Storrow Campaign Rallies Draw Large Boston Crowds
Boston mayoral candidate John F. Storrow held a series of rallies across wards including Jamaica Plain Roslindale Mattapan and Bowdoin Street drawing crowds from 100 to 600. He condemned Fitzgeralds defense and pledged labor support and better railroad facilities while criticizing gift contracts and misused city funds.
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Boston
P. F. Donovan
Democratic
Abt
Armory Street
Jamaica Plain
Storrow
Knights of Honor Hall
Roslindale Square
Ward
J. Henry Smith
Germania Club
Granville Street
Oakland Hall
Mattapan Square
Navillus Hall
Bowdoin Street
William J. Paul
Dudley Street Opera House
St. Paul's
Camden Street
Ward 18
Mr. Storrow
Ward 6
Fitzgerald
Dennis F. O'Connell
O'Connell
Finance Commission
James M. Curley
James M Curley
Mahan
Warrant Sought to Compel Witness Attendance by Boston Election Board
The Boston Election Board plans to seek a court warrant to compel a witness to attend a hearing, marking a first in the city's history. The move follows discussions with Corporation Counsel Babson and arises from Ward 8 registration cases being heard by the board.
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Chase
Jennings
Election Board
Babson
Walter N. Knight
Berwick House
West End
Knight
James J. Hart
Falmouth House
Causeway Street
Hart
Cambridge
Jacob Barber
Leverett Street
Roslindale
Boston
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Park Department
Mitchell
Sewer Department
Water Department
John F. Fitzgerald
M. H. Cuddihy & Sons
Cily
Codman Street
Ritzgerald Defence
City
Columbus Avenue
Witzgerald Defence
James P. Timilty
Josiah Quincy
Tfitzgerald
John I. Fitzgerald
Dowd
Atlas Coal Company
Bach
Fitzgerald Defence
United States
Brother Henry
Faneuil Hall
H. F
Henry
Republic
Daniel Doherty
Simon Hershon
Chambers Street
Frank M. Segall
Allen Street
William J. Conley
Conley
Segall
Medford
Hershon
Brighton
Frederick Chase
James E. Downey
Billerica Street
Downey
Irving Street
Revere
Robert FE. McKirdy
West
Ndt
Short Beach
Binney Street
Roxbury
Causeway
Scott & Company, Limited
Limiitec
Washington St
Franklin Street
Sunday Post
Band of the Fortunate
Soe
Pie
James J. Storrow
Oston
Health Department