Gallivan Opens City Hall Campaign Against Curley Ring
Boston rally notes show James A. Gallivan rallying voters to elect him mayor, denouncing a City Hall criminal court and county jail alliance aligned with Mayor Curley and attacking Andrew Peters. He pledges a clean administration and a square deal for all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Gallivan
Curley
Boston Common
City Hall
Boston
Pelletier
Kelcher
Tremont Temple
Mr. Peters
Backers Rally Behind James A. Gallivan In Boston Mayoral Race
Thomas J. Kenny endorses Congressman James A. Gallivan citing his record in the Massachusetts Legislature and as Boston street commissioner. Kenny says Gallivan would provide an honest capable administration and urges voters to elect him for four years to end current political cycles. He praises Gallivan’s wartime Congress votes and the Rutland hospital project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James .A. Gallivan
Thomas J. Kenny
Curley
Boston
Congress of the United States
Rutland
Congress
Gallivan
Gallivan Attacks County Ring in Boston Mayoral Bid
Congressman Gallivan denounces a county ring in a statement urging voters to repudiate efforts to inject politics into the courts. He cites John B. Moran’s fight against corruption and warns District Attorney Pelletier is using power to back Curley, impacting numerous cases and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallivan
New “‘County
John B. Moran
County
Boston
Pelletier
Curley
Swig backs Gallivan for Boston mayor in strong statement
Simon Swig vice-president of Tremont Trust endorses James A. Gallivan for mayor, praising his record as state legislator street commissioner and congressman. He says Gallivan is honest, effective, and dedicated to the common good, and urges unity to defeat Curley in next Tuesday's vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Swig
Tremont Trust Company
James A. Gallivan
Boston
Congressman Gallivan
Washington
Mr. Gallivan
Gallivan
Angell
James M. Curley
Clarke's Tribute Highlights Gallivan Record for Mayoral Run
Henry Martyn Clarke praised Gallivan's public life and said his splendid record would aid him as mayor. Clarke spoke at his Beacon Street home last night in a tribute event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Martyn Clarke
Beacon Street
Local Boston voter backs James Gallivan for mayor
Dorchester real estate man Paul urges Boston voters to support James A. Gallivan, outlining five reasons including desire for change after four years, opposition to Curley influenced banking moves, and Gallivan's experience and connection to the people. He argues Republicans should back Gallivan to defeat Mayor Curley and prevent a Curley second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Paul
Dorchester
Boston
James A. Gallivan
John J. Martin
Gallivan
Dr. Cook
Denmark
P. T. Barnum
Powell Endorses Gallivan for Boston Mayor
Architect Francis G. Powell argued that Gallivan’s four year congressional plank guarantees a businesslike city administration. Powell cited his experience with Gallivan as street commissioner and noted support from Fitzgerald and Curley’s selection of Peters to split the anti Curley vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallivan
Fitzgerald
Francis G. Powell
Congressman Gallivan
Boston
Colored Voters Urged to Support Gallivan by Harvard Athlete
William C. Matthews, former Harvard star and now Boston attorney, endorses James A. Gallivan for mayor. He cites Gallivan’s stand for colored people, promising street improvements, police protection, and proportional representation, and notes Simon Swig’s backing as a trusted ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Matthews
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Boston
James A. Gallivan
McVey
Gallivan
Jimmy Gallivan
Congress
Washington
Simon Swig
Bogton
Tremont Trust VP accuses mayor of political money removal
Simon Swig, first vice-president of the Tremont Trust Company, in an interview last night, accused Mayor Curley of removing large sums of city money from the trust company as retaliation for Swig refusing to endorse his mayoral candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinking Fund Commission
Simon Swig
Trust Company
Major Curley
Boston
Curley
Parker House
Tremont Trust Company
Vorenberg
Ferguson
The
Swig
Gallivan Backed for Mayor by Dr. Fleischer
Dr. Charles Fleischer on Dartmouth street endorses Congressman Gallivan for mayor. He praises The Post for supporting Gallivan and notes his Republican but democratic view that values all citizens including the humblest. He recalls promising early support if Gallivan stayed in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fleischer
Dartmouth Street
Gallivan
Post
Curley
Gallivan praised as real patriot by Harvard class secretary
George Royal Pulsifer secretary of Harvard class of 1888 said of James A Gallivan that he is an honest loyal man and popular. He praised his past as a ball player and predicted that if elected Boston mayor there would be no dirty plays in the office and his deeds would reflect credit on his class and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codman Square
John P. Feeney
Fitzgerald
Gallivan
Tremont Temple
William E. Russell
Columbia Road
Congressman Gallivan
Congress
Curley
Lick Curley
Boston
Boston Post
Peters
Mr. Gallivan
United States
City Wall
City Hall
Charles Street
Andrew J. Peters
Dilettante Social
Pelletier
Kelcher
Clerk Campbell
John B. Moran
Court House
James A. Gallivan
Galivan
James A. Galivan
Harvard
George Royal Pulsifer
Jimmy
Curley Slandered Logan and the Fighting Ninth Says Gallivan
Congressman Gallivan charged Mayor Curley plotted against Col. Logan and the Fighting Ninth from the start. He recalled Logan on the dock as troops left for service, saying Curley avoided the farewell and was distant in Framingham while the regiment sailed. Former Mayor Fitzgerald supported the account, noting Curley’s absence at the dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
Col.Logan
Gallivan
Logan
Boston
Ned’ Logan
City Hall
Fighting Ninth
Colonel Logan
Jim
Old City
Fitzgerald
John F
Framingham
Boston Regiment
Bretton Woods
Endorsement Praises Veteran Street Commissioner and Patriot
A staunch supporter lauds the long time street commissioner for his thoroughness and integrity. The speaker calls him a real patriot and asserts such public virtue is essential in office today.
Fixed export coal prices raise by 1.35 a ton abroad
Washington December 13 export and foreign bunker coal prices were fixed by the fuel administration at 1.35 dollars per ton above the domestic scale. The new rates apply to all countries except Canada and Mexico. Officials say the rise will return profits to American producers taken by foreign dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Fuel Administration
United States
Canada
Mexico
Melrose Ward 2 Alderman Victory Declared
A recount in Ward 2 Melrose switched the lead with Sidney Prince declared elected Alderman over Adonis D. Howard. Howard led Prince by one vote on first returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Sidney Prince
Adonis D. Howard
Prince
Liberty Loan subscribers prepare large interest payment
Thousands of second Liberty Loan subscribers will pay about 4 percent of the total bond value at banks tomorrow though due at the federal reserve banks Saturday. The Treasury will also begin the first semi annual interest payments on the first issue the same weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brighton Town Hall
Regent Hall
Grove Hall
Henny
Andrew SJ. Peters
South Street
Jamaica Plain
Campbell
Clarke’s
Mendous
Merchants National
Paul
Powell
W. C. Matthews
U. S
New England
Toma Witson
Awtive
ALU
Washington St
Boston, Mass
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!