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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
17
A compact handbag description notes black morocco leather with moire lining and a strap handle on the back. It includes a small change purse, oxidized snap, and a 6 1 4 by 4 1 4 inch size, priced from former 7 50.
Light weight capacious overnight bag designed for women features white celluloid toilet articles in 12 pockets. Includes black and colored morocco leather with moke silk lining. sizes range from 14 to 16 inches. Priced at 50 and 52 dollars.
An appealing assortment of engraved Christmas greeting cards is shown in the Stationery Department on Street Floor. The collection highlights varied designs suitable for personal messages this season.
The Women’s Republican Club of Massachusetts hosted a high turnout luncheon in which nearly 1000 attendees, mostly women, heard remarks from Governor Cox Senator Lodge Secretary of War Weeks and Lieutenant-Governor Fuller along with other candidates.
A report notes a Republican state ticket gathering yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Brunswick, with speeches and remarks highlighting campaign priorities.
Mrs Charles Sumner Bird presided with Senator George Wharton Pepper of Pennsylvania, Speaker of the House Frederick W Gillett and Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton, vice president of the executive committee of the Republican Party, attending in various capacities.
Governor Cox and Senator Lodge led a gathering praising Republican women for organizing the club. Speakers urged continued party loyalty and credited Lodge with long service to the party and country. Pepper highlighted fair play under Harding and urged women to back Lodge again.
A reader letter from Richard P. Bonney argues against equal pay for men and women teachers in Boston High Schools. He cites statistics from various cities showing few men in high schools and warns that equal pay would reduce male hiring and harm school quality. He notes the Boston School Committee estimates annual costs at 1.5 million dollars and urges expert review.
Mrs. Cora E. Crockett of Greenwood was appointed by Justice Scott Wilson to lead a jury in the Oxford Supreme Court night session. The panel found Augustus Vitalla of Sumner guilty on charges of illegal possession.
The October term panel includes two other women, Mrs Dorothy Wiley of Fryeburg and Velma Thomas of Mexico.
Mrs Marjorie Howarth wife of a New York businessman reached the third range of the Andes at 14 600 feet then descended and traversed the 88 mile trail from Quito to Iquitos Peru with her husband. They began the journey last March and returned to New York recently aided by local support.
A narrative describes an American mission to Quito led by the chargé d’affaires with multiple delegations of Indian guides. The party largely saw only these Indigenous groups during the arduous journey, highlighting the isolation of the travelers.
Dennis J Murphy a blind man in his sixties received word from a Cork Ireland cousin that his aunt Mrs Mary Riley of Cork City recently died leaving him 2500 pounds about $12000 Murphy came to the United States in 1887 and worked as a baker at the Adams House in Boston He was an athlete and belonged to the Fr Scully gymnasium in Cambridge He was stricken blind on May 27 1903.
Haverhill man George, longtime Cedar Street grocer, was killed by Turkish forces in Smyrna. A letter from Pericles Nicholaides to Cora H. George confirms his death, noting his wife and family were also slaughtered and that he escaped wounded to reach a Greek island.
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