Campbell Withdraws From Governor Council Nomination
Chester I. Campbell former Quincy mayor withdraws from the Republican bid for the Governor's Council first district leaving Harry H. Williams of Brockton unopposed. Additional withdrawals list several Republican and Democrat candidates from Boston Lynn Acton Winthrop Springfield and other districts.
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Chester I. Campbell
Quincy
Harry H. Williams
Brockton
Harry N. Brown
Acton
Alfred Tewksbury
Winthrop
Suffolk
William Schofield
Springfield
Hampden
Joseph L. Barry
Lynn
Essex
George B. Pearson
Boston
John J. Conway
Michael McNamee
Michael J. Eagan
Thomas I. Keenan
Israel W. Davis
William Max
Boston Democrats nominate ward committee members
The report lists Democrat candidates for ward committees in Boston including M. A. MdéMahon for Ward 5, a Democrat for Ward 15, and William H. Quealy for Ward 24. The item notes party alignment and ward designations.
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Boston
M. A. MdéMahon
William H. Quealy
Reunion of Hub Vets of McLean Hilties
Tomorrow the Hub Vets of the McLean Hilties Boston regiment hold a reunion at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury after gathering at Hayward Place. They parade at 8 45 led by Colonel Percy A Guthrie and review a massed bands ceremony before a dinner by the Caledonian Club.
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Amiens
McLean Hilties
Boston
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Hayward Place
Percy A. Guthrie
Caledonian Club
Gov. Coolidge Ready to Stump for GOP Ticket
Governor Coolidge, the Republican vice presidential nominee, said he would be glad to campaign nationwide for the GOP. He added that his plans depend on the national committee and that no stumping proposition had been presented to him yet.
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Coolidge
National Committee
Angell Memorial Hospital Receives Two-Horse Ambulance
Angell Memorial Hospital unveils a new ambulance large enough for two horses. Doctors and attendants express pride at the vehicle that replaces the prior single-horse transport. The two-horse ambulance arrived yesterday and is ready for immediate use, though not yet needed.
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Angell Memorial Hospital
South Boston man arraigned for assault on officer
Lawrence Coyle of 289 Dorchester Street South Boston was arraigned in South Boston District Court for assault and battery and assault with intent to kill Patrolman Lyman Nye. He received one year in the House of Correction and a $10 fine for obscene language. Coyle appealed and is held for a grand jury on all charges. The incident occurred July 25 on Strandway near Mercer Street after Nye asked youths to move on and a struggle left Nye with a gunshot wound to the left hand.
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Lawrence Coyle
Dorchester Street
South Boston
Lyman Nye
City Point
House of Correction
Logan
Coyle
Nye
Mercer Street
Navy Yard Workers Seek 40 Percent Pay Rise
Representatives of about 80,000 navy yard workers across 43 yards urged an immediate wage increase to an average of 1.06 per hour, about five cents above private industry. The wage board, hearing trades alphabetically, faced legal limits on pay raises, implying proportional layoffs. Board members include Captain J K Robinson, A J Berres, and Louis McH. Howe.
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Washington
Navy Yard
Navy
Navy Wage Board
Roosevelt
J. K. Robinson
United States Navy
A. J. Berres
Metal Trades
American Federation of Labor
Louis McH. Howe
Mr. Roosevelt
Panama Census Reveals 401 428 Population Total
Panama census results show a total population of 401 428 excluding Indians. The 1919-to-1920 increase is reported at 38 percent.
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Panama
Republic of Panama
Boston teen newsie Abraham Bornstein aims for chemical engineering
Abraham Bornstein 19, of 6 Balsam St Dorchester, runs a Sunday morning news station at Scollay Square subway exit. A senior at English High School he plans to study technology and chemical engineering. He came from Russia six years ago with his mother and works in a real estate office weekdays.
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Boston
Abraham Bornstein
Balsam Street
Dorchester
Scollay Square
Russia
Larchmont Broker Charged In Dorchester Auto Case
Raymond D. Whitmore a wealthy Larchmont cotton broker was charged in Dorchester court with failing to stop after a hit run that injured Mrs Amelia Tamburg of Dorchester The case was continued until August 28 due to Mrs Tamburgs condition at 19 Spring Garden Street.
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Raymond D. Whitmore
Larchmont
N. Y
White Mountains
Boston
Amelia Tamburg
Dorchester
Arlington citizens seek loop line for Medford Hillside and Broadway
Arlington residents urge the Boston Elevated Railway to convert the Medford Hillside and Broadway lines into a loop in Medford to ease congestion at the head of Medford Street and on Massachusetts Avenue.
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Arlington
Boston
Medford Hillside
Broadway
Medford Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Lawrence Plans Great White Way on Essex Street
At City Hall a conference with Mayor White City Council and Chamber of Commerce plus Lawrence Gas Company representatives laid preliminary plans for a Great White Way along Essex Street and Broadway in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
White
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Gas Company
City Hall
Essex Street
Broadway
Funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Sewall Redfield Held in Concord
The funeral for Elizabeth Sewall Pratt Redfield, grandniece of author Louisa May Alcott, will be at her home 73 Main Street in Concord after a illness led to her death yesterday at Concord Deaconess Hospital. Born November 14 1891 in Boston to Jessica L Pratt and the late Frederic Alcott Pratt she descended from Revolutionary stock.
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Concord
Elizabeth Sewall (Pratt) Redfield
Louisa May Alcott
Main Street
Savary Files as 6th District Democratic Candidate
Edward H. Savary of Groveland sought the Democratic nomination for Congress in the 6th district. An inadvertent omission in the completed slate distributed by the Secretary of State omitted his name.
Open Air Market in So Boston Proves Successful
South Boston's first open air food market opened yesterday at Thomas Park. A large crowd of thrifty housewives attended and bought produce at about 20 percent below prevailing retail prices, signaling the market's early success.
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Boston
Thomas Park
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