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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
7
The Minnesota Socialist party has chosen Mrs Hima M Olson as its gubernatorial candidate. No other candidates or details are provided in the excerpt.
Col Edward M. House former Wilson adviser travels from Europe to the United States aboard the Cunard steamer Tyrrhenia. The ship, a 17 000 ton oil burner, departs Liverpool for Boston next week with stops at Halifax and Queenstown, making a winter Boston to England service with Andania.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine presents one of Richard Harding Davis finest stories The Naked Man in full. The feature showcases Davis sharp narrative voice and vivid period detail to entertain and engage readers.
In the new Autumn shades the Correct Fall Styles feature Georgettes Crepe de Chine and fine Voiles with beaded embroidery tailored or lace trimmed garments.
Boston market men and more than 700 friends of Theodore A Glynn gathered at the Hotel Somerset to celebrate his appointment as Boston fire commissioner. Speakers lauded Glynn’s rise from a market boy as a purse of gold was presented to him and a life sized painting to Mrs. Glynn.
Baltimore, Md Sept 7 Dr William Stewart Halstead surgeon in chief of Johns Hopkins Hospital died today after a week long illness. Halstead was world famous and regarded as a leader of his profession both here and abroad.
Local leaders of the New Haven Boston and Maine and Boston and Albany striking shopmen were served with summonses to appear in U S district court in Chicago Monday. A hearing on a sweeping injunction against railroad mechanics is planned with executives of the railway employees department of the American Federation of Labor to attend. The New Haven Union and other lines report continued normal service and new skilled workers joining the force.
Francis J. Murray urged voters at rallies for Clerk John P. Manning to reelect him. He attacked Daniel P. McDonald for allegedly misrepresenting Manning’s finances and noted Manning’s bail record shows an average of about $20 per year in bail fees.
Sherman L. Whipple spoke at nine rallies with Mayor Curley in Greater Boston as he attacked Senator Lodge’s Congressional record in the race for the Democratic nomination. He urged Lodge to point to any constructive work for New England and claimed Massachusetts is aroused.
Congressman Peter F. Tague spoke in the North and West Ends and blamed Martin M. Lomastey for Boston lagging behind sister cities. He argued Lomastey selfishly controls the waterfront seat and terms of service, urging opposition by workers and business leaders.
Augustus Lee threatened foreman Frank Ryan at a new West Street building yesterday morning. Lee, holding a loaded revolver, menaced Ryan for several minutes but did not fire. Employees alerted Officer Powers, who disarmed Lee and brought him to Central Court. He was sent for psychiatric observation.
Grist of Griswold, Conn. gathers hundreds of friends to honor Jeptha Bill Esq in a civic tribute, reflecting his longtime service and local impact as a notable resident of the ship part of the town.
John Martyn, private secretary to the Secretary of War, boasts a thrifty outfit made from three flour sacks purchased in Panama for $1 each. The tailor's fee brings the total cost, he says, illustrating wartime economy for civilian staff. In a casual aside, a Japanese gardening custom is noted about a girl wearing tight trousers.
Officials urged a Sept 27 observance for the 200th birthday of Samuel Adams. Public schools would host ceremonies and floral tributes were planned for the Adams statue in Adams Square. A proclamation called for American flags to fly from public buildings and homes.
William F. Silvia, 84, of 1 E Street New Bedford, was struck when an overturned automobile truck on Northford Street near Whitman I pinned him beneath. Driver Murray, 45, of 1501 Purchase New Bedford, escaped uninjured. Silvia leaves a wife and ten children.
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