Curley Appeals to South Boston Voters in Campaign Rally
James M. Curley urged South Boston residents to back his mayoral bid, calling Charles S. O Connor a stalking horse and promising five cent fares within a year of inauguration. He claimed to have expanded Strandway work and cited realty revaluation to ease homeowners burden, while peers and clubs endorsed his campaign.
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