Ellis Sullivan and Mrs Duff Rally for School Board
Campaigning last evening featured Ellis Sullivan and Mrs Duff touring East Boston Ward 17 Ward 8 16 20 with large crowds. Speakers included Dr Harkins and James J Stor row critics within city politics amid tensions over endorsements and alleged pressure to bury Mrs Duff.
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Mr. Ellis
Joseph M. Sullivan
Julia Duff
David A. Ellis
Homestead Hall
William B. Bradley
Mr. Sullivan
Reform School
Ellis Replies to Mrs Duff Charges in Boston School Row
In a speech last night Mr Ellis defends the Boston School Board against accusations of deception toward Matthew Cummings and disputes claims about temporary appointments. He cites Philip Davis and Mildred Kallen cases, praises Botany Bay classes, and says Mrs Kettelle opposes the board to shield her mother Mrs Merrill from discharge.
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Mr. Ellis
Matthew Cummings
Boston
Cummings
Mr. Cummings
Philip Davis
Mildred Kallen
Miss Kallen
Sullivan Attacks Mrs Duff Ellis In School Board Debate
Joseph M. Sullivan condemned Mrs Duff for unfitness as a Boston School Board candidate in a Homestead Hall speech. He praised his own record, questioned Ellis's fitness, and warned that Ellis would follow the Democratic city committee's orders on board decisions.
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James J. Storrow
Ellis
Indorses
Rabbi Fleischer
Fitzgerald
Duff
Joseph M. Sullivan
Homestead Hall
Jamaica Plain
Boston
David A. Ellis
Democratic City Committee
Mrs Duff Appeals for Women on Boston School Board
Mrs Duff urged voters to elect a woman to Boston's school board to "protect the womanhood of 60,000 little women" and challenged Mayor backed endorsements. She cited Matthew Cummings with somber reference, recalling past support and shared efforts.
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Ellis
America
Russia
Mr. Ellis
Matthew Cummings
Ellis Indorsed by Boston Business Men for School Board
Prominent Boston business leaders including John Shepard Edward Filene and B J Rothwell endorse David A Ellis for reelection to the Boston School Board. They cite cost savings without salary cuts and the board's harmonious administration as reasons for support.
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Ellis
Boston
David A. Ellis
John Shepard
Shepard Norwell Company
Edward A. Filene
Wm. Filene’s Sons Company
School Board of
B. J. Rothwell
Bay State Milling Company
Union backs David A. Ellis for School Board
Local Union 16 of the International Union of Steam Engineers endorsed David A. Ellis for re election to the School Board. A letter from president William R. F. Whelan and secretary Thomas W. Fitzgerald confirmed the union's unanimous vote and support.
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International Union of Steam Engineers
William R. F. Whelan
Thomas W. Witzgerald
Ellis
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Thomas W. Fitzgerald
Mayor Fitzgerald in Boston Discusses Deer Island Sale
The Boston mayor, after two days in Washington, pressed forward on the Deer Island sale to the U S government. The city would receive 250000 dollars, with completion expected soon. Accompanying him were J Richard Carter and William H Lincoln, who noted the extensive, productive talks.
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Boston
Washington
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Deer Island
United States
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Board of Trade
William H. Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Party
Casino Team High Roller Posts Big League Total
The Casino team led the Greater Boston league with a 1488 pinfall. Malden Chelsea Square and Winthrop joined the 1400 club. Brett of Winthrop had the highest individual with 330. Roberts of Malden totaled 3825 after three strings and a rough third. Winthrop and Casino each won multiple matches across the circuit.
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Furniture League Results at Adams Square Alleys
In the Furniture league series at Adams Square alleys last evening Atkinson won three straight from J.H. Pray. Osgood took two of three from Paine. Shawmut won two of three against Plimpton. Davenport claimed two of three over Brooks. Scores not listed.
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Teddy Bears Origin Story Tied to Theodore Roosevelt
The exhibit story recounts how two tiny bears bought in 1902 became the original Teddy bears. Teddy Roosevelt later kept one at his Adirondack camp and the bears were gifted to the Washington Zoo, sparking enduring fame for the toy bears sold by R. H. White's Toyland.
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R. H. White Company
Toyland
New York
Madison Square Gardens
N. E. Corimer
Aylmer East
P. Q
Canada
Orphan Asylum
Theodore Roosevelt
Madison Avenue
New York City
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Smallest automobile in world to make first U S run
The pony electric, proclaimed as the world smallest car, will pilot an expert juvenile chauffeur on a 2:30 tour starting Washington street. Route includes Boylston Arlington Commonwealth Massachusetts avenues, about one hour. After Sunday it will display in Henry Siegel Co toy department then ship to New York for January show.
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America
Washington Street
Boylston Street
Arlington
Commonwealth Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston Streets
Henry Siegel Co
New York
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