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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1920

Page

2

Massachusetts aviation safeguards cited in wake of New York tragedy

The piece discusses Massachusetts rules restricting low flying over crowds and licensing pilots for passenger flights. It notes a recent fatal air incident near Forest Hills underscores need for state action until federal controls are in place. It explains penalties for violators and urges riders to verify pilots hold state licenses.

New York Massachusetts Forest Hills Filerge West Side New York City Fifth Avenue Commonwealth Sioner Cole Public Works Department Cole

Four Recount Petitions Filed for Boston Primaries

Four petitions for recounts of Boston primary votes were filed yesterday by Coleman E. Kelley James J. Twohig Elihu P D Stone and William S Hennessey The recounts cover Democratic House races in Wards 17 9 and 19 and Republican Senate district votes in Ward 21 Moynihan leads Hennessey by a single vote in the initial returns.

Boston Faneuil Hall Coleman E. Kelley Ward Dorchester James J. Twohig Joseph D. Toomey South Bostons Elihu PD. Stone Henry Clark William S. Hennessey James J. Moynihan Moynihan Hennessey

Veterans Rush for Victory Medals at Boston Common Tent

Hundreds of Massachusetts veterans lined up at the American Legion tent on Boston Common to file for Victory medals and battle clasps. State legion officials erected the station to simplify applications, with army officers helping claimants present discharge certificates.

American Legion Boston Common State Legion Washington Army Massachusetts Tremont Street Winter Street Temple Place J. J. O’mara Sergeant O'Mara 101St Infantry David C. Shanks

Senator Hitchcock to Speak at Winthrop Speech

NEW YORK Sept 9 Senator Gilbert M Hitchcock of Nebraska will speak at Winthrop Massachusetts next Saturday to advocate for public support and outline political goals for the upcoming campaign. The visit signals active engagement by national figures in New England political events.

Hitchcock Winthro New York Gilber M. Hitchcock Nebraska Winthrop Mass

Democratic National Ticket Election Announcement

The Democratic National Committee's speaker bureau announced the election of the national ticket here today, signaling a formal rollout of the party's chosen candidates.

Speaker's’ Bureau of Democratic National Committee

Boston women delegates chosen for state conventions

Sixty-eight Boston women will attend the Republican and Democratic State conventions beginning Sept. 18. Sixty-one join the Republican slate and seven the Democratic. Delegates come from sixteen of Boston’s wards with many named by ward, including Nora Crotty and Elizabeth Stearns among the listed Democrats and numerous Republican names across wards.

Boston Etta R. Brown Lillien C. White Ida Hibbard Emily M. Woodbury Florence M. Whitehill Mary T. Armstrong Pauline M. White Cora W. Ross Edith W. Schaller Alice B. Newham Minnie G. Kilburn Nora J. Crotty Elizabeth A. Stearns Margaret T. Curley Mary C. Kenny Susan W. Fitzgerald Cecilia White Elizabeth L. Desmond

Three Women Nominated For House Seats In Boston Race

Three women Mrs. Sarah Goddard Mrs. Mary A Harris and Mrs. Alice E Moran were unopposed in Ward 6 South End for the Republican House race. Katherine W Dowling finished sixth in Ward 16 Roxbury. Boston Republicans will send 297 delegates to the State convention versus 473 for Democrats.

Boston Jennie H. Grave Elizabeth W. Pigeon Fannie Finkelstein Catherine A. Lane Amelia Massa Iillian Barr Greenslade Lillie M. Shaw Sarah Goddard Nora I. Murphy Harriet B. Graham Mary JL. Ramon Grace A. Anderson Alice B. Moran Annice Rudkin Mabel J. Falaurer Lily Owen Surbank Persis D. Anderson Marie Dewing Faelton Carrie I. Felch Mary WB. Cox Josephine Allen Slack Mary B. Manafield Frances H. Gibson Therese Tatheaky Grace H. Bagley Elizabeth Parker Ethel R. Lang Elsie E. Hormel Agnes X K. Willey Elizabeth R House of Representatives Mary A. Harris Alice E. Moran South End Katherine W. Dowling Roxbury

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