Recount Jackpot Gives Wallace Democratic Nod in Ward 18
Edward F. Wallace of Roxbury won the Democratic nomination for the House from Ward 18 in the municipal recount at Faneuil Hall. He edged Daniel J. Curley by 41 votes after Curley led by eight. the session continued with other district recounts including Senator Thomas F. Green in the 10th district gaining 20 votes.
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Edward F. Wallace
Roxbury
House of Representatives
Ward
Faneuil Hall
Wallace
Daniel J. Curley
Thomas F. Green
10Th
Recount in Suffolk district Nears Final Session
The big Suffolk recount focuses on Ward 18 where Louis Sullivan faces Richard Garvey after a misread 102 became 182 votes. Bigney McCormack contest in Ward 9 shows blank ballots. McCormack led by 700 with Bigney carrying Wards 10 and 11. Election officials expect to finish by 6 pm tonight.
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Hothart
Gue
Bigney-McCormack
Suffolk
McCormack
Bigney
Louis R. Sulivan
Governor's Council
Richard Garvey
Garvey
Sullivan
Dorchester
theennesey-Halligan
Hennesey
M. W. Burlen
The
Election Commission
Man Commits Suicide After Family Quarrel in New London
Jacob Loziuk aged 38 shot himself at home after a family dispute. His wife and Mrs. Annie Schnitzer witnessed the tragedy, described as the culmination of a quarrel and dissatisfaction with farm life.
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New London
Conn
Jacob Loziuk
Loziuk
Annie Schnitzer
Boy Survives Needle Plunge Near Central Park
William Constable twelve, a special scholarship student at Ethical Culture School, was discharged cured from Roosevelt Hospital after an operation removed most of a needle embedded near his heart. He had picked up the needle on the street while riding in an auto truck with friends and was brought to hospital by a passing motorist. The procedure by Dr. Henry W. Cavonne saved his lungs and he recovered fully.
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New York
William Constable
Ethical Culture School
Roosevelt Hospital
Central Park
William
Henry W. Cavonne
Five-Cent Fare Dominates Boston Elevated Ridership
The Boston Elevated Railway reports August as the peak month for five-cent riders since state control, with 6,001,000 nickel passengers amid higher mileage and more trips. The system’s average fare rose to 8.883 cents per rider, and 22.32 percent of 26,377,682 riders paid nickel fares. overall revenue fell slightly year over year.
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Boston
Boylston Street
Adame Square
Haymarket Square
Tremont Street
Transit Department
South Boston
Women to vote in Ireland
Dublin September 19 Associated Press reports Parliament endorsed resolutions by Ernest Blythe approving immediate compilation of electoral registers and granting women the franchise on equal terms with men after a six month qualifying period ending October 15. William Cosgrave proposed suspending non constitutional legislation. the Dail noted the future two chamber Parliament.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Ernest Blythe
Thomas Johnston
Laborite
Dail
William Cosgrave
Johnston
Cosgrave
Moonshine Raids in Quincy Seize Stills and Mash
Prohibition agents with Quincy police raided two moonshine plants in Quincy yesterday. They seized and destroyed 25 barrels of mash two stills and illicit liquor. At 350 Copeland Street Quinici Fortuanato’s home two stills 20 barrels of mash and eight gallons were taken. At Broadway Jacob Chechtman’s home a still five barrels of mash and eight gallons were seized.
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Quincy
Prohibition
Quinici Fortuanato
Copeland Street
Jacob Chechtman
Broadway
Story of Shame by Mother at Notre Dame Case
In South Bend Indiana on September 19 the second day of a hearing features Attorney Samuel Parker asking Mrs Augusta Tiernan if her husband doubted paternity of their second child. She accuses Harry Poulin of fathering their ten month old third child. The case centers on whether Poulin or the husband, a Notre Dame law professor, is the biological father.
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South Bend
Ind
Augusta Tiernan
Samuel Parker
Floyd Jellison
Tiernan
Parker
Paulin
Jellison
Testimony Details Affair and Cross Examination in Trial
Mrs Tiernan testifies about an alleged illicit romance with Paulin as prosecutors and defense lawyers clash over admissibility of marital testimony. The long cross examination reveals clandestine meetings, concealment efforts, and a November birth as proceedings resume tomorrow morning.
A Southeaster Is Due Today Weather Note
A southeast wind and rain will warm the day slightly though frost from yesterday caused damage to trucks gardens cranberry bogs and late vegetables in suburbs. Temperatures ranged from 47 to 62 with a biting east wind and little demand for ice activities in Lexington.
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Greater
Boston
Federal
Lexington
Weather Bureau
The Tenth Mrs Tulkington
A fragmented OCR note mentions The Tenth Mrs Tulkington with stray letters and unclear names, offering no coherent events or dates to anchor a full summary.
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