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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1922

Page

5

Election Day Orders for Police at Polling Places

Police Commissioner Wilson promoted Patrolman Edward J. Kelley Jr. to sergeant and assigned him to Hyde Park Station, while Patrolman Daniel F. Sullivan of West Roxbury station resigned amid charges. General orders outline conduct at polling booths and rules on voter contact, signage, vehicle proximity, and prohibited campaign attire within 150 feet of polling places.

Wilson Edward J. Kelley, Jr Hanover Street Hyde Park Station Daniel F. Sullivan West Roxbury

Dr Harold Ernst Dies at Plymouth Hospital

Dr Harold C Ernst of Jamaica Plain aged 66 died after an operation at Jordan Hospital Plymouth where he had been a summer resident. A Harvard graduate and physician in Boston, he was a former Harvard bacteriology professor and noted early as a top baseball pitcher. Survived by wife Ellen L Frothingham with no children, he was brother to Rev Paul Frothingham and Congressman Louis A Frothingham. Services Friday at his home and interment in Forest Hills.

Plymouth Harold C. Ernat Greenough Avenue Jamaica Plain Jordan Hospital South Shore Cincinnati Ohio Andrew H. and Sarah H. (Otis) Ernst Harvard University Boston Harvard Ellen L. Frothingham Ernst Paul Revere Frothingham Louis A. Frothingham North Baston Forest Hills

Presentation of Fountain Pen to W N Hardy

The office of the Secretary of State honored William N Hardy chief of the division with a silver fountain pen and pencil. Herbert H Boynton first deputy Secretary of State presented the gift on behalf of the office force for his work in nominations and elections.

W. N. Hardy Secretary of State William N. Hardy Herbert H. Boynton

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