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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
10
Winsor H. Goodnow of Keene was nominated by Republicans for Governor after defeating Arthur G. Whittemore by about 10000 votes. Early returns from 230 of 4 districts gave Goodnow 5927 to Whittemore 5970, with districts later in sparse areas.
The Needham woman, once married to an alleged auto thief, faces a prison sentence of three to five years for theft of an automobile belonging to Judge Webster Thayer of Worcester. She claims her second husband knows details of a murder tied to Sacco and Vanzetti, while pursuing multiple legal actions stemming from sensational past events.
Mrs Dodson, long time Needham resident, recalls moving from Chicago, buying a Natick farm, and marrying Dodson after a hazardous year. She describes abuse, non support, and Dodson’s thefts including stealing her car and using a milkman's farm for illegal car sales, with Chief McKenzie as her court witness.
A Boston man Oscar R. Lougee testifies after a twenty year rheumatism and sciatic attack left him bedridden for four months. He credits Weldona with curing his pain and stiffness after a few weeks of use and promotes Weldona as a rheumatism remedy.
Night by John Scott reports shop union chiefs in code appeal to regional chairmen across the country. Chicago awaits arrival of delegates, with no general session expected before next week. Union leaders seek a settlement plan to split railroad executives and push toward a nation wide accord within days.
Preliminary conferences in Baltimore involve executives led by Western line heads as they discuss resuming work with seniority for strikers and pre June 20 wage levels. The plan calls for a national agreement with key shop rule points, and creation of adjustment boards for future disputes. Daniel Willard and Bert M. Jewell met in Chicago and Baltimore to review terms as shopmen push for cooperation to restore rolling stock.
The Attorney General said the government will consider action against leaders who have made incendiary speeches opposing an injunction. Washington reports note the formal announcement was released in September by the Associated Press.
Attorney General Daugherty said the government would decide in due time what steps to take against a few misguided labor leaders who have made incendiary speeches amid the railway shop crafts strike. He noted difficulty locating leading officials for service and said the rank and file favor law but select leaders must not complain of restricted free speech. Senate debate attacked the restraining order as unconstitutional while defenders called it essential in the emergency.
Democratic clerkship candidate McDonald denounces Superior Criminal Court Clerk Daniel J. McDonald in Roxbury Charlestown and South Boston rallies. He argues Manning’s sole claim is six more years in office after 33 years, accusing him of doing little beyond drawing a salary.
Chelsea police led by Chief Finn seized a still described as a still gallon, two gallons of liquor, and 350 gallons of mash in a midnight raid on the tenement of Harry Goldman at 55 Essex Street. Two gas stoves were recovered and the mash destroyed.
Milwaukee September 6 United News reports Robert M La Follette sweeps the Wisconsin Republican primary. The landslide may push Democrats and Socialists off the November ballot as La Follette’s plurality exceeds 150 000 and could reach 175 000 with hundreds of precincts still to report. The entire state ticket led by Governor Blaine follows in La Follette’s wake, possibly except for State Treasurer Henry Johnson.
A catalog of undelivered telegrams due to incorrect addresses appears for multiple recipients and firms in the Boston area including Bell Bros and Co, Northern Lamp Co, Kingston Woolen Co, and Massachusetts Avenue names, with Roxbury and Cambridge listings among the addressees.
Engaged before crossing and married after a month of knowing each other, Evelyn M. Carroll of Town street, a popular nurse, wed Lieutenant Mortimer M. Durand of the Royal Navy in London on Sept. 1. Durand is the son of Sir Edmund and Lady Maude Durand and a nephew of former Ambassador Durand. Carroll sailed from Montreal Aug 1 with Edith Louise Carroll and friends to visit battlefields in France and Belgium. aboard she met Durand, once executive officer of the Raleigh, released on furlough a week before the Raleigh wrecked.
The Boston Tigers meet the Wollaston town team in the final twilight baseball game at Fore River grounds Quincy Point tonight.
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a permanent relief for constipation and related illnesses. It claims 90 of 100 suffer from constipation and links neglect of nature's call to aging, diabetes, Bright's disease, rheumatism, and other conditions. The piece promotes Bran as a nonhabit forming roughage eaten regularly with meals and suggests doctor endorsement and various serving ideas.
Sherman L. Whipple spoke at Boston rallies condemning the Republican tariff plan and disputing Senator Lodge's cost estimates. He argued the bill would raise living costs by four billions, urged support for the adjusted compensation bill for soldiers, and urged voters to consider a candidate with a pro progressive record who supports social and industrial reform.
A classic Richard Harding Davis tale titled The Naked Man appears in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The feature highlights one of his best storytelling efforts and reader anticipation builds for the full installment.
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