans Charles H. Cole Edward Logan American Legion William H. Doyle Bay State Boston

Convention Caucus Signals Battle for Legion Command

Massachusetts delegates gather for a five day convention with 41 present. Brigadier General Luke D. Callahan and Dr Blood named as vice commander candidates while contenders for national commander include H Nelson Jackson, William Deegan, T Semmes Walmsley, and Matt Murphy. New Orleans hosts a color filled welcome with Allied flags and festive lights.

Massachusetts Doyle Luke D. Callahan Bristol Ph. I D. ‘Blood Concord N. T Legion Henry Ryan Logan Cole H. K K. Mott John H. O'Brien James C. Fair H. Nelson Jackson Burlington New England William Deegan New York T. Semmes Walmsley New Orleans Matt Murphy Alabama Jackson

Go es Abroad to Forget Garland Leaves for Europe

Mrs Mary Wren Garland wife of Charles Garland of North Carver plans a European departure aboard the France from New York to escape her husband and his public love life. Her parents will accompany her. she says she will forget and avoid discussion of the romance.

North Carver Europe Mary Wren Garland Charles Garland Dedham France New York Doris Benson Lillian Conrad Philip W. Wrenn Marie Mahoney North Carver Marie Post Mrs. Garland

Turks Drive Christians From Anatolia

The Near East Relief reports Mustafa Kemal enforces Turkey for the Turks in Southern Anatolia. All Christians except male military age are ordered from Adalia Makri and surrounding areas within seven days, affecting roughly 50 000 people. Refugees reach Adalia seek transport to Greece via Rear Admiral Bristol.

Anatolia Constantinople United News Turkey Mustapha Kemal Near East Adalia Makri Mark J. Bristol Greece

Exciting Night at Tremont Temple Delights First Nighters

Dignified first nighters burst into uproarious applause as W. Griffith's ONLG EXCITING NIGHT graced Tremont Temple. Globe of ID notes the festive reception and public interest in the screening event.

D. W. Griffith Tremont Temple Advt Globe of

Lloyd George's Manchester Speech Leaves Fate Unclear

London October 15 Lloyd George baffled opponents by avoiding a clear plan in Manchester. He urged readiness for events and a people’s verdict, while Unionists weigh whether to stay in coalitions or run solo. The Sunday press split on the address.

London United News Lloyd George Manchester Liberal Party Austen Chamberlain The Sunday Press

Turks Reject Scutari as Place of Conference

Angora reports the Nationalist government refuses Scutari for the peace conference seat. Hamid Bey will inform Allied High Commissioners in Constantinople that Smyrna remains preferred so Mustafa Kemal Pasha can attend.

Scutari Angora Associated Press Hamid Bay Constantinople Smyrna Mustapha Wemal Pasha

Poor Beggar Convicted of DUI Speeding in Worcester

Worcester story reports John Deprez, a chronically poor beggar, convicted of speeding under the influence of Aquor and sentenced to two months in jail. He admitted buying his car with money dropped by passersby. The piece also notes various other items from Boston and Port Point, including the Luddy case.

Worc Ter John Depress Worcester Deprez Brockton Willian J. Brickley Maurice J. Luddy Rockland Port Point Channel Summer Street Luddy Boston

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