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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1922
Page
3
The speaker urges Middlesex residents to back a candidate with a proven record and clean reputation. Citing legislative and mayoral service in Medford, the appeal highlights legal knowledge, executive qualifications, and energy to aid the party in challenging times.
Ex Mayor John F. Fitzgerald seeks the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with a huge Braves Field rally tonight featuring fireworks by spectators admitted free after 7 pm. A Boston band will play as several Democratic hopefuls plan brief remarks. rain would push the event to Monday.
The Post Marine Record lists due today and due Monday steamers including Bolivian Manchester Nacata Antwerp Naneric Calcutta Colombo City of Newcastle and others to embark passengers for Italy. Weather notes report moderate winds and fair conditions from Highland Light and Gravel Light with clear skies and smooth seas.
Miss Mary Adelson, 24, of Lynn, living on West Newton Street, was arrested last night by Boston drug squad officers who say they found a dram of morphine on her person.
Washington reports a method for reclaiming a withdrawn letter. Send a note to the postmaster with a description of the letter and a handwriting sample. The postmaster will retrieve and return the letter, as advised by postal officials from experience.
James F. Cavanagh, Republican candidate for Attorney General, spoke at rallies in New Bedford last night. He framed the contest as between himself and Harold Wilson and urged Republicans to choose law enforcement over insults to Senator Lodge.
The waterfront calendar notes September ninth and a near end to swordfish trips, with three schooners Hazel Jackson La Fayette and Audrey Theo docking at South Boston Fish Pier. Receipts top 450000 pounds as haddock cod pollock hake prices listed and sugar cargoes arrive from Preston Cuba aboard Mayari and Macabi. A man William Alexander detained by immigration authorities, claiming Key West citizenship, is under investigation. The Abbie C Stubbs sale set for Machiasport and Hartington oats cargo expected next week bound for Genoa.
Readable parts mention Spain and Tokyo in fragmented form. No clear events, dates, or names to identify a definite story or outcome.
Former Malden alderman William F. Murphy aged 48 died at his Shawmut street home in Malden yesterday. He served as councilman and alderman for years and led the Shawmuton. Funeral will be held Monday afternoon at his home with burial in Forest Dale Cemetery. He is survived by a wife and three children.
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