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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1922
Page
9
TORK sept 4 The man struck and fatally injured by a trolley car at Hester Street and the Howéry last Friday was identified today as Michael Shaughnessy 38 of West 9th Street, son of Mrs Mary Bolton Street South Boston Mass
Oscar C. Lougee, a Cambridge house painter of 21 Western Ave, credits Weldona with curing his rheumatism and sciatica after a severe attack in 1921. He recommends the remedy to friends and says Weldona will be at Lights store 128 Tremont St Boston to provide free books and explain the preparation.
Francis J W Ford candidate for district attorney spoke at rallies urging District Attorney O'Brien to drop Pelletier as his stalking horse. He accused O'Brien of deceit hypocrisy and urged no debate with his co conspirator as the contest nears its end.
Democratic candidate John F. Doherty urged public ownership of street railways electric light and gas companies during a Lawrence rally. He argued profits should fund the treasury and cited Boston Elevated as an example of a company needing state control after stock manipulation.
Boston politicians accuse Martin M. Lomasney of dictating term lengths for Congressmen in the 10th district at East Boston and Charlestown rallies. Peter Tague argues the tactic harms Boston and state by delaying full political influence for representatives.
James H. Brennan, Democratic candidate for clerk of the Supreme Court, continued his attacks on the current clerk at rallies in Roxbury and South Boston. He predicted that all judicial autocrats, including his opponent, would be overthrown at the polls. Tonight he plans rallies in East Boston and Winthrop.
Screen star Clara Kimball Young declares her return to cinema is permanent and has finished two pictures The Hands of Nara and Enter Madame with Hillett Dexter as leading man. Her fan base remains large and loyal, recalling her debut in My Official Wife and noting other titles including The Easiest Way The Rise of Susan Shirley Kaye Cheating Cheaters and Eyes of Youth.
Mae Murray heads to California for her next picture Coronation directed by husband Robert Leonard. She will follow with a film of The French Doll featuring Irene Bordoni from last season's New York stage run.
The film debut of Fatty Karr will introduce the public to a new screen comedian in four two reel comedies titled Easy Pickings West is Worst Follow Suit and Nobody There. A total of 12 two reel comedies will be released by the T. R. Coffin Production Company.
Star cast includes Jack Mulhall and Norma Kerry in a Universal series of sea stories based on Tales of the Fish Patrol directed by Irving Mings and William Christy Cabanne leads Till We Meet Again with Mae Marsh Martha Mansfield and others.
After months of experiments Miss Maude Adams unveils a new lighting system for films cutting ice light blindness and reducing lighting counts. The work at Eastman studios Rochester contributed to a color screen system praised as more successful than previous color processes.
Vitagraph plans the next special titled The Ninety and Nine a real thriller. It will be directed by David Smith noted for Black Beauty and The Little Minister.
Answers to questions reveal industry trends with directors rising from the studio to guide acting. Notes list actors such as Moreno in Passions of the Sea, Dean married to Wheeler Oakman, Hughes in The County Fair, Davies sending photos, and mentions of Markey with others unrecorded.
Democratic candidate John J. Cummings finished a state-wide tour and announced he will focus on Boston this week. He attacked opponent John F. Doherty and claimed Martin M. Lomasney supports Doherty.
Mrs. Fred D. Miller of 281 East Street Pittsfield Massachusetts credits Tanlac with curing a five year indigestion case. She reports relief from headaches nervousness and insomnia and says her weight and energy have returned. Tanlac is marketed with claims of restoring stomach function and cleansing the system.
A Roxbury fire damaged the Mylea Standish School last night with smoke seen from third floor windows. Firefighters responded after an alarm was pulled. damage is estimated around 000 and two areas on the third floor were affected.
Daniel J. McDonald, a candidate for clerk of the Superior Criminal Court, denounced incumbent John P. Manning at rallies. He accused Manning of a stranglehold on the office for about half a century, noting Manning served 63 years, earned over 518000 in court money, and favored a single clique.
The labor leader known as Mother Jones, a veteran advocate for workers, lies critically ill at 92 in Washington. Physicians say frailties from years of strenuous labor activism contributed to her condition as she receives care at friends’ home.
Senator Thomas H. Green, candidate for Congress in the 10th district, addressed a meeting at his headquarters in the American House yesterday afternoon. Canvass reports show enthusiastic reception district wide and plans for an intensive final week drive. Green will hold rallies tonight in Charlestown and East Boston.
London reports the United States joins Great Britain France and Italy in dispatching warships to Asia Minor to shield Christian minorities as Greek forces face defeat. Allies press for armistice before Greek forces are destroyed.
Lu cier Cary writes The Way Wives Are a playful account of marriage life set to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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