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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1913
Page
2
Mrs Thaw denies tears over Jerome attack while Governor Sulzer case unfolds. Officials debate extradition timing as Thaw and mother travel with reporters to Franklin and Concord. A chase with photographers and a train side by side captivates onlookers.
Schiff and Isidor J. Kre sel interrogate Mitchell May and Assembly officers to prove Sulzer’s nomination election sworn in and impeached. The banker testifies to a long acquaintance with the governor and a congratulatory letter and a 1912 October meeting at his New York office.
A vintage column offers at home skin and hair remedies from readers. It covers a plain almoroin cream jelly for wrinkles, a quinzain tonic for dandruff, canthrox shampoo suggestions, a parnotic weight loss treatment, kardene liver tonic, a home eye tonic, and spurmax facial lotion for whitening and softness. The piece uses multiple reader voices and promotional tone.
Testimony reveals intrigue around campaign checks tied to Governor Sulzer. Paying teller Thomas Godwin questioned signatures on checks to Lyman A. Spalding and Abram J. Elkus, citing irregularities. Deposits showed Sulzer’s funds at Farmers’ Loan & Trust totaling about $23,000 prior to his inauguration. Comic items tease the Post’s Sunday page with Noahzark and friends.
Washington Sept 24 the contract labor law is civil not criminal and a $1000 penalty need not be proved beyond a reasonable doubt in prosecutions The government appealed a New York ruling favoring James B Regan proprietor Hotel Knickerbocker in a case charging violation of the contract labor law over an imported pastry cook.
Prominent artist James Montgomery Flagg unveils the first picture of a new series to appear in next Sunday’s Post, with anticipation mounting for the run of illustrations.
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