Rothwell Responds to Fitzgerald Speech at Tremont Temple
Bernard J. Rothwell disputes John F. Fitzgerald's remarks in Tremont Temple and defends his own actions as Boston city trustees. He alleges Fitzgerald misrepresented English’s removal, criticizes a proposed board judge jury plan, and argues safety and cost concerns at Long Island coal facilities influenced decisions.
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Long Island
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William J. Sullivan
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Monster Rally for Storrow Draws 2200 in Boston
A large turnout of over 2200 Hebrew residents packed the Grand Opera House on Washington Street for a Municipal Citizens League rally. Speakers praised James J. Storrow for Mayor while critiquing the Hebrew Citizens League tied to John F. Fitzgerald and his circle.
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Washington Street
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Citizens’ League
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Municipal League
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John A. Kelcher
John A. Coulthurst
Isaac Isaacs
John B. Moran
David A. Ellis
Walter L. Collins
Dorchester
Mark Stone
Joseph Santosuosso
North End
Samuel Kabatzonick
Nathan Pinanski
Robert Silverman
Hebrew Citizens’ League
Martin M. Lomasney
Massachusetts
Nathan Matthews
John A. Sullivan
John F. Moors
Laurence Minot
Nathaniel I. Taylor
Notable election rhetoric from John R. Murphy letter
A historical letter praises American civic values and party figures such as Lodge and Guild, endorsing equal rights and unity while critiquing race prejudice. Murphy commends a firefighter acquaintance and Army Navy service, expressing gratitude for friendship and continued success, signed John R. Murphy.
Murphy backs Storrow to beat Fitzgerald race tactics
In a public letter John R. Murphy, Charlestown Democratic leader and former mayoral candidate, urges supporters to back James J. Storrow, arguing race and religion are being used by Fitzgerald backers to derail Plan 2. He cites calls for unity and loyalty to liberal values as the path to victory.
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Charlestown
James J. Storrow
Fitzgerald
Daniel Callahan
Boston Fire Department
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Storrow
Boston
Kimball
Mass
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John F. Fitzgerald
Pastor Vincent Urges Fitzgerald Defeat in Boston Race
The Rev. Clarence A. Vincent of Emmanuel Walnut Avenue Church urged his Roxbury congregation to vote against Fitzgerald next Tuesday. He criticized Fitzgerald, urging voters to consider merit and the candidate's ability to secure victory in Boston.
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Boston
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