Abandon Coolidge Campaign Ends Washington HQ
Yesterday Massachusetts political developments saw the closing of the Washington headquarters for Governor Coolidge's Republican presidential bid. James B. Reynolds announced the move, citing Coolidge’s stance on contesting national convention delegates, as Democrats push Senator David I Walsh for their presidential nomination.
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Washington
Coolidge
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
James B. Reynolds
Walsh boom signals New England group to back League foes
Democrats launch a drive to line up New England delegates for San Francisco next June to oppose League of Nations friendly candidates and platforms. Governor Coolidge’s position in Massachusetts blocks his delegate fight there and his supporters consider no national campaign for Coolidge delegates. The question of a nationwide challenge remains doubtful among Coolidge backers.
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Walsh
New England
San Francisco
League of Nations
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Lectures and Meetings Tonight Across Boston 8 p m Focus
Tonight features multiple events in Boston: Miss Eunice H Avery gives Current Events at Pilgrim Hall at 8, Dartmouth dinner at Hotel Copley Plaza at 6 30, Lowell Institute lectures on Peace Conference Balkans by Prof Robert H Lord and on Universal Military Training by Charles W Eliot at State House, Irish Freedom Friends form municipal council at Catholic Union Hall, Rev William Harman van Allen speaks on the Irish Question at Church of the Advent, A J Muste and John Haynes Holmes debate Direct Action vs Political Action at 3 Joy Street.
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Eunice H. Avery
Pilgrim Hall
Boston
Dartmouth
Copley Plaza
Lowell Institute
Balkans
Robert H. Lord
Charles W. Eliot
Department of Education
Division of
University Extension Auditorium
State House
Friends of Irish Freedom
Catholic Union Hall
William Harman van Allen
Church of the Advent
A. J. Muste
Anda John Haynes Holmes
League For Democratic Control
Joy Street
Play Your Ace in Witwer's Alex the Great Series
The next Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature Play Your Ace, another funny installment in H. C. Witwer's Alex the Great series.
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H. C. Witwer
Alex. the Great
Boston Sunday Post
Division of railroad earnings urged to protect public
Louisville January 29 Walker D Hines director general of rail roads urged at the Transportation Club that excess earnings of railroad corporations above a reasonable return should be divided. He said such division would protect the public from very prosperous railroads and ensure a fair return to all roads.
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Louisville
Walker D. Hines
Transportation Club
Railroad plan urged to protect public and private capital
Mr Hines argues against plans that discourage private capital and contends a bold, effective scheme is needed now to protect public interests. He warns that private management after federal control could disappoint if the railroad problem is not decisively addressed. Major-General Leonard Wood also spoke during the Louisville visit.
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Mr. Hines
Hines
Leonard Wood
Louisville
License Board for Quincy Clears House Vote to Third Reading
The Massachusetts House approved a bill to create a license board for Quincy by a 73 to 2 vote, with opponents arguing it would politicize license grants. Supporters said city leaders and solicitors favor the change to reduce council wrangles, noting the bill is permissive and requires mayoral and city council approval.
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Quincy
Bates
Woodill
Melrose
Committee On Cities
Whilton
McDonald
Firemen's Bill Amendment Faces City Committee Controversy
A proposed amendment to the two platoon firemen's bill sparked controversy before the committee on cities yesterday. The change would let chiefs require firemen to stay on duty during grave emergencies.
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Committee On Cities
Firemen’s Extended Duty Proposed in Two-Platoon Law Change
Chief Jesse F Barrett of the Peabody fire department backs an amendment allowing two-platoon law men to be called to duty during time off amid a conflagration defined as a two-alarm fire. He cites several other fire chiefs in support while Attorney Thomas B P Wilson and others oppose, arguing it grants excessive power and risks favoritism.
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Jesse F. Barrett
Peabody Fire Department
Bhanke
Fiske
Framingham
Cahill
Wakefield
Daley
Brockton
New Bedford
O’hearn
Watertown
Thomas B. P. Wilson
Wilson
W. H. Merchant, Jr
Massachusetts
Permanent Firemen's Association
John J. Kelley
Lawrence
Grady
Springfield
Marriage Intentions Listed For Dozens Of Boston Area Couples
A long list details numerous marriage intentions, naming grooms and brides with ages, occupations, and addresses across Boston area neighborhoods including Charlestown Roxbury Allston Jamaica Plain Dorchester Roslindale and Brookline. Several entries note widowed divorced or at home statuses. The document reflects routine nuptial filings for local residents.
Cambridge pairs named in household listing
Cambridge residents listed in a crowded household record. John Harrigan and Rose Ricely both of 16 Cherry street are at home with Charles Wells and Claire Filbol of 282 Western avenue. Benjamin Flayderman and Rose Sinofsky share 21 Clary street with Abraham Gliehouse and Sarah Cohen from nearby Vershire.
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John Harrigan
Cherry St
Cambridge
Rose Ricely
Charles D. Wells
Western Ave
Claire
Filbol
Benjamin Flayderman
Clary St
Rose I. Sinofsky
Abraham Gliehouse
Local residents named in court records
Tacitus M. Perry age 31 of 42 Ivy Street Boston clerk and Miriam A. Sherman age 23 of 45 Cherry Street Boston typist listed. John J. Reagan age 22 of 4 Benedict Street Boston electrical worker and Lemena M. Carmier age 21 of 27 Eliot Street Lynn electrical worker appear.
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Dennis J. Sullivan
Oneida St
Ellen Mason
David J. Allman
Boston
Roslindale
Johanna Wieland
South St
Nicholas J. McCarthy
Chestnut St
Charlestown
Katherine Powers
Academy St
Arlington
Frederick G. Richardson
Columbia Id
Dorchester
Marrella A. Burnham
Ashmont St
William P. Reilly
Haskell St
Allston
Mary
B. Barnes
Tremont St
John I. Larson
Union Ave
Jamaica Plain
Mary ©. Healy
Florence
Brookline
F Lucius M. Perry
Miriam A. Sherman
Cherry St
West Somerville
Charles Goldsmith
Harrishoff
Roxbury
Dorage
Devon St
Domenico Pugiel
Columbus Ave
Annie Cassata
Maurice J. McCarthy
East
Canton St
Anna Fi. Connolly
Armstrong St
Martin J. Keenan
Ruggles Pl
Catherine J. McCarthy
Adams St
Milton
Alfred R. Kingwell
Union
Theresa T. Cashman
Kragto Andratto
Bremen St
Mary R. M. Raymond
Chesterfield St
William J. Hammond
Johnson Ave
Cecilia A. McCarthy
Whitney Sr
George FB. Perkins
Commonwealth Ave
Anna P. Perkins
Patrick Griffin
Dwight Sr
Annie Conley
Alton Pl
Tacitus M. Perry
Ivy St
John J. Reagan
Benedict St
Lemena M. Carmier
Eliot St
Lynn
Burial service for Rev Dr Dorion editor of Zion's Herald
Funeral services are set for Sunday at St Mark's Methodist in Brookline for Rev Dr Dorion editor of Zion's Herald and longtime New England Methodist minister. Dorion formerly worked in newspapers including Manchester Daily Mirror 1896 98 and held roles at Epworth Herald Chicago before joining Zion's Herald as editor in 1912 and last spring.
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Cc. F. Dorion
Zion's Herald
New England
Park Street
Brookline
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Dorian
Manchester Daily Mirror
Franklin
Plymouth
New Hampshire
Epworth Herald
Chicago
Young People's
Methodist Episcope
Theion's Herald
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