Moran Not Strong in Haverhill
In Haverhill Moran relief is tepid while Moran supporters fade. Socialists back him but reject fusing with Prohibitionists Democrats or others. Local leaders doubt Moran’s delegate prospects, warning a Moran bid could seal Governor Guild’s fate. Republicans fear Moran ties and view Thayer Guild as stronger. The city’s Democrats seek a steady leader and question Moran’s timing.
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Lynn
Post
Moran
Haverhill
Prohibitionists
Democrats
John B. Moran
James Carey
Lott F. McNamara
Judge Flaherty
George Fred Williams
William Jennings Bryan
Olney
Thayer, Maguire & Field
Mr. Moran
Bryan
Boston
Quincy
Thayer
McNamara
Jim Carey
Thomas F. Nagle
Guild
Senator Dana
Superior Court
John E. Maguire
Howe
Whitney
Thomas Kelly
Daily Post
Roosevelt
Ward 5
John W. Coddaire
Robert Davis
Democratic State Committee
Daniel Maguire
Bradford
Suffolk County
Douglas
Gaston
Bartlett
Politicians and Voters Find It Too Hot to Talk Moran
Politicians and voters say the heat prevents debate or public comment as Moran faces scrutiny. Observers note pressure from constituents and party leaders but no strong backing or momentum emerges for Moran amid ongoing discussions and local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
Cambridge Man Uses X Zalia For Hay Fever Relief
Co A Walton of 118 Auburn Street Cambridgeport district Boston suffered hay fever for three years. This year his head and nostrils were stopped up and he sneezed constantly but found immediate relief by snuffing X Zalia up the nostrils. Early tests of the liquid on hay fever show strong success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Walton
Auburn Street
Cambridgeport District
Boston
Defiance in Massachusetts GOP over reciprocity split
The Home Market Club faces a clash as Governor Guilds stance on reciprocity irritates protectionists. General Draper and supporters defend a strict protective line while Dewey signals opposition to Guilds administration and potential backing for a protectionist candidate. The club plans a meeting to consider resolutions and party realignments.
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Massachusetts
William F. Draper
Home Market Club
Governor Guild
General Draper
Draper
Guild
Home Market Club Protectionists
Republican State Committee
Channing Smith
Leicester
Albert Clarke
Foss
Smith
Committee On
Colonel Clarke
Post
Clarke
Henry S. Dewey
Dewey
Colonel Drinkwater Named Chairman of Bryan Committee
Colonel A C Drinkwater of Braintree named by Chairman Josiah Quincy to head Massachusetts Bryan committee for the Bryan reception on Aug 30. The group mixes Bryan conservatives and Moran supporters to welcome Bryan and arrange Massachusetts delegation and train details for the New York event.
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A. C. Drinkwater
Braintree
Bryan-Moran
Josiah Quincy
Democratic State Committee
New Bryan
Bryan
Massachusetts
Colonel Drinkwater
Quincy
Moran
Mr. Moran
Henry T. Schaefer
James H. Vahey
Watertown
Humphrey O'Sullivan
Lowell
Daniel F. Buckley
North Easton
Thomas P. Welch
Adams
James Handrahan
Brockton
William T. Shea
W. J. Sullivan
Lawrence
Roger Donohue
Holyoke
Handrahan
Donohue
Mr. Quincy
Drinkwater
New York
Bryan Demands Resignation of Sullivan in Illinois
This is a political dispute where Mr. Bryan faces opposition from Illinois Democrats led by Millard Dunlap and Judge Owen P. Thompson. Sullivan argues Bryan mishandled alliances, misrepresented facts, and attacked party integrity while defending his own seat and corporate ties to Ogden Gas.
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Bryan
Sullivan
Illinois
Millard Fillmore Dunlap
Owen P. Thompson
St. Louis
Democratic National Committee
Union
Dunlap
Thompson
Tillman
Caroline
Culberson
Texas
Senator DuBois
Idaho
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Clark Howell
Georgia
South
Ogden Gas Company
Council fights to probe Home for Crippled Children
Governor's council session expected to debate Bartlett's demand for an investigation of the Home for Crippled Children commission. Bartlett questions the 2500 dollar salary of secretary Francis Hurtubis and seeks accountability on state returns. Rutland sanatorium and board of trustees removal may surface. potential appointment to succeed Judge Flaherty discussed. Richard Irwin of Northampton is a leading candidate for the judgeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Lynn
Commission For the Home For Crippled Children
Francis Hurtubis
Commission
Hurtubis
Douglas
Bates
Rutland
Flaherty
Guild
Richard Irwin
Northampton
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Senator William Taylor
P. J. Fitzgerald
Theg
Saverhill
Munich
Sanfords
Cambridge
PLUG
John B.moran
Party For Protection
Mittee
Mother Superior
Warner’s
Warner
Warner's
Bright
Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
van Camp
van Camp Packing Company
Indianapolis
Ind
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