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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1919

Page

10

Light Vote Expected in Primaries Today

Framingham and former Senator George F. Monahan of Boston headline the primary race with Foss and Long. The piece traces campaigns through Boston, Lowell, and Lawrence, detailing Republican and Democratic contests for attorney general and treasurer, plus district attorney and governor council races. It notes police strike impacts, war service voters, and guardsmen voting plans at 219 polling places in Greater Boston.

Framingham George F. Monahan Boston Foss Long Barry William A. Gaston Tremont Temple O'Leary Democratic State Committee Curley Lowell Lawrence J. Weston Allen Newton Robert J. Bottomly Allen Bottomly George B. Wason Cambridge Wason The Treasury James G. Harris Medford Council Booth Curtis Parker State Guard Calvin Coolidge Northampton Frederick S. Deitrick Eugene N. Foss Richard H. Long

State Office Candidates Listed By Party

A list of Republican and Democratic candidates for state offices including governor lieutenant governor secretary treasurer attorney general and district attorney for Suffolk and various districts. Names appear with cities such as Boston Cambridge Springfield Medford and others.

Gold Ring Found Inside HalIBUT Brought Up On Georges Bank

John Moore of the fishing schooner Gertrude DeCosta retrieved a 14 karat gold band from a halibut caught on Georges Bank. The man size ring likely fell overboard from a transatlantic liner and recovery suggests it was lost recently. Moore plans to keep the ring since ownership cannot be determined.

John Moore Gertrude DeCosta Georges Bank Moore

Attacks Resume on Camden Trolleys in N J

Camden New Jersey September 22 Attacks on the Camden trolley system resumed today with a destructive outbreak since the zone fare plan began a week ago Tracks were ripped up for a long distance near Magnolia feed wire torn down wound into tangles and heaped on a bonfire A car sustained heavy damages from stones and bricks

Camden N. J Magnolia

Burning boat house at Lake Champlain after blackmail threat

A large boathouse on Mrs. George Hallen’s Lake Champlain estate near Burlington was destroyed by fire after a letter demanded $2000 and threatened arson. The note urged payment in a field near the estate and was written in a rough script.

Burlington Lake Champlain George Hallen

Blackmail Threat Hits Grand Burlington Estate Again

The Allen estate on Lake Champlain faced a second attack after a winter break-in caused extensive damage. An unsigned letter demanded 2000 dollars with a fire threat if unpaid. Police search for the near-estate culprit continues as the family yacht and valuables remain undisturbed.

Allen House George Marshall Allen Allen Burlington Lake Champlain

His Majesty at the Park plays Fairbanks dramatic epic

The Park Theatre shifts from The Miracle Man to Douglas Fairbanks in His Majesty the American a melodramatic tale featuring Billy Brooks a wealthy New Yorker famed for rescues raids and romance. After provoking pursuit through Mexico the reforming district attorney closes the action leaving Brooks in uncertain exile.

the Park Theatre Douglas Fairbanks His Majesty, the Mary Pickford Charles Chaplin David W. Griffith Fairbanks Billy Brooks Billy Mexico

Sometime Charms Audiences At Shubert in Second Week

The Shubert Theatre hosted Sometime in its second week to strong audience response. Producer Arthur Hammerstein has prior musical successes, but this show earns high marks for popular appeal and melody. Frank Tinney, the star comedian, delivered his best performance to date.

Shubert Arthur Hammerstein Frank Tinney

Stomach Troubles End With Weight Gain After Pink Pills

Mrs. Lillian Dow of Manchester states years of stomach trouble left her weak and underweight. After three boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills her appetite returned, color improved, and she gained from 95 to 150 pounds. The pills cost 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 with a free booklet available.

Lillian Dow Amherst Street Manchester

Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Exterior Pain Relief

A long running advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment now in its 38th year claiming it relieves rheumatic twinges sciatica sore stiff strained muscles and back pain without rubbing. It emphasizes no stain no mussiness and economy with three sizes priced 35c 70c and 1.40, and urges readers to ask their druggist.

Syeoan

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