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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1922

Page

6

Legion Wilt Hold Parade

New Bedford hosts the fourth annual Massachusetts American Legion convention with 500 delegates. Major-General Edwards to speak as parade of WWI veterans proceeds through city streets and closing exercises on the Common. Governor Cox and Lt. Governor Fuller to address sessions. auxiliary group of 360 members also in session.

New ‘Bedford Massachusetts Department of the American Legion Massachusetts Pleasant Street North Street Purchase Union Sixth Grinnell Pope Pleasant Pearl Streets New Bedford Common George S. L. Connor Washington MacNider Morrow New Bedford Post American Legion Fall River Post Alvan T. Fuller Charles H. Cole Friends of the Legion Cox Fort Phoenix Fairhaven Legion William H. Doyle A Malden John Reth Roslindale Auxiliary of the American Legion Irene Bishop Dedham New Bedford Mary E. O'Hare Revere Florence Barry Adjutant Post East Boston Susan K. Bradley Elizabeth Reagan

Police Celebrate End Of Athletic Season At Hotel Newark

Salisbury police won the season series led by Chief Harold F. Congdon as Amesbury Merrimac and Hampton officers joined a reception at the Hotel Newark. About 400 attendees heard remarks from Assistant District Attorneys Clark and Flynn and Sheriff Wells. John H. ONeill presided with Judge Shute among the honored guests.

Salisbury Beach Salisbury Amesbury Merrimac Hampton Newark Harold F. Congdon Clark Gloucester Flynn Lynn Sheriff Wells John H. O'Neil Judge Shute Exeter

Erudition Not Honor Badge in Political Quote

John Jackson Walsh ridicules Senator Lodge's scholar status, arguing that scholarship alone does not matter in politics. He cites Burr and Arnold as scholars and notes Lenin and Trotsky's vocabularies, saying true measure is usefulness to workers and peace, not oratory at Harvard.

Lodge John Jackson Walsh South End Aaron Burr Benedict Arnold Lenine Trotsky Mr. Lodge Harvard Wilson

Reception to Senator Lodge in Nahant Town Hall

A record breaking crowd is expected at the Nahant Town Hall reception for Senator Lodge Tuesday night. Invitations go to many of the Senator's friends who are non residents of Nahant. Dr Morton Prince will be general chairman of the affair.

Nahant Senator Lodge Nahant Town Hall Morton Prince

Cox Seeks Edwards to Head Massachusetts Guard

Governor Cox asks General Edwards to lead the Massachusetts National Guard. Edwards regards the offer as a compliment and will decide after the holiday, after consulting friends and Mrs Edwards. He remains unsure, noting his imminent retirement from regular Army and his desire to serve the Commonwealth with an economy-minded, high‑efficiency command.

Gov. Cox Edwards Massachusetts National Guard Cox Regular Army National Guard of Massachusetts

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