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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1912

Page

15

Pelletier Blames Powerful Interests Over Foss Candidacy

District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier, running in the Democratic race for Governor, charged that big financial interests pushed Governor Foss to seek renomination. He spoke at Odd Fellows Hall in New Bedford, saying parties aligned with corporations oppose his campaign and that Foss remains silent on his change of position.

New Bedford Joseph C. Pelletier Foss de Pelletier Odd Aot Fons Jocosely Congress Foss H Little National Treasury

Candidate Frankness Over Foss Third Term Question

Mr. Pellétier urges public officers to be frank about issues affecting their record. He cites Governor Foss’s repeated statements that he would not seek a third term and cites newspaper reports from July detailing Foss’s initial denials and later clarification.

Pellétier Foes State House Foss Boston Globe Poston Traveler-Herald Same Gate State House Baltimore New Bedford

Bryan Announces Western Speaking Tour Trail of Roosevelt

William J. Bryan informs Democratic national headquarters of a self funded Western tour beginning September 14 in Denver. He will follow Colonel Roosevelt through Colorado Utah Montana California Nevada and Wyoming then return to Lincoln Nebraska by October 2 before a midwest and east leg funded by the national committee speakers bureau.

New York William J. Bryan Democratic Roosevelt Mr. Bryan Denver Colorado Utah Montana California Nevada Wyoming Lincoln Neb Middle West East The National Committee

Stand Pat Wins Colorado Primaries

Denver reports show Tuesday's state primaries trimming the Roosevelt Progressive gains. Philip B. Stewart won the governorship as a Roosevelt Progressive by under 1000 votes over Clifford C. Parks, while Benjamin Griffiths held the attorney general post. Elias M. Ammons led the Democratic gubernatorial race by about 5000 votes over Thomas Tyran, warden of the state penitentiary.

Denver Col Republiccan Party Philip B. Stewart Clifford C. Parks Benjamin Griffiths Elias M. Ammons Thomas Tyran Colorado State Penitentiary

Diapepsin Fast Relief for Stomach Distress Adverts

An advertised claim touts Diapepsin as a rapid remedy for indigestion heartburn sourness gas and eructations. The copy asserts relief within five minutes and promotes widespread use by men and women who can now eat favorite foods without fear.

Germany

Natick and nearby schools begin football preparations for season

Larry Duffy met Natick High football players as over five candidates for honors report to the new coach. Vets include Captain Dougherty and Am orosa. Fred L. OBrien introduced as coach at English High. Schedules show games against South Boston Hyde Park Groton Dorchester Revere Melrose Mechanic Arts Powder Point Milton andCommerce. Other schools like Everett Newton Waltham and Medford also held early practices as teams prepare for opener dates in late September and October.

Larry Duffy Natick Dougherty Amorosa Frye Gilbert Welch Wayland High Fred. L. O’brien Mechanic Arts High Bosce Powder Point Milton High Commerce Goer Beeton Boston

Letters to Candidates Back Foss and Walsh in Mass

The Foss committee urged Democratic candidates to back Foss and Walsh for a united ticket. A letter argues Foss’s two year record strengthens the party and warns against electing weaker candidates. It cites Suffolk County margins and calls for Wilson and Marshall to secure a Massachusetts victory.

Fosse Foss Wilson Marshall Suffolk County Pélietier Pelletier Walsh Massachusetts

Baby Reliance II Captures Buffalo 30 Mile Regatta Trophy

Baby Reliance II owned by J Stuart Blackton of Brooklyn wins the Buffalo Motor Club time championship on a 30 mile course in 39 minutes and seconds, fastest ever for its class. Second is Baby Reliance III with 40 50. P D third in 49 22. Heloise fourth in 64 40. Gretchen III retired.

Buffalo Baby Re- Hance II J.stuart Blackton Brooklyn Buffalo Motor Club Baby Reliance III P. D Helloise Gretchen III Rochester Boat Babyellance II

Harvard and opponents advance as Williams exits in intercollegiate golf

Two Harvard golfers survive the opening round at Ekwanok in Manchester Vermont as Harvard Princeton Pennsylvania and Yale each advance two players while Williams is eliminated. Williams captain J D Standish Jr who had the qualifying medal loses to C B Webster of Pennsylvania 1 up. The notable match features B W Bat Brook of Harvard versus F B Jennings of Yale which stays tight until the final hole.

Manchester Harvard Princeton University of Pennsylvania Yale Ekwanok Williams J. D. Standish, Jr C. B. Webster Pennsylvania

Marblehead Yachts to Race in Novel 17-Footer Event

Ten Marblehead Game design class yachts, measuring 17 feet, will race tomorrow off Marblehead in a paired heat tournament. The schedule has two heats with byes, then a four-pair second heat, a semi final of two pairs, and finals for the winners. Interest runs high among boat owners.

Marblehead

Direct Sales From Farms Attract Thacher Speech

Democratic candidate Thomas C. Thacher urged direct sales from farms and public markets to narrow the buyer seller gap. He touted Grange, schools, demonstration farms, and freight reform while proposing expanded parcels post and direct farmer to consumer shipping.

Halifax Thomas C. Thacher Gymou United States Harwich

Gossip for Motorists and Auto Theft in the City

Ellwood Haynes the pioneer auto maker travels from Kokomo Indiana to Hartford Springfield Worcester and Boston to visit the Haynes agency in Park Square. Auto thieves strike again as R B Jacobs reports his 1913 Chalmers 36 blue car number 26223 stolen from Park Square while he visited a barber.

Ellwood Haynes Kokdémo Indiana New York Haynes Hartford Springfield Worcester Boston Park Square Chalmers R. B. Jacobs Jacobs W. L. Russell Company

Pelletier Rally A Pallly Tonight in Auburn

A political rally in Auburn features speaker J Ne and supports Democratic candidate Joseph C as governor. The event emphasizes campaign commitment and local voter outreach ahead of the election.

Pelletier Pally Auburn Wale. Square Hon Joseph Gov

Ascatco Hay Fever Relief Pitched For Severe Season

A readable fragment notes Ascatco as a remedy for hay fever, claiming relief earlier than usual and urging purchase ahead of an expected severe season. The text mentions Degaret as supplier and references climatic changes affecting allergy sufferers.

Degaret

Taft Will Keep Navy Yard Busy

Beverly reports cheerful news as President Taft meets Charlestown Navy Yard Veterans' Association delegation at Parramatta. The Charlestown yard, a major Boston industry, risks dull times with election and rising living costs. Taft plans an informal speech and elm-planting visit after golfing with Chandler Anderson and dining with officials.

Organization Committee The Veterans Association Leonard B. Chadwick Parramatta Beverly Charlestown Navy Yard Veterans’ Association of the Yard Taft Navy Yards Boston Millbury Delia Torrey Chandler P. Anderson State Department York Harbor Myopia George W. Wickersham Bretton Woods Franklin MacVeagh Treasury

Cummings Demands Answer After Local Sheriff Rally Tour

Matthew Cummings pressed for an answer to his charge that Sheriff Quinn deputies deposited forfeited bail money to their own credit and did not account to the county for interest. He noted City Collector Parker admitted receiving no such monies. He questioned Acting Sheriff Quinn over non-union bread and jail reforms as he urged Democrats to back the primary nominee.

Matthew Cummings Blake Hall Dorchester Fraternity Hall Jamaica Plain Cummins Quinn Parker Suffolk County Cummings

Cascarets promise relief for bilious headaches

An advertisement urges readers with bilious liver and headache to take Cascarets for a gentle internal cleansing. It claims the product quickly clears disordered digestion, brightens mood, and improves energy, with a 10 cent box said to keep one cheerful and productive for months.

Car trade updates and race meet notes

A. L. Gifford shifts from Studebaker to J. Harrington Company in Copley square. B. A. Robins joins RR C. H. corporation sales. James Kerr departs for Milwaukee to arrange Rockingham Park race meeting entries on Oct. 12. Rockingham purses expected to draw top speed merchants. Allan Forbes of State Street Trust Company serves as treasurer of the National Automobile Association.

A. L. Gifford Studebaker Corporation J. 8. Harrington Company Copley Square A. Robins RR. C. H. Corporation James ¥. Kerr Milwaukee Rockingham Park Rockingham Allan Forbes The State Street Trust Company National Automobile Association

Women golfers play match at Winchester Country Club

The Women’s Golf Association of Boston held a match play at Winchester Country Club yesterday afternoon with 13 pairs. Team A won the contest by 10 to 8, claiming the match victory.

The Women’s Golf Association of Boston Winchester Country Club

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