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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1916

Page

20

Governor Names Republican Candidates for Chicago Convention

Governor McCall objects to Charles Sumner Bird's claim that Roosevelt is the sole GOP threat to Wilson. He names Hughes Root Butler Wadsworth and Whitman as plausible contenders alongside Roosevelt in the race for the Republican nomination.

McCall Charles Sumner Bird Roosevelt Wilson Hughes Root Nicholas Murray Butler Wadsworth Whitman Chicago

Roosevelt and Bird clash over unpledged delegates in 1912 state row

Governor defends broad view of Republican talent while criticizing Charles Sumner Bird and a narrow pledge claim. He cites New York names Hughes Root Butler Wadsworth Whitman and historic leaders as proof of abundant competent leaders. Unpledged delegates rally in Salem as Gardner battle heats Essex County wing.

Charles Sumner Bird Roosevelt Republican Party State of New York Bird Hughes Root Nicholas Murray Butler Wadsworth Whitman Mr. Roosevelt America Chicago Salem Gardner Essex County Charles H. Wright

Brandeis Fight May Go To Senate Floor

The Brandeis Supreme Court nomination was reviewed by the Senate judiciary committee with no action. A further meeting is planned for Wednesday as the close contest suggests the nomination could be reported to the Senate without recommendation, shifting the fight to the full Senate.

Brandeis Senate Washington Louis D. Brandeis Supreme Court Senate Judiciary Committee

Claims He Buried Dorothy Arnold in West Point Cellar

Edward Glenn Norris, an inmate at the state prison, alleges a wealthy man hired him for 250 dollars to help abduct Dorothy Arnold, remove her from New Rochelle, and bury her in a West Point area cellar after a December 1910 disappearance. He named “Little Louie” Benoit as an accomplice and said the body was buried deeper after a night return trip.

Cranston, R. L Dorothy Arnold Francis R. Arnold New York Edward Glennorris West Point N. Y New Rochelle A. J. Davis Louie Glennorris Arnold Miss Arnold Providence Althoug Glenmorris Doc Glennoris Davis Benoit Paris

Fall River Textiles Seek 10 Percent Wage Increase

The Fall River Textile Council plans a 10 percent raise request from the Fall River Cotton Manufacturers Association and the Fall River Iron Works Company. The decision follows a council vote in favor last week by five textile unions.

Fall River Fall River Textile Council Fall River Cotton Manufacturers’ Association Fall River Iron Works Company

War orders profits dispute lands in Massachusetts suit

A equity suit in East Cambridge concerns profits from World War I era Massachusetts contracts with Booth & Co. and J. P. Morgan & Co. Harvey Wheeler seeks accounting from Richard H. Long and the Framingham Shoe Company over two later orders, with a $100000 attachment filed.

Supreme Judicial Court East Cambridge Massachusetts Booth & Co J. P. Morgan & Co New York Harvey Wheeler Concord Boston Harness Company Richard H. Long Framingham Framingham Shoe Company Long

Republican hopefuls back suffrage planks for party platforms

William Taylor James S Farley Jr Thomas Niland and Thomas Giblin rival Democratic convention candidates in St Louis will back suffrage planks if elected. The Boston Equal Suffrage Association for Good Government says all four answered favorably to the committee questions.

Chicago William Taylor James S. Farley, Jr Thomas Niland Thomas Giblin St. Louis Boston Equal Suffrage Association For Good Government

Man Faces Charge For Open Fire Without Permit

Albert E. Hector of Forest Street Wo burn is summoned to Woburn District Court to answer a charge of lighting a rubbish fire in his yard without a permit, the first violation since the metropolitan fire prevention act.

Albert E. Hector Forest Street Woburn

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