Callender Seeks Congress Campaign in the 10th District
Ex Senator E F Callender announces a fight for Congress in the 10th district with Republican backing. He cites Lodge's approval and notes two GOP candidates, Magenis and Lundy, while predicting a split Democratic vote due to internal rivalry among O Connell Logan and others. He plans a speaking campaign and backs Moran in the state election lead up.
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FE. B. Callender
Edward L. Logan
John J. Merrigan
Thomas J. Collins
Joseph Lundy
James P. Magenis
Joseph F. O'Connell
Edward B. Callender
la Follette
Dorchester
Congress
Ward 6 backs Moran for Governor says Fitzgerald
The Ward 6 chairman and mayoral brother Henry F. Fitzgerald stated that John B. Moran will receive the support of Ward 6's regular organization for Governor. The comment came yesterday afternoon regarding party direction in Ward 6.
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Moran
Henry F. Fitzgerald
John B. Moran
Moran Men Claim the Fight Is Won
Moran supporters declare Moran will stay in the race to count every ballot and defeat Douglas Whitney and others. Curleys Ward 17 join Moran. McNary may manage the campaign amid funding talks with Hearst and Lawson.
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MORAN
Douglas Says He Will Not Run If Other Candidates Enter
Ex Governor W L Douglas states he will not run for the Democratic nomination unless there is a unanimous call. In the Brockton Times he emphasizes he will support the convention's nominee and would only consider his name if Moran and Whitney withdraw. He favors unity to avoid a split in the minority party and would run only in a united field if Moran stays in.
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Douglas
Moran
Brockton
W. L. Douglas
Monument Beach
Whitney
Mr. Douglas
Mr. Moran
Schaefer Sees Moran Bid Upset Beating Graft on Beacon Hill
Henry T. Schaefer charges a Democratic machine plot by Josiah Quincy and allies to promote John B. Moran against Governor Guild. He says Moran will unite factions, Moran to be nominated and elected, with Schaefer as lieutenant governor candidate. He vows to defeat Draper and curb corporate influence.
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Quincy
Schaefer
Whitney
Moran
Douglas
Business Men's Tariff League
Beacon Hill
Standard Oil Company
New Haven Road
Garfield
New England
Mr. Moran
Draper
State House
Moran campaign lists ward committee backers for governor bid
Park Commissioner Daniel H. Coakley announces support from Democratic ward committees and leaders across multiple wards for John B B Moran in the race for the Democratic nomination for Governor. The statement names ward chairmen and key figures backing Moran.
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Coakley
Moran
Daniel H. Coakley
Moran Campaign Committee
John P. Feeney
Woburn
Moran Campaign
John B.B. Moran
William F. McClellan
P. J. Kennedy
James F. Mellen
Joseph J. Corbett
Philip J. O’brien
John J. Cadigan
Morris Powers
Henry F. Fitzgerald
John Quinn
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Martin M. Lomasney
Nathan Barnett
Benjamin W. Wells
Dennis McGillicuddy
James H. Doyle
Quincy Denies Charges In Democratic Nomination Fight
Quincy, head of the State committee, denied a Moran Whitney deal to push Whitney to second and Douglas to first. He said the Moran charge is false and that Douglas should be the conservative nominee. He left for New York after town visit and declined to name other contenders.
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Moran
Douglas
Whitney
Thayer
Sullivan
Quincy
New York
Fitzgerald
William S. McNary
Mr. McNary
McNary
Colonel Drinkwater
Bryan
Josiah Quincy
State Committee
Mr. Whitney
Quincey
Whitney Reconsider Sought After Gaston Returns Home
Colonel William A. Gaston Massachusetts national committeeman is due home from North Haven Missouri today. The party expects talks to resume to salvage the machine after Whitney’s withdrawal caused the organizational split.
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William A. Gaston
Massachusetts
North Haven
Mr. Whitney
Whitney withdrawal stirs push to lure him back
Contenders including Congressman Thayer and Mr. Quincy discuss persuading Whitney to reconsider his Quebec departure. Skeffington doubts Governor Douglas would press him, while Moran quarter denies a plan. Macfarland notes Moran’s near victory and a flood of supportive letters to Whitney.
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Whitney
Quebec
Quincy
Mr. Whitney
Congressman Thayer
Henry J. Skeffington
Douglas
Fitzgerald
Moran
Granville S. Macfarland
Moran urged to withdraw and clear field for Douglas
Dr William J Sullivan of Lawrence comments on Whitneys withdrawal and urges Moran to quit the race to aid the party He notes Moran is not viewed as a Democrat here and has harmed the party in the past Sullivan says Douglas would be strong and Thayer favored by him
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Lawrence
William J. Sullivan
Democratic State Central Committee
Whitney
Douglas
Thayer
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