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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1922
Page
2
Thousands of automobiles roared through Boston as candidates and supporters wrapped up last minute campaigning for nationwide and state races. Voters head to polls across 1400 locations to choose US Senator, Governor, Lieutenant Governor and other state offices with intense intra party contests in both Republicans and Democrats.
In today’s primaries Governor Cox faces Attorney-General J Wes ton Allen while Joseph Walker competes with Senator Lodge ally Warner Jack uller for the GOP Senate race. Other key contests include Baker vs Cook for State Auditor and Fitzgerald Ely Sullivan foes for Governor. Democratic races include Gaston Whipple Walsh for Senate and Curran McDonnell for Governor’s Council. Local battles feature Boston and Suffolk County posts with Chronicles of contests for Clerk and Register roles.
Hatztmann denies coercion as Worcester candidates circle party lines in a high tension bid for governor. In East Boston and surrounding wards, Tague, Lomesney, Green, and D A contenders clash over district attorney and congressional seats. Mrs Andrews affidavit alleging forced identification resurfaces as Sacco verdict debates renew.
In Charlestown and nearby districts the Democratic contests for clerk of the Suffolk Criminal Court and for register of deeds drew heated rivalries as candidates McDonald and FitzGerald faced strong opposition from King and Porter. The tight race also touched the Supreme Court clerk Cronin and the statewide Senate seats across Charlestown East Boston South Roxbury and South Boston.
Dr John Richard Slattery died minutes after collapsing on the Woodland Golf Club course in Newton while playing golf with his brother. He was 57, unmarried, and left three brothers and two sisters. Born in South Boston, he led St Elizabeth's Hospital as superintendent since 1913 and earned a papal knighthood.
The text notes a steady anti te oomae figure who traveled to Europe and Rome with Cardinal O Connell during the coronation of Benedict XV. It praises his height and dignified presence and lists memberships in the American Medical Association Massachusetts Medical Society Catholic Club and Harvard Club. It also mentions fashion details about a crepe slip-over in peach with blue chiffon sleeves.
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