G. G. A. Men Win an Easy Victory
G. G. A. candidates swept several wards with Lee leading Bogan by a large margin. Ward results show mixed support for the Mayor’s school slate, with Bogan and Keenan strong in several wards. The council slate claims seven of nine endorsements, with Ballantyne and Coulthurst among top vote-getters and Hagan prominent in multiple wards.
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Curley
Lourie
Bogan
Keenan
South Boston
Lee
Good Government Association
Walter Ballantyne
Patrick Kearns
Coulthurst
Ballantyne
Hagan
Patrick A. Kearns
Good Governmen Association
John J. Attridge
John A. Coulthurst
George W. Coleman
Walter L. Collins
Henry §. Hagan
Daniel J. McDonald
Thomas J. Kenny
James A. Watson
Wiliam H. Wood
Bogan Native of Hub New Member Elect of School Board
Dr. Frederick I. Bogan elected to the Boston school committee yesterday. Charlestown native born Feb 11 1881 he studied at English High School Georgetown and Tufts Medical School 1905 now assistant surgeon at Carney Hospital and at the Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary member of several medical and civic societies lives at 188 Harvard Street Dorchester son of the late Colonel Fred Bogan who led the 1st Massachusetts in the Spanish American War.
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Frederick Is. Bogan
Boston
Charlestown
Tsgs
Bogan
Georgetown University Medical School
Tufts Medical School
United States Marine Hospital
New York
New York Postgraduate Hospital
Carney Hospital
Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary
Massachusetts Medical Society
New England Otological Society
Dorchester Medical Society
Board of
United States Pension Examiners
Harvard Improvement Association
Dorchester
Harvard Street
Fred B. Bogan
Massachusetts
Surgeon Captain in 9th Regiment and Boston Elks Member
A surgeon holding the rank of captain in the medical department is associated with the 9th Regiment. The individual is identified as a member of the Boston lodge of Elks.
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The
Boston Lodge of Elks
Shoe Man 20 Years Henry E Hagan Prominent Boston Businessman
Henry E. Hagan born 1865 in St John New Brunswick rose in Boston retail shoe trade. He started as a clerk, became partner and owner of R H Carleton Co, opened 1080 Washington St store, later two shops at 50 and 100 Washington St. He lived in Dorchester since 1896 and remains closely connected with the city’s needs.
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Henry E. Hagan
St. John
N. B
Boston
North End
Chelsea
Dorchester
Victoria Street
Hanover Street
Washington Street
Malone in Chelsea Wins Mayoralty Fight by 546 Votes
Former Chelsea mayor James H. Malone defeats Edward E. Willard for the mayor's seat by 222 votes in a 4922 turnout. License vote favors Yes 2688 to No 2142. Aldermen elected at large George F. Henderson and Abram H. Kaubeck. Ward winners listed. Charter amendment to appoint Board of Health rejected by 1990 to 1993 with recount planned.
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James H. Malone
Chelsea
Edward E. Willard
Willard
Malone
George F. Henderson
Abram H. Kaubeck
Friends of the
Fogg A Winner In Four Cornered Newburyport Mayoral Race
Former Representative Clarence J. Forz wins a four cornered mayoral contest in Newburyport and gains a 144 plurality over Mayor Hiram H. Sandford. Forz totals 1179 votes to Sandford 135, Burke 7, Spohaker 87. License vote fails 1623 to 1385. Non partisan election.
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Newburyport
Clarence J. Forz
Hiram H. Sandford
Fogs
Sandford
Robert E. Burke
John Spohaker
Mayor Brown Re-elected in North Adams License Vote
North Adams voters chose Mayor Wallace J. Brown Republican for another term by seven votes over Democrat John W. Gale. The city also approved issuing a license in the election results.
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Brown
North Adams
Wallace J. Brown
John W. Gale
Harrison's Wholesale Stock Big Sale Ad
Harrison's wholesale stock in half retail prices at 682 672 Washington street near Beach. Displays blue black and gray chinchilla shawl collars and single and double breasted fancy blanket backs with silk sleeve buttons.
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Harrison's Big Sale
Washington Street
Cor. Beach
Light Vote Blamed For Lourie Defeat In Boston Schools
Charles F. R. Foss of the Public School Association says the light turnout caused the defeat of Moses S. Lourie, praising Joseph Lee's re election and urging voters to keep schools out of politics.
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Charles F. R. Foss
Public School Association
Moses S. Lourie
Boston
Joseph Lee
Frederick L. Bogan Thanks Supporters for School Board Win
Frederick L. Bogan thanks supporters after winning a seat on the School Board. He expresses gratitude for loyal friends and pledges to fulfill the responsibilities of the role.
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Frederick L. Bogan
Voters Back City Charter Support in Boston
Robert J. Bottomley of the Good Government Association hails a decisive victory for Coulthurst Ballantyne and Hagan for Boston City Council. He says the results show public confidence in the current city charter and rejection of district representation. He credits the association’s recommendations as aligned with the city’s best interests.
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Robert J. Bottomley
Good Government Association
Messrs. Coulthurst
Ballantyne and Hagan
Boston
MacDonald Wins Brisk Three Cornered Beverly Mayoral Race
Mayor Herman A. MacDonald wins Beverly three cornered mayoral contest by 29 votes. He tops Willard O. Wylie 1328 to 1299 with 3761 total votes including 55 by women. former Alderman McPherson 1077. Louis S. Smith elected Board of Aldermen president. City keeps liquor sale ban with 2201 No and 1322 Yes.
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Beverly
Herman A. MacDonald
MacDonald
Willard O. Wylie
McPherson
Louis S. Smith
Citywide precinct vote details listed on page 11
The note directs readers to page 11 for full detailed vote results by precinct, indicating a citywide tally available there. It preserves the reference to precincts and the specific page for the detailed breakdown.
Army and Fleet for Canal Defense Probable
Commander Stirling of the Atlantic fleet submarine flotilla told the House naval affairs committee that defending the Panama canal in war would require not only a navy but a large mobile army to protect and keep the canal open. The hearing was held in Washington on December 15.
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Washington
United States
Panama Canal
Stirling
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Naval committee hears on canal defense and submarine fleet
Representative Farr questions U S naval readiness to control the canal against a German-like navy. Commander Stirling cites lack of a base, Jamaica as nearest foreign option, and notes 18 submarines could be active within days. He predicts battleship driven future with faster armored submarines, and notes tender shortages and a November 26 recommendation letter.
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Germany
Farr
Pennsylvania
Stirling
Jamaica
Pacific
United States
Merchants Heard on Armament Needs for Defense
Major-General Howard Wood and former War Secretary Henry L. Stimson spoke to the Merchants' Association of New York about essential defense measures including a militia, stronger regular forces, and adequate armament to meet sudden attacks.
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United States
Merchants’ Association of
New York
Honard Wood
Henry L. Stimson
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J. Frank O'Hare
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Martin Lomasney
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Sstler Furniture Company
Friend Street
Haymarket Square
Hub
Waterman
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School Street
Monogram Whiskey
Binke
Miners Eigne Lci
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Harrison's
Moses S. Laurie
Frederick L. Bogan, M. D
Herman MacDonald
Brisk
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Canal
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Burrill
Oliver Ditson Co
Tremont
Victor Victrola ‘Machines
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Ccharvey
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Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
George Lincoln Parker
John Kendrick Bangs
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