Lomasney Attacks Curley and Tague in Boston Rally
Lomasney denounces Curley and Tague in a bitter Boston rally praising the Supreme Court and predicting a Murphy victory. He challenges Curley and Tague to a joint debate at Symphony Hall after the election, pledging to cover costs. He attacks OConnell and the beef trust and lauds Pelletier for upholding law.
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West End
Supreme Court
Tague
Joseph J. O'Connell
Murphy
Lomasney
Daniel A. Whelton
Peters
John R. Murphy
Whelton
Mechanics Building
Symphony Hall
Boston
Garfield
James Michael Curley
Ana
Pelletier
Joe
Joseph
Peleletier
Finance Commission
Supreme Court of
Massachusett
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Jamaicaway
Ireland
James II
Joseph ¥. O’connel
O'Connell
Cudahy Packing Company
Beef Trust
Washington
O’connell
Congress
Gallivan
Peter Tague
Peter
Melrose High School Denies Exam Objections
Indignation runs through pupils parents and teachers over reports claiming many objected to mandatory physical examinations. Principal William Sprague refutes the claims and says exams assess fitness for school work and aid in correcting ailments. Only one case resisted, waived by school authorities.
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Melrose High School
William ©. Sprague
William A. McCoy
Beeing
Spontaneous Fire Strikes Cambridge Factory
A two alarm blaze in a two story concrete building at 61 58 Hayward Street Cambridge causes major damage. The site houses Walter W Field & Sons Inc machinists. Fire prompted second alarm due to location in the Cambridge manufacturing district.
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Hayward Street
Cambridge
Walter W. Field & Sons, Inc
Snow canvassers back Medford alderman candidate
Supporters of Maynard Snow canvassed the entire city in his bid for alderman at large and predicted a large victory tomorrow. Snow previously served in city government and has a notable record.
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Snow
Medford
Maynard Snow
Clerks Protest Time Shifts in Boston District
Boston Local 100 of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks voiced anger over drastic curtailments and a time change effective in the Boston district this morning. A meeting at the Hotel Brewster followed the announcement, where one member noted cheers for Albert Sydney Burleson when the change was revealed at the Main office.
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Boston
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Brewster
Albert Sydney Burleson
Burlesonian Layoff Debate Cuts Night Worker Rest
The article critiques shifting work times to start an hour later and end an hour later, noting reduced opportunities for entertainment. It highlights removal of a 20 minute layoff for all night workers, a practice cited as 380 years old, referencing Burleson era and a telegram to Washington.
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Burleson
Boston Post Office Clerks Fight Holiday Schedule Curtailments
Boston local members vented over taxed and overworked period before curtailments. They question how a new Welfare Board would handle grievances and accuse officials of ignoring Postmaster General Hays policy. A vivid night letter to National Federation leader Thomas F. Flaherty urges action.
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Terday
Welfare Board
Hays
Boston
Thomas F. Flaherty
National Federation Post Office
L. Building
Washington, D. C
John A. Kelley
William A. Collins
Kelley
Washington
Two Labor Unions Endorse James M. Curley for Mayor
The Building Teamsters Union 379 and Boston & Maine Freight Handlers Union 1120 IA unanimously endorsed James M. Curley for mayor at meetings yesterday. Teamsters president James Garrity cited Curley's past term as mayor of Boston delivering a square deal and ensuring prevailing wage rates for union members.
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Building Teamsters’ Union 379
Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Union 1120
James M. Curley
James Garrity
Teamsters’ Union
Wells Memorial Building
Curley
Boston
Children’s Serenade on Beacon Hill Tonight
Residents of Chestnut street are to be serenaded by the West End Childrens Chorus of the Boston Music School Settlement on Beacon Hill. The event supports a $60 000 membership drive and features Governor Cox Lieutenant-Governor Aller Mayor Peters and Pierre Monteux visiting 41 Allen street at 4 oclock this afternoon. The children will present a special programme for the visitors.
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Chestnut Street
West End
Boston Music School
Beacon Hill
Cox
Aller
Peters
Pierre Monteux
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Allen Street
Sermon Marks Anniversary of Unitarian Society
The Rev. Thomas Van Ness preached at Second Parish Church praising the society’s progress from early discouragement to present eminence on its anniversary. Afternoon addresses honored the founder Rev. Edward D. Towle and Rev. Albert Dieffenbach. A Woman's Alliance supper followed tonight with greetings from Rev. Abbott Peterson of the First Parish Unitarian Church.
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Thomas van Ness
Second Unitarian Society
van Ness
Edward D. Towle
Albert Dieffenbach
Christian Register
Woman’s Alliance
Abbot Peterson
Brookline
First Parish Unitarian Church
Two Autos Collide on Chelsea Street
Several people narrowly escaped injury after a collision on Chelsea Street yesterday afternoon. Two small touring cars crashed, throwing three occupants from one vehicle into the street, though all escaped harm.
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Chelsea Street
Spruce Street
Chelsea
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