Kern Geis Senatorial Nomination
In Indianapolis Indiana the Democratic convention endorsed Governor Marshall's Senate candidate and selected John W Kern who ran for Vice President in 1908. The endorsing action aims to secure Kern as Beveridge's successor if the Democrats secure a majority in the next legislature and maintain the endorsement.
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Kern Nominated Unanimously for Indiana Senate
The Indiana convention reselected David H. Kern as the Democratic senatorial nominee after a drawn out primary battle led by Thomas Taggart. Kern received the Marion county votes on the second ballot and secured the nomination on the fourth after 11 rivals withdrew. Kern contemplated a formal acceptance while Taggart praised the result.
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Immigrant Arrival Boom Keeps Boston Pier Busy
More than 2000 immigrants landed in Boston yesterday amid a busy three year peak for Commissioner Billings. 722 Europeans came aboard the Zeeland from Liverpool and 1300 aboard the Canopiec from Naples. 38 Chinese arrived on the A. W. Perry from Halifax with five joining locals. rest headed to New York. Over 200 detained for further examination. three couples wed on the pier.
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Dolan Woman Dies After Fire At Charlestown Home
Mrs Margaret J Dolan 30 of 38 Glenway Road Somerville died at Relief Hospital after a fire at her mothers home 52 Bunker Hill Street Charlestown. She was preparing to attend a social when the incident occurred.
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Vincent Girls Applauded for Rouge et Noir Rehearsal
Boston society praised the Vincent Club for its two act musical comedy Rouge et Noir to be staged at Jordan Hall. The production features a large cast of Society members and a lively program of dances and solos with patrons including Mrs. Fr. Lothrop Ames and Mrs. Larz Anderson.
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Bath Trustee Sweeney Resigns Amid Commission Tension
James F. Sweeney, Bath Commission member and ally of the anti Fitzgerald faction, plans resignation from the panel. His departure shifts the majority toward backing Mayor Fitzgerald in O'Brien dismissal, due to his relocation to Maynard and the job’s burdens.
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Mayor Fitzgerald Sings at Knights of Columbus Dinner
Boston mayor John F. Fitzgerald headlined a Rabida Council dinner in Pittsfield with 250 attendees including W J O'Brien State Deputy and Louis T Watson. Talks highlighted Knights of Columbus growth with 235000 members in South America and a 3 million dollar reserve. over 1 million raised toward a 5 million goal for a national university endowment.
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O’brien
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Newton Plans $50 000 Armory Construction
Newton announces a new armory to cost 50000 dollars. The site on Washington street between Newton and Newtonville was chosen with 160 by 220 foot frontage and depth. The old Centre place armory will likely be demolished.
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Socialist Party Rises in New Hampshire Convention
Louis Arnstein of Dover reported at the New Hampshire Socialist state convention that 410 Socialists live in the state and one in every 1098 residents is enrolled. The ticket nominated includes Asa W. Drew of Ashland for governor and a candidate for congress.
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Louis Arnstein
Dover
New Hampshire
Socialist Party
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Ashland
Exeter men seek seat with nearly identical platform
A political ticket lists A. J. Marven of Exeter for Congress in the second district and Rev. R. A. Bateman of East Jaffrey. The platform mirrors the Massachusetts branch’s recent platform.
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