Whipple Enters Senate Race Against Lodge Rival
Brookline attorney Whipple announced his Democratic candidacy for the U S Senate challenging Senator Lodge. He brands Lodge as champion of bankers and tariff backed interests, vows to present issues reflecting working people, and says the Republican Congress is incompetent. Whipple plans a strong statewide campaign with a committee of prominent Democrats.
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Lodge
Whipple
Gaston
Republican Congress
War Weeks
Norris
Nebraska
Congress
Senator Lodge
Women’s Democratic Club
Nahant
Thomas P. Riley
Malden
Democratic State Committee
John F. McDonald
Boston
James H. Vahey
Edward P. Barry
Senate
Weeks
Baltimore Mother's Message Promotes Dr True's Elixir
Mrs Henry Johnson of 820 W Hayward Ave Baltimore writes a letter praising Dr True's Elixir and related products for worms in children. She notes common symptoms and urges mothers to use the remedies to improve children health. The ad lists prices 40c to 60c to 1 20.
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W. Hayward Ave
Baltimore
Henry Johnson
Dr. True
Professor Dallas Love Sharp Joins Senate Race in Boston
Professor Dallas Love Sharp of Boston University filed 150 signatures with Boston election commissioners to enter the Democratic race for the United States Senate. He will oppose John Jackson Walsh Sherman Whipple and William A. Gaston, who have declared for Senator Lodge.
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17. S. Senate
Dallas Love Sharp
Boston University
Exeter Street
Boston
Sharp
John Jackson Walsh
Sherman Whipple
William A. Gaston
Lodge
George Holden Tinkham
Former Bank Officer Surrenders On Indictment
William K. Brown, ex vice president of Back Bay National Bank, turned himself in to federal marshals after a grand jury returned a secret indictment charging misapplication of 18000 in 1926. He pleaded not guilty and is held on $1000 bail awaiting trial. counts allege misapplication of 7000 and 6009 through notes endorsed by A. F. Heald and Central Maine Potato Company without directors’ knowledge.
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William Kk. Brown
Back Bay National Bank
United States Marshal
Federal Grand Jury
Ife
Mack
United States District Court
Brown
Central Maine Potato Company
A. F. Heald
Fireworks Tonight In Metropolitan District After Rain Delay
Fireworks purchased for Independence Day may be discharged tonight between 8 and 10 p m following a general order by Acting Fire Commissioner William J Casey after a meeting with State Fire Marshal Neal The order allows residents in the Metropolitan district to celebrate at home without police interference The city firework display on the Boston Common and World War Memorial Park will now be held after 8 o'clock and the band concert at Edward Hav erett Square is scheduled for 5 p m tonight
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William J. Casey
Casey
Neal
Boston Common
World War Memorial Park
Wood Island Park
Boston
Edward Haverett Square
Sp. m
Police guard lines enter Worcester after railroad attack
Five police officers were assigned to duty at three rail lines entering Worcester following an attack on a non union employee near the Lincoln Square depot of the Boston and Maine railroad yesterday by alleged strike sympathizers. The move came as picketing forces doubled.
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Worcester
Lincoln Square
Boston & Martine Railroad
National Guard Begins Annual Two Week Camp
Boston dispatch reports the Massachusetts National Guard moving to annual encampments for two weeks. Infantry cavalry artillery and auxiliary units totaling several thousand citizen soldiers begin the forward march to their camps this morning.
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Boston
Massachusetts National Guard
Massachusetts units mobilize for Devens training and coast defense encampment
The 11th Infantry Brigade under Brig Gen Edward L. Logan departs East Armory at dawn for North Station and Devens, with the 101st and 104th Regiments, the 26th Division train, 111th MG Battalion, the colored 2nd Separate Battalion, the 26th Signal Co and 102nd Ambulance Co enroute. Cavalry under Major Gallup sails toward Wakefield for four days of practice before Boxford camp, while 1st Coast Defence Command plus 12 coast artillery companies prepare forts Andrew and Strong and field artillery units move from Brockton to Barnstable for two weeks.
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Edward L. Logan
East Armory
North Station
Devens
101St Regiment
Foley
104Th Regiment
Western
Massachusetts
Norton
26Th Division
John Atkinson
111Th
Thomas E. Mors Ris
26Th Signal Company
W. C. G. Simpkins
Walden W. Walker
South Armory
Camp Devens
104Th Infantry
1011St
Cavalry
Dana T. Gallup
Commonwealth Armory
Wakefield
Boxford
1St Coast Defence Command
Coast Artillery
Benjamin Shedd
Fort Andrew
Fort Strong
1St Field Artillery
Warren S. Keith
Brockton
Barnstable
Babe the Mexican Burro Ends War Mascot Era in Worcester
The Emmet Guards mascot Babe the Mexican burro, brought home from the 1916 Mexican border trip, has been pensioned and housed at Worcester’s Lake Park Zoo for six years. The long–forgotten mascot now brims with personality, offering a playful heehaw to visitors as caretaker Con O’Leary notes.
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Babe
C. O'Leary
Worcester Zoo
Rio Grande
Emmet Guards
Worcester
9Th Regiment
Reilly
Worcester Municipal Zoo
Lake Park
Lake Quinsigamond
Con” O'Leary
Appointment of Senator Hardy to Public Utilities Commission
Senator Leonard F. Hardy of Huntington, a longtime legislator and former House member, will be appointed by Governor Cox to the Public Utilities Commission to replace Alonzo R. Weed, who has been named to the Superior Court bench. The move awaits Executive Council confirmation next week. Hardy, a 1918 Senate veteran and former Ways and Means chair, has led the panel and helped oversee the Fierce removal petition.
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Leonard F. Hardy
Huntington
Cox
Public Utilities Commission
Alonzo R. Weed
Newton
Superior Court
Executive Council
Weed
Hardy
Senate
House
Fairfield Academy
New York
Ways and Means
Judge Fierce
Supreme Court
Sisters to Open Summer Camp for Girls at Lake Wausha Kum
Sisters of St. Joseph based at Mt. St. Joseph Academy Framingham announce a summer camp for girls on the Lake Wausha Kum shore in August. Miss Alice McClure of the Sargent School class of 1921 will lead physical activities and outdoor recreation.
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Sisters of St. Joseph
Mt. St. Joseph Academy
Lrighton
Lake Waushakum
Framingham
Alice McClure
Sargent School
Silent Parade Demands Dyer Anti Lynching Bill Support
A silent 600 participant protest marks the third day of the National Equal Rights League meeting. The march through city streets to Faneuil Hall sought action from Congress on the Dyer anti lynching bill and urged Lodge to push its passage. Speakers included William Munroe Trotter and Rev Walter D McClane among others.
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Mth
National Equal Rights League
Faneuil Hall
League
Congress
Senator Lodge
William Munroe Trotter
Walter D. McClane
M. A. N. Shaw
M. W. Spencer
Washington
Massive crowd gathers in Malden for Webster Playstead display
One of the largest crowds ever seen in Malden and nearby towns flocked to Webster Playstead Maplewood last night to view the city’s rework display.
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Malden
Webster Playstead
Maplewood
Strength Restored By Pink Pills For Blood Building
Mrs. Estelle Wescott of Vernon Street Saco Maine suffered thin blood for over a year. She reports stronger appetite improved color and increased strength after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The company offers a free booklet Building Up the Blood and sells pills for sixty cents a box via druggists or direct from Schenectady New York.
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Estelle Wescott
Vernon Street
Saco
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Answers on Jewish Protests at Harvard and Boston
July 7 letters from Harvard president emeritus Charles W. Eliot and Boston Mayor Curley respond to Louis Friedman’s protests over Harvard's stance toward Jewish students. Eliot defends private endowed education and warns against state takeover, noting public funding limits and continued endowment leadership. Curley says he seeks to block persecution literature from U S mail and uphold tolerance.
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New York
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Curley
Boston
Louis Friedman
Harvard
Friedman
Eliot
Faculty of Arts and Science
Lowell
United States
Man Thrown From Wagon In Salem Collision
Michael Lucy aged 68 of 23 Church Street Salem is hospitalized with a fractured skull and other injuries after being thrown from his wagon when an electric car on Bridge Street near the Beverly Bridge crashed into it. He is unconscious and on the danger list.
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Salem
Michael Lucy
Church Street
Salem Hospital
Bridge Street
Beverly Bridge
Allen Confers in Springfield Governor Candidate Visit
Attorney General J Weston Allen Republican candidate for governor arrived in Springfield for a brief rest and conferred with District Attorney Charles A Wright and Attorney Wendell G Brownson. He denied political or legal significance and said friends in Western Massachusetts back his bid. He planned to exit tomorrow for Northampton to meet District Attorney Thomas Hammond.
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Springfield
J. Weston Allen
Charles A. Wright
Wendell G. Brownson
Massachusetts
Northampton
Thomas ©. Hammond
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