Fitzgerald apologizes to Cox over Cambridge subway vote dispute
Democratic gubernatorial candidate John F. Fitzgerald apologizes to Gov. Cox after alleging the governor supported a Cambridge subway bond issue. The exchange follows Cox's rebuttal and includes Fitzgerald’s broader charges against the Cox administration and solicitation for a public joint tour to debate issues.
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Maine Escapee Sentenced to Two Years
Albert Fuller, an escaped Maine convict who tried to shoot Officer Peter Coleman during a chase in Back Bay, was sentenced by Central Court to two years for breaking and for attempting to shoot. He was caught looting the flat of Mrs. Sarah Templeman at 176 Huntington Avenue. Maine authorities will take him after completion of his term.
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Pine Tree
Peter Coleman
Back Bay
Sarah Templeman
Huntington Avenue
Central Court
Maine
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Chester I. Campbell
Oscar C. Roos
Theodore R. McElroy
Mac
Atlantic
Roos
Tabot Hall
George Clark
Radio Corporation of America
Earl Hanson
Reading
Paul Godley
F. Clifford Estey
New England Executive Radio Council
Guy R. Entwistle
Massachusetts Radio School
Katherine Bacon Delivers Promising Piano Recital in Boston
Katherine Bacon gave a piano recital in Jordan Hall marked by youthful vigor and moments of true musicality. She showed potential in Chopin preludes and in Schubert-Liszt transcriptions, especially Erl King, with strong tempo control and expressive size. The report notes her artistic growth and highlights a concurrent emphasis on improving radio reception and public demonstration at the show.
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Jordan Hall
Miss Bacon
Singer
Boston
Mechanics Hall
Isley Smith
Medford
Radio Equipped Auto At Boston Show Captivates Visitors
The Boston exhibition features a United States Signal Corps radio equipped automobile powering field work. Women visitors can transmit messages via wireless telephone to any part of the state. The Radio Corporation highlights trans oceanic and marine services, sales apparatus, and general radio information with photos and a mica condenser exhibit.
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Boston
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New Radio Show Attracts Crowds At Mechanics Hall
Several thousand radio fans and amateur operators filled Mechanics Hall for the second big Radio Exposition and New England amateurs' convention. From 1 pm to 10:30 pm the show remained crowded and lively, far surpassing officials expectations.
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New England
Mrs Margaret Carleton Allegedly Targeted Rector in Montana
Bishop Frederick Faber states after investigation that Mrs Margaret Carleton tried to win Rector Leonard Christler of St Mark's Church by pursuing him and, failing, shot him and herself in the Christler home. The tragedy occurred in Havre Montana early Friday.
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Montana
Margaret Carleton
Leonard J. Christler
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Frederick Faber
Christier
Christler
Women Plan Gala Gaston Reception in Boston Arena
Massachusetts Democratic women voters prepare a large pre election reception and dance for Colonel William A. Gaston at the Arena. Thousands from Vincent Club unions and civic groups will march from Copley Square to Huntington Avenue Massachusetts Avenue and St Botolph Street led by a marching band.
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William A. Gaston
United States
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Copley Square
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Huntington Avenue
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St. Botolph Street
Arena
Irene Castle Tremaine Defends Morals Message
Rochester on October 30 hears Irene Castle Tremaine, famed dancer, declare tights do not affect community morals before departing Rochester for Ithaca.
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Ithaca
Miss Castle Abandons Dance Troupe Citing Censorship
Miss Castle known as Miss Castle professionally withdrew two dances from her Providence program and later omitted them here. She announced the Oscaw Artists Ensemble would disband to rest after an accident, blaming censorship and Isadora Duncan for stirring trouble with costumes, while expressing willingness to cooperate with censors.
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Providence
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Boston
Sallies to Continue Drive Another Week for Salvation Army
The 1923 maintenance fund drive for the Salvation Army, seeking 200000, will continue a week as less than half the goal is raised. Reported total in hand or guaranteed reached 91260 with 73000 from executive and industrial groups and 6500 from solicitors. Chairmen absent at the meeting estimated 11500 on hand. 41 groups to report next Monday noon at the City Club.
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O'Brien Lynn organist dies suddenly at home
William H. O'Brien longtime organist and musical director at First Methodist Church Lynn dies at his home 108 Elm Street after collapsing at supper. He had served the church for more than 12 years and died before a physician could arrive.
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William H. O’brien
First Methodist
Lynn
Elm Street
O’brien
Darken Gray Hair at Home With Simple Remedy
Buchanan County resident Mrs. S. H. Boots promotes a home hair darkening mix. She claims bay rum glycerine Barbo Compound and water darken gray hair without staining the scalp or rubbing off and make wearers look twenty years younger.
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Buchanan County
Dorchester Child Killed by Truck
Mary McHugh ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas McHugh of 21 Newport Street Dorchester was instantly killed yesterday when struck by a truck on Dorchester Avenue near Grafton Street as she crossed to attend the parochial school near St Margaret's Church Thomas P Conlon of 27 Baxter Street South Boston driver of the truck was identified as the operator.
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Thomas McHugh
Newport Street
Dorchester
Dorchester Avenue
Grafton Street
St. Margaret's Church
Thomas P. Conlon
Baxter Street
South Boston
Betting Favors Miller to Win in New York
In New York on October 30, betting in Wall Street favored Governor Nathan Miller over former Governor Al Smith. A firm placed 100000 on Miller at even money and 50000 on Smith at 10 to 11, with total bets estimated around 700000 on the two candidates.
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New York
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al Smith
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Gerard Urges U S Support for Armenia at Peace Conference
James W. Gerard, former ambassador to Germany and head of the American committee for Armenia, called on the United States to accept its responsibility to Armenia at the approaching Near East peace conference, warning that shirking the duty would stultify the government.
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New York
James W. Gerard
Germany
American Committee For the Independence of Armenia
United States
Armenia
Democrats Off Ballot For Providence City Election
The Rhode Island Supreme Court denied petitions to force the Board of Canvass to place Keenan Joseph McDonald Jesse Jon and Rose A Vicault on the November 7 city election ballot. It ruled the candidates filed certificates too late to qualify under state law.
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el Pawtucket
Keenan
Joseph McDonald
Jesse Jon
Rose A. Vicault
Supreme Court
Board of Canvass
Dée
Postmaster Divorce and Civil Service Heads Highlight Boston Office
Postmaster Baker has divorced from politics as the Boston post office, with 4000 employees, continues under a civil service head. F Feeney, assistant superintendent of mails, spoke before the civil department of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs at the Women’s Auxiliary of the Massachusetts Civil Service Relay League meeting yesterday afternoon.
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F. Feeney
Superminassa
Civil Department of the State Federa Women’s Clubs
Women’s Auxiliary
Massachusetts Civil Service — Relay League
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