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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
6
Patron, candidate for district attorney of Suffolk County, drew large crowds at rallies in Brighton South and at the Broadway Theatre. Italian voters gave him a near unanimous ovation as he urged people to seek steady work to prevent crime and pledged to pursue employment for all who come before him.
Mrs O Leary addressed rallies in Lowell replying to charges of bossism. She defended her husband Hayes O Leary and attacked the opponent as notorious for bossism. She claimed the rival’s claim about Martin Lomasney was a storied political tactic in Massachusetts history.
Peter J. Donaghue, Democratic district attorney candidate, Virulently accuses Good Government leaders and Coakley Innis of rigging the DA race via Cox Allen contest admissions. He vows to thwart O Brien nomination and protect the county from crime trusts. Separately, ship tariffs rise on North Atlantic routes with a $25,000 forfeit pledge to prove good faith. Nebraska cowgirl Blanche Severyns plans a solo European tour to seek adventure.
W. T. A. Fitzgerald campaigns for renomination as register of deeds after reading endorsements from Boston attorneys at rallies in East Boston North End Roxbury and Dorchester He schedules further talks tonight at Central Square East Boston Bunker Hill Elm Street Charlestown Hugh O Brien School Roxbury and Dorchester street rallies
Democratic nominee Daniel J. McDonald accuses the present clerk of opposing a living wage for jurors and cites a 53 year tenure and $312000 salary as evidence of hypocrisy. He charges the clerk with testifying against a bill to raise pay from three dollars per day.
A delegation of automobile dealers led by Joseph S. Donovan publicly supported The Hon. Alvan T. Fuller in his campaign for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor yesterday afternoon.
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