Democratic State Committee Eyes Credentials Row
At the Quincy House the executive committee spent four hours with Joseph P. Lomasney center stage and accomplished only appointing a six member panel to pick spring convention officers. They also voted to send credentials to all cities and towns regardless of caucus status, revealing upstate majority influence and avoiding Bryan resolution.
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Democratic State Committee
Quincy House
Joseph P. Lomasney
William Jennings Bryan
Tom Collins
Joe Jomasney
Executive Committee
Commonwealth
Lomasney
James P. Synan
George T. McLaughlin
Boston
John F. Meaney
Blackstone
Synan
Collins
J. J. McCarthy
Mr. McCarthy
Uncle George
Joe Lomasney
Joe
Sandwich
Joseph P. Lo
C. F. Cronin
Lowell
James F. Millen
Peabody
Thomas F. Lawler
Greenfield
Edward H. O’brien
Worcester
Pittsfield
Mr Williams Corrects Governor Johnson Quotation
George Fred Williams writes to the Post editor to fix a March 30 misquote. He clarifies his reference to Governor Johnson and asks for corrected copies to be sent to papers that ran the error.
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Johnson
George Fred Williams
Short Time Remains to Buy Britannica
The American publishers of the Encyclopedia Britannica must stop printing soon by agreement with the English publishers leaving no competitors. No more cheap editions will appear, prompting a scramble for the remaining New Werner 20th Century sets from the American company at their low price.
Taft Heads West on Ten Day Western City Tour
Secretary Taft departed Washington for a tour of several Western cities expected to last about ten days. He will be away from the capital during this period.
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Washington
Taft
Youngest Law Professor Sanford Freund Rapid Rise in America
Sanford H. E. Freund, at 27, has lectured on corporations at Boston University Law School for five years and today starts a criminal law course at Chicago Law School, cited as one of America's youngest and most authoritative legal scholars.
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Sanford H. E. Freund
Boston University Law School
Chicago Law School
America
Col
Young Harvard Law Scholar Freund Aces Triple Roles at 22
Freund, a Boston bar member born June 26 1880 in New York, graduated Harvard summa cum laude in three years and joined the bar before finishing law school. He held English composition and conflict of laws instructor posts, taught bankruptcy at Chicago Law School, and edited the Harvard Law Review while in his third year at Harvard Law School.
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Boston University Law School
Chicago Law School
Harvard Law School Review
Freund
Pemberton Square
New York
Massachusetts
Andover
Academy Papaper
Harvard
Harvard Law School
The
Review
Easter Display at R H White's in Washington Street Window
R H White Company showcases a large Easter display across its Washington Street front with millinery light dress goods and women's apparel. The windows feature spring fashions, summer furniture, tapestries, draperies, and decorative furnishings complemented by wisteria decorations and lavender ceiling patterns.
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Washington Street
R. H. White Company
Taft movement claims decisive caucus victory in state
Secretary Frank Hurtubis and campaign manager Samuel L. Powers trumpet decisive Taft gains from Tuesday caucuses. They say extreme Taft opponents are defeated in nearly all districts except the Sixth and Ward 11 in Boston, yielding at least 23, possibly 25 Taft delegates bound for Chicago.
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Taft
Bigney
Long
Crane
Massachusetts
Chicago
Boston
Frank Hurtubis
Samuel L. Powers
Taft Campaign
Iron Chancellor’s diet and vigor fuel German strength
A historical reflection asks what nourished Bismarck to lead Germany for decades and conquer three nations. It notes his reputed health and iron resolve, attributing his power to his habit of good eating and drinking with malt and hops shaping his endurance.
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Goethe
Bismarck
Evangelistic Campaign to Begin at Tremont Temple Boston
The Rev. Dr. William B. Hatcher of Virginia will lead two weeks of nightly evangelistic meetings at Tremont Temple starting next Sunday, held in Converse Hall except Saturdays. His pastorship, evangelism and editing career are noted, with invitations extended to all Boston Baptist pastors to attend.
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Boston
Tremont Temple
William B. Hatcher
Virginia
Hatcher
Henson
South
Converse Hall
Indiana Republicans Set Platform and Fairbanks Indorsement
Indiana Republicans at Indianapolis opened their state convention with plans to adopt a platform, choose delegates at large, and nominate a state ticket. Congressman John C. Chaney was named permanent chairman as Vice-President Charles Warren Fairbanks read a tariff revision outline and the platform endorsed Fairbanks for president and Roosevelt for re election, prompting strong delegational demonstrations.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
John C. Chaney
Sullivan
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Congress
Committee On Resolutions
Fairbanks
Chicago
Roosevelt
Lecture on Newfoundland at Tremont Temple by Charles Beane
Charles Everett Beane lectures at Tremont Temple tonight under the Newfoundlanders' Mutual Benefit Association. The illustrated talk uses moving pictures shot in Newfoundland depicting caribou hunting on the barrens and salmon fishing on local lakes and rivers, features sure to interest sportsmen.
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Tremont Temple
Newfoundland
Charles Everett Beane
Newfoundlanders’ Mutual Benefit Association
Beane
When the Liver goes Wrong, don’t Abuse it
The article discusses older liver treatments using salts and cathartics, which irritated the stomach and bowels and caused inflammation. It explains how harsh methods led to chronic dyspepsia and a hard, unreceptive liver, advocating Cascarets as a gentler, natural remedy.
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Williams
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Chicago * Law School
R. H. White
Summer Furniture Line
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Lodge-Taft
John D. Long
Sidney O. Bigney
Attleboro
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Big Four
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Bates
Powers
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Symphony Hall
United States
Manager Powers
Millbury
Senator Lodge
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St. Louis, Mo
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