Kenny Seeks Boston Mayor Polls Touting Victory
Boston campaign trail coverage shows candidate Kenny claiming a 420000 vote win and challenging Curley over alleged New Haven ties while touring East Boston Ward 4 Ward 18 and South End venues. The piece notes crowds, heated exchanges on Arlington street loans, and Kenny’s pledge to win by 4000 votes with promises to seek state aid for road upkeep.
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Curley
New Haven
Washington Mall
Washington Street
Ward 4
Northfield Palm Garden
Tremont and
Northfield Streets
Ward 18
Kenny
Clarence Robinson
Robinson
Keep Working Youthful With Olive Tablets
A vintage health notice touts olive colored Olive Tablets from Dr. Edwards in Ohio as a gentle substitute for calomel. It claims liver and bowel cleansing boost energy and a youthful glow, priced 100 and 26c per box and sold by Ali druggists.
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Edwards
Ohio
Edwardes
Ed Olive
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Ali Druggists
Plan 3 Days Campaign For Kenny In Ward 20
At a large meeting of the Young Men's Political Club Ward 20, held at James E E O Connell 13 Bowdoin street, Thom as J Kenny received unanimous indorsement. Plans for a three day campaign were outlined and committees appointed to organize a Harvard street section blitz. Kenny will speak at an open air rally at Harvard Greenwood Standish streets with a flying car squad for poll work. A three member committee J Bemis Donovan Jr Edwin L Bradley Edward W Joyce led that effort and a special Harvard area committee was formed with William Ball Edwin F Bradley J Bemis Donovan Arthur F Graham Jr Edward W Joyce Myron R Clark and Arthur F Ball.
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Young Men's Political Club
Ward 20
James EE. O'Connell
Bowdoin Street
Thomas J. Kenny
Kenny
Harvard Street
Harvard
Greenwood
Standish
J. Bemis Donovan, Jr
Edwin L. Bradley
Edward W. Joyce
William §. Ball
Edwin F. Bradley
J. Bemis Donovan
Arthur F. Graham, Jr
Myron R. Clark
Arthur F. Ball
Parade and rally for Kenny shape Boston campaign
A bold parade in Boston precedes a Tremont Temple rally tonight for Mayoralty candidate Thomas J. Kenny. Speakers from Dem, Republican, and Progressive factions will join party leaders, with East Boston groups and Italian real estate owners backing Kenny and Henry B. Hagan for City Council.
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Boston
Kenny
Thomas J. Kenny
Tremont Temple
Curley Pledges to Slash Campaign Costs in Boston tour
Democratic candidate James M. Curley vows to cut election spending citing volunteer support and promises no pay for workers or vehicles on election day. He disputes charges of $20,000 note discounts and fund-raising from public service firms, touting affidavits from Exchange Trust Company officials.
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St. Vincent de Paul
Ti’Iwin
New Haven Railroad
Curley Denies $20,000 Note Charge With Affidavits
Copies of affidavits from James M. Curley and Robert E. Fay deny any note for $20,000 at the Exchange Trust Company and assert Curley did not take money from public service interests. Further affidavits reiterate Curley’s stance against accepting funds from such sources. A separate statement links Kenny campaign financiers to a bid for a $67 million New Haven bond issue, while Progressive figures dispute broad support for either Curley or Kenny.
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Kenny
Kange Trust Company
Exchange Trust Company
Robert E. Fay
Supreme Court
New Haven
New England
Codman Square
Blue Hill Avenue
Ward
Ward 2
Lower Mills
River Street
Kelcher Hall
Neponset
Mattapan Square
James M. Curley
Curley
Public Service Corporation
Boston
Suffolk Ss
G. Wallace Tibbetts
The
I. James M. Curley
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Buffalk
Ward 17
Supreme Court Yespy
John W. Vaughan
Frank A. Goodwin
Progressive City Committee
Senate
House
General Court
Foss
State Board of Insanity
Isaac H. Andrews
Andover
Swampscott
Andrew
Danvers Hospital
Deserts a Spendthrift Wife in Divorce Filing
A husband seeks a divorce on grounds of desertion from his spendthrift wife whose reckless extravagance led to numerous court battles. He has remained silent until now and asks the court to grant the divorce.
Reynolds Affair Linked to East Cambridge Libel Case
Details show Mrs Reynolds once attracted national attention after companion George Bowler faced forgery charges. The couple’s split followed lavish spending of an inherited $400 000 and Bowler’s arrest in Boston. The libel suit is filed in the Superior Court at East Cambridge. Reynolds is described as formerly Miss Stevens from a prominent Boston family.
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Curley
New Haven
John Jackson Walsh
East Boston
Mr. Curley
Ward 2
Tammany Club
Ward 17
Reynold
Pleasant Avenue
Somerville
New York City
East Cambridge
Boston
George P. Bowler
Bowler
Commonwealth Avenue
Reynolds
Harvard
Rowler
Poco’ Bennett
Charles Street
Mrs. Reynolds
Estate of Cardinal Rampolla to be inventoried in Rome
Rome Jan 9 The judicial authorities have asked Cardinal Pompill and Cardinal Vennatelli to be present when the seals are removed from the late Cardinal Rampolla's apartment. An inventory of the estate will begin next Monday and is expected to total about 140000 dollars.
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Rome
Cardinal Pompill
Cardinal Vennatelli
Cardinal Rampolla
Curley Invites Henny to Speak at Symphony Hall Rally
Boston mayoral candidate James M. Curley invites rival Thomas J. Kenny to be his guest and speak at Symphony Hall on a Saturday evening. Curley says both candidates should meet similar audiences and offers to address Kenny's Tremont Temple rally if invited, but declines as a necessity.
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Symphony Hall
Thoring
Tremont Temple
The
Boston American
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New York
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James M. Curley
Thomas J. Kenny
Boston
Mass
Mr. Kenny
Congressmen to Speak for Curley in Boston Campaign
Representatives Ferris of Oklahoma and of Missouri left tonight for Boston to speak tomorrow and tomorrow night in Fenway for Curley’s campaign for mayor.
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Washington
Ferris
Oklahoma
Missouri
Boston
Fenreedioeaits
Curley
Ayor
Teeling Remarks on Curley and Exchange Trust Dispute
Teeling manager for Thomas J. Kenny says affidavits claiming Curley did not discount a note at Exchange Trust Company are amusing. He asserts Kenny did not state the bank discounted the note and cites Shakespeare. The fragment ends with an ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine and a signature KE W Grove.
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Teeling
Shakspere
Richard
Thomas J. Kenny
Curley
Exchange Trust Company
KE. W. Grove
Lomasney Cushing clash stalls committee choices in Legislature
A tense intra party clash between Lomasney Tague and the regulars under Cushing delays committee appointments as Speaker Cushing and President Coolidge await the House list. Progressives object to single-man control of posts and pull back names including six who backed Cushing. A floor privilege bill also surfaces amid a broader political scramble.
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Tague
Cushing
Cox
Coolidge
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House
Dahlberg
Brockton
Charles Sumner Bird
Fred W. Cross
Royalston
Progressive Party
Alfred N. Fessenden
Townsend
Boston Democracy
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George Shields
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Dorchester
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James P. Landers
Democratic Ward Committee
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Ward 24
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