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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
15
The upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature The Way Wives Are a witty domestic adventure by Eden Cary. It promises light humor and a sharp portrait of married life.
Councillor Francis J. W. Ford, candidate for district attorney, cheered at Roxbury and North End rallies as he claimed he forced O'Brien and Pelletier to cover with his charge of political conspiracy. He asserted he proved Pelletier cannot sit and that voters want the facts in cold print.
Madeline Abell a 9 year old girl escaped serious injury when her hair was caught in the propeller shaft of her father's motor boat off Stratford. Her father rescued her, drove to the Housatonic River, and took her to Bridgeport General Hospital where Dr Bertram Lambert performed a delicate operation to restore the torn scalp.
Providence reports 17 year old Edna Wilkinson vanished from Taunton on Labor Day. Police in three cities coordinate hunt, suspect she wanders Providence at liberty or under influence. She was seen three hours at Union Station before leaving unseen. Taunton, Pawtucket, and Providence agencies search for her.
A tragic Governor's Day at Rutland Fair ends with the deaths of two pilots Lieut. Woods and Pilot Evette after a tail spin. Parson Maynard is killed, Henry A Smith dies on a second parachute drop. Edward Ryder, the fair's chief marshal, is fatally injured by a vehicle. Governor James Hartness attends.
District Attorney Thomas C. OBrien spoke from a baggage coach in Roslindale West Roxbury and Jamaica Plain detailing a surge of workers joining his campaign from rival camps. He credited Democratic leaders citywide for predicting his party nomination at the primaries next Tuesday. He reviewed six months in office at ten open air meetings and outlined whirlwind final efforts Saturday and Monday to cover the county.
New Haven police report school dances in community halls lead to intoxication among pupils. Chief Philip Smith cites long auto lines outside venues and youths mixing with liquor from cars between dances. A 19 year old collapsed drunk after an Ivy street incident and a nearby resident saw children take bottles from a saloon.
State Senator Thomas H. Green, a candidate for Congress in the 10th district, toured East Boston wards last night. He urged Congressman Tague to justify not joining his Democratic colleague from Boston in backing an amendment to the soldiers' bonus bill that would extend benefits to a soldier's dependents under the proposed law.
A political whist party tonight at 13 Linden Park Street Roxbury hosts candidates for county offices and district senatorial and representative nominations. Mrs Margaret Kenney chairs Ward 13 Democratic League of Women Voters and invites speakers and attendees.
A southbound elevated L train at Battery Street Station ran over a man believed to be James Powers after he jumped or fell between the cars. Motorman Ernest Thompson controlled the train. the victim was dragged for a distance before the train was stopped at approximately 5 43 yesterday afternoon.
A statement issued yesterday urges all Suffolk County Republicans to support Peter P. Porter for the office of Register of Deeds. The endorsement calls for unified party backing in Suffolk County.
The notice lists three candidates appearing on the Republican ballot for primary day. It states only one is a Republican while the other two are enrolled Democrats, who are also for the Democratic nominating primaries. It claims no Republican favors either erratic candidates seeking Raput votes.
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