G G A Endorses Citizens' Ticket in Boston Election
The Good Government Association backs Attridge Collins Storrow and Kenny for Boston City Council and urges defeat of the Curley ticket. It endorses their plan for a segregated budget pay as you go and criticizes Mayor Curley for welding a personal machine. It also opposes Baker Berwin Watson Doyle and Fitzgerald.
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Boston
Good Government
Citizens’ Council
John J. Attridge
Walter L. Collins
James J. Storrow
Thomas J. Kenny
Curley
Attridge
Collins
Storrow
Kenny
New
Conway
Fitzgerald
Watson
Doyle
Friends of the Charter
Baker
Berwin
Republican Party
Curley Council
Patrick A. Collins
Edwin A. Curis
Thomas N. Hart
Hugh O’brien
Good Government Association
City Council
City of
John J. Conway
Walter N. Baker
William Berwin
Advertisement for Fulton’s Diabetic Compound
A diabetes promotional ad on Fell Street offers a donated compound for urinalyses and twenty day report filings. It cites sugar levels near eight percent and notes improved eliminations and reduced thirst after treatment, with reports signed by an eminent Coast chemist and available to physicians and patients.
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Fell Street
Fulton
Bright
John J
Oulton Co
San Francisco
Heckles Curley Men Rally in West Roxbury Ward 9
More than 100 residents gathered at Gallivan Hall in West Roxbury to hear Curley slate advocate Fred R. Cronin. The debate featured Ward 9 ally Charles Reinhart heckling Leo J. Halloran as Jerry Watson spoke for the council slate. Dr. Herbert J. Keenan, Democratic School Board candidate, also spoke. Halloran accused Attridge of avoiding the stump and backing Walsh. Reinhart challenged Attridge over presiding at a Walsh meeting in Ward 9.
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Germantown
West Roxbury
Gallivan Hall
Fred R. Cronin
Curley State
Charles Reinhart
Ward 9
John J. Attridge
Leo J. Halloran
Jerry Watson
Watson
Herbert J. Keenan
Halloran
Attridge
Walsh
Reinhart
Birthday party planned in Stoneham for Lewis family
A novel birthday party will be held in Stoneham on Wednesday honoring Mr and Mrs John S Lewis. One of their 13 children and one of their 13 grandchildren will celebrate their birthdays at the event.
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Stoneham
John S. Lewis
Couple celebrates 57th birthday with large family
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis share a birthday and will mark 57 years of marriage. Daughter Mrs. William Greene and granddaughter Constance Wing of Melrose join the family celebration. Mr. Lewis, born in Liverpool in 1809, helped found Stoneham Enterprise and Free Press after moving to Stoneham from Boston. The couple wed in Truro Nova Scotia in 1879.
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Lewis
Wiliam Greene
Constance Wing
Melrose
Stoneham
Liverpool
Eng
Eben Corkill
United States
Boston
Stoneham Enterprise and Free Press
Truro
N. S
John E. Goucher
Last Hope Averts Strike at Union Metallic Cartridge
Bridgeport Conn Dec 5 A final effort to avert a strike by 1000 machinists at the Union Metallic Cartridge Company is planned for tomorrow. A union committee will confer with company officials to settle grievances. If no settlement is reached the committee may order an immediate strike.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
Remington Arms and Ammunition Company
Cartridge Company
Remington
Whitlock Will Not Address Pittsburg Club
Brand Whitlock United States minister to Belgium arrived in Pittsburg on his way home to Valedo Ohio and resumed his journey with wife and mother in law present. Asked to speak to the Pittsburg Commercial Club his wife said he would not deliver any public remarks.
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Pittsburg
Brand Whitlock
United States
Belgium
Washington
Valedo
C. R. Brainerd
Springfield
Mass
Rally for Curley ticket draws 250 city workers
A secret rally with over 250 city employees gathered yesterday afternoon in the old Franklin school hall on Washington Street South End. Attendees claimed the event was arranged and ordered by Mayor Curley.
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Curley
Old Franklin School
Washington Street
South End
Mystery Keynote Fails to Open Doors at City Meeting
A staged gathering hinged on postal cards for admission with doorkeepers repeating the slogan until many clamored outside. Senator elect Edward F. McLoughlin presided as candidates Watson Doyle Fitzgerald and Conway and Dr Keenan spoke while Mayor Curley declined to attend or comment. Reporters were barred after a brief outside wait and few attendees would confirm city employee status.
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Edward F. McLoughlin
Council
Watson
Doyle
Fitzgerald
Conway
Keenan
Curley
Man Receives Fifty Cents for Slap Incident in St Cloud
In St Cloud Minnesota on December 5 a jury awarded Dc M Miller of Wadena only fifty cents after O E Fuller slapped Millers face following a year old altercation. Miller worked in a real estate office run by the plaintiff and sought one hundred dollars in damages.
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ST. Cloud. Minn
Dc. M. Miller
Wadena
O. E. Fuller
Miller
Fuller
Eight year old boy struck by street car escapes serious injury
Nelson B. Murdock of 16 Dartmouth street was struck on Tremont street yesterday afternoon while riding on the back of an outbound street car. He fell between tracks and was hit by a following car but suffered only cuts and bruises, later returning home after treatment at City Hospital.
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Nelson B. Murdock
Dartmouth Street
Tremont Street
City Hospital
Rev Fred A Line Installed as South Weymouth Pastor
The Rev. Fred A Line was installed as pastor of the Second Universalist Church at South Weymouth yesterday. Attending the ceremony were Rev. Arthur Mercer of Weymouth, Rev. Ora Price of Weymouth, Rev. W L Atwood of Portsmouth NH, Rev. W H McGlauflin general superintendent, Rev. F A Bisbee editor of the Universalist Leader, Rev. George Leighton and Rev. Melvin Nash.
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Fred A. Line
Universalist
South Weymouth
Arthur Mercer
Weymouth
Ora Price
W. L. Atwood
Portsmouth
N. H
W. H. McGlauflin
F. A. Bisbee
Universalist Leader
George Leighton
Melvin Nash
Kerr Glass opens new Tulsa plant with religious services
The Alexander H. Kerr Glass Company inaugurated its Tulsa plant with religious services rather than the customary dinner and speeches. Kerr is noted for deep religious faith and giving one tenth of his earnings to religious causes.
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Tulsa
Okla
Alexander H. Kerr Glass Company
Kerr
Preaches Opening Sermon at Cohasset Church
The Rev. Fred V. Stanley delivered his first sermon as pastor of the Second Congregational Church at Cohasset yesterday. He succeeds Rev. F. F. McAllister who resigned to undertake literary work. Stanley comes from Hallowell Missouri. He spoke of the war and warned of debt, noting most deaths by own action and business failures are caused by...
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Fred V. Stanley
Second Congregational Church
Cohasset
F. F. McAllister
Mr. Stanley
Hallowell, Mo
Ford on a fool's errand
The sermon denounces Henry Ford and his peace party as lunatics and calls the credit system a curse. It urges “pay as you go or don’t go at all,” condemns extravagance and debt, and warns that both poor and rich mismanage bills, driving some to ruin.
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Henry Ford
Cortland Myers
Tremont Temple
Dr. Myers
Boston
Concord High School football team posts 6–7–2 season record
Concord High School football finished the season with six wins seven losses and two ties after competing in 15 games.
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Concord
Concord High School
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