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Weymouth
Mass
Paine
T. P. Peterson
John Eroehnbach
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Eau Claire
Wis
Hearst Wins in the Sixth District Convention in Essex County
In Salem on April 26 the sixth district Democratic convention at Odell Hall produced a Hearst victory over Olney. Delegates from 5 cities and 19 towns, 67 in all, saw motions against the unit rule pass and Hearst support affirmed. Key figures included Edward B. O'Brien and William J. Carson with Reginald Withington’s resolutions shaping the roll call and instruction to vote for Hearst.
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Salem
Essex County
Sixth Congressional District
Odell Hall
Lynde Street
Olney
Edward B. O’brien
Marblehead
William J. Carson
Arthur Withington
Newburyport
Elected Delegates and Alternates from 11th Massachusetts
John H. Lee Ward 2 Charles S. Hamlin Ward 11 John T. Kennedy Ward 21 James H. McInerney elected by acclamation as delegates from the 11th Massachusetts district to attend the Democratic convention at St Louis. Kennedy and McInerney are alternates. Gaston named for national committeeman. Concord Hall meeting concluded in five minutes.
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John H. Lee
Ward
Charles S. Hamlin
John T. Kennedy
James H. McInerney
Massachusetts
St. Louis
Concord Hall
Kennedy
McInerney
Frothingham
W. A. Gaston
State convention bound delegates chosen last night
The convention votes to instruct Massachusetts delegates and alternates to the Democratic national convention to act as a unit in favor of Richard Olney and to follow the majority will of the delegates on all convention matters.
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Olney
Massachusetts
Richard Olney
Olney Carries the Fourth in Marlboro Convention
In Marlboro on April 26 the fourth congressional district convention faced a credentials dispute involving Robert M. Burnett. Hearst delegates fought for a fair show by excluding small-town credentials, while Olney supporters backed James E. McConnell Frank S. Rock and John T. Burnett vied for the nomination with multiple ballots. McConnell withdrew and Rock won 36 to 32 over Lyons as Lyons and Rock represented Hearst and Olney camps respectively.
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Hearst
E. L. Hearn
Framingham
Ashland
Boxboro
Olney
James E. McConnell
Fitchburg
Frank S. Rock
Marlboro
John T. Burnett
Southboro
McConnell
H. BH. Lyons
Albert H. Ray
Burnett
Lyons
Rock
John S. McGrath
William F. Rooney
Waltham
Hearst Dominates Seventh Lynn District Delegates
In the Ward 6 Democratic Club, Hearst supporters won 49 of 56 delegate votes, Olivia Olney not represented on committees, and a pro Hearst resolution criticizing the state unit rule circulated. Regents Connery and Tyrell named as delegates. Deans and O Connor chosen as alternates amid crowd.
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Lynn
Olney
Ward 6
Hearst
William P. Connery
Dennis H. Tyrell
Chelsea
Charles A. Dean
Wakefield
John L. O’conner
Everett
William Randolph Hearst
Washington Street
George Fred Williams
Francis X. Tyrell
Tyrell
Woarket Square
Dwyer
State Committee
Mohicans
John J. O’connor
Olney Carries the Cape Brockton Delegates Favor Olney
Delegates supporting Richard Olney were elected at the Democratic 14th district convention in Brockton. Edward Gilmore and Charles C. Paine named as delegates with James E. Handrahan and George T. McLaughlin as alternates. Ex-Mayor John O Hearne accused Gilmore of betrayal after the vote amid a dispute over potentially unseated Hearst supporters.
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Hearst
Edward Gilmore
City
Olney
Charles C. Paine
Hyannis
John O’hearne
Taunton
Thomas Mannix
Thomas H. Buttimer
Hingham
Daniel J. Buckley
North Easton
John W. Dalton
Sandwich
Brockton
Richard Olney
James E. Handrahan
George T. McLaughlin
Scituate
Gilmore
Truro
Harwich
Wellfleet
Orleans
Brewster
Olney Men Dominate 13th District Democratic Nomination
In a stormy convention in Olney, John W. Coughlin of Fall River and Charles S. Ashley of New Bedford were nominated as district delegates to the national Democratic convention in St. Louis. The Olney faction carried votes 24 to 24 for the top two contenders with 41 delegates present.
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Fall River
13Th
John W. Coughlin
Charles S. Ashley
New Bedford
St. Louis
James E. Sullivan
State Committee
Donahue
Jackson
Hearst
John F. Moran
C. C. Murphy, Jr
Edward Canney
Olney
Committee On
John E. O'Neill
James F. Morris
Messrs. Coughlin
Ashley
John A. Connelly
John,i. Bryant
Fair Haven
Springfield second district picks Hayes and Dennis delegates
The second district Democratic convention elected William P. Hayes of Springfield and Alfred P. Dennis of Northampton as delegates to back Olney, receiving 54 and 62 votes respectively. Hearst contenders were crushed with Eldredge and Kavanaugh receiving nine and eight votes. Alternates chosen were Wheelwright and O Rourke, no instructions or resolutions adopted.
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Springfield
William P. Hayes
Alfred P. Dennis
Northampton
Mr. Olney
Hearst
George D. Eldredge
Chicopee
John Kavanaugh
Miller's Falls
George W. Wheelwright
Hardwick
James A. O’rourke
Olney supporters win partial victory in First District
In Pittsfield on April 26 Richard Olney backers secured a partial win at the First District convention by electing Henry W. Ely of Westfield as a delegate to the St. Louis convention. Thomas P. Welsh of Adams was non-committal on the presidential question, asserting Massachusetts democracy first. Delegation resolutions were not adopted.
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Olney
Hearst
Postman
Eugene E. O’neil
Danversport
Pittsfield
Richard Olney
Henry W. Ely
Westfield
St. Louis
Thomas P. Welsh
Adams
Massachusetts
Welsh
Committee On Credentials
John C. Crosby
James O. Shea
Holyoke
Thomas J. Lynch
Polyoke Cote Ventucveae
W. A. Davenport
Greenfield
James Shea
Thomas A. Lynch
Olney Men Carry The Sth Without Trouble Lowell
Delegates to the fifth district convention met in Olney with a contested Lowell delegation at issue. Robert J. Crowley of the State committee ordered the body. Olney supporters won the organization vote 34 to 24. Burke of Lowell and Currier of Methuen secured the delegation seats pledged to Olney.
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Lowell
Boston
Olney
Hearst
Lawrence
Manded
Robert J. Crowley
State Committee
Mr. Crowley
John C. Burke
Guy W. Currier
Methuen
Dennis J. Murphy
E. C. Conroy
Andover
Hearst Delegates Contest Southbridge Caucus Election
Hearst delegates in Worcester failed to obtain a court injunction against Southbridge delegates in a district convention dispute. They served notice to contest the Olney-backed Southbridge election held allegedly after Luce law 7 30 deadline. The Worcester slate elected Harney as chair and Powers as secretary while Smith and O Gara were chosen as delegates.
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Worcester
Hearst
Southbridge
Olney
Luce
Thomas F. Harney
James E. Powers
John H. Meagher
Democratic State Committee
Joseph A. Smith
John O’gara
Spencer
Michael A. Fleming
John J. Mungovan
Dr. Smith
O’gara
Daniel F. Rourke
Charles Haggerty
Webster
McNary Power Win Unanimous Olney Delegates in 10th District
In the 10th congressional district convention the eight delegates were pledged for Olney and unanimously voted for Olney men McNary and Power. Alderman Baldwin and Shea of Quincy were chosen as alternates. Malachi L. Jennings presided as delegates and the credential committee named, with Shea later proposing a resolution endorsing McNary for national committeeman.
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Olney
William S. McNary
William J. Power
John E. Baldwin
William T. Shea
Quincy
William J. Hennessy
Ward 20
Daniel V. McIsaac
Malachi L. Jennings
Ward
William J. Sullivan
Thomas F. Curley
Joseph I. Walsh
John P. Tucker
Milton
P. J. Carey
Massachusetts
Sunday School Atmosphere at Ninth District Convention
The ninth district Democratic convention at Faneuil Hall opened with W. T. A. Fitzgerald as president and Arthur W. Dolan nominated as temporary chairman. D. J. Sheehan was secretary and delegates Fitzgerald and McClellan were ratified with alternates Gagan and Badaracco. Eighty delegates were accredited, seventy six present, with Nolan, Sullivan, and Grady among notable attendees. The convention lasted six minutes.
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Olney
Pacific
Faneuil Hall
W. T.A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Arthur W. Dolan
Common Council
D. J. Sheehan
Ward
William T. A. Fitzgerald
William F. McClellan
Edward
Indiana Republicans Cheer Roosevelt’s Name
Delegates at the Indiana Republican State convention, in Indianapolis, cheered loudly when Senators Fairbanks and Beveridge appeared. After electing electors and delegates, they adjourned to adopt a platform supporting Roosevelt, a railroad commission, and U.S. policies in Cuba, Panama, and the Philippines. Beveridge praised the American people and the coming era in the nation’s history.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Roosevelt
Cuba
Panama
Philippines
Republican Party
Senate Postpones Eight Hour Bill in Education Committee
The Senate education and labor committee voted four to three to delay action on the eight hour bill until December. Supporters expect a shift if two absentees vote in favor at that time.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
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