Foss May Run If No Contest In State Ticket
Governor Foss appears likely to head the Democratic State ticket with David L Walsh of Fitchburg as running mate. Democratic leaders in conference with the Governor indicated they favor his candidacy to boost party strength for the national and state contests this fall. Foss reportedly plans to forego retirement to business and seek another term as governor.
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Foss
David L Walsh
Fitchburg
Mnet
Resaancu
Mr. Walsh
Governors and party leaders weigh New England race impact
Report outlines Democratic leaders backing Governor Foss of Massachusetts and allies Plaisted of Maine and Baldwin of Connecticut for reelection to boost Wilson ticket. It notes Walsh and Pelletier potential contest, Whipple’s push, and concerns City Hall may clash with State House as union unrest and disciplinary actions at the Elevated face scrutiny.
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Foss
Sherman I. Whipple
Plaisted
Maine
Baldwich
Connecticut
Wilson
Marshall
Whipple
United States
New England
David I. Walsh
Walsh
Joseph C. Pelletier
Massachusetts
Baldwin
Mr. Whipple
Pelletier
Enmeland
Treatie
Bald‘winl
Walst
City Hall
State House
Strife Settlement Plan Awaits State Board Report
Mayor Fitzgerald and President McCarthy with Secretary Abrahams of the Central Labor Union agreed on a plan of action to settle the car strike. Nothing will be done until the State Board of Arbitration passes on the case, after which a conference with Governor and LL road officials will discuss the plan. Police Commissioner O Meara said no officers have been sent beyond city limits for strike duty, noting routine travel keeps officers riding the cars.
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Fitzgerald
McCarthy
Abrahams
Central Labor Union
State Board of Arbitration
State Board
O’meara
Carmen
Adams Square
Brighton
Brookline
Carmbridge
Frederick Dodge Nominated for First Circuit Seat
President Taft sent the name of Judge Frederick Dodge of the Boston District Court to the Senate for confirmation as a judge of the First Circuit to succeed the late Judge Schofield. His nomination is praised by the bench and bar in New England for his justice and fairness.
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Judge Schofield
First Circuit
New England States
Chickering
Taft
Frederick Dodge
United States District Court
Boston
Senate
Jradge Schofield
New England
Local ruptured captain’s cure offered by mailed book
An advertisement seeks readers to contact Captain W. A. Collingsy of Watertown New York for a book detailing his long illness and a successful hernia cure. The notice promises a free box of remedies with a mailing request and urges those using trusses to consider this new method.
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W. A. Collingsy
Arsenal St
Watertown
N. Y
Motorman arraigned on manslaughter charge in Roxbury
Albert E Woodward a Boston Elevated motorman of 119 Lester Street Brighton was arraigned in Roxbury District Court on a manslaughter charge in the death of Michael McCue of Roxbury. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued to July 19 with bail set at 3000 dollars. Woodward had 19 years service and was considered a careful driver.
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Unson
Runchmann
Elevated
Metropolitan Aid
Boston Elevated Mutual Benefit
Albert E. Woodward
Lester Street
Brighton
Boston
Roxbury
Michael McCue
Columbus Avenue
Woodward
McCue
Commonwealth Avenue
City Hospital
Strike Benefits Today for Elevated Car men
The executive committee of the strikers announced weekly strike pay of five dollars for 2202 men, payable at division headquarters tomorrow. Lists are open to authorities and only essential payments will be made. Other funds and nonlocal workers are not included.
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Boston Elevated Company
State House
Union
Malden
Boston Rubber Company
Judge Dodge Seeks Senate Support for Nomination
Judge Dodge wins backing from the Massachusetts Bar Association and most of New England’s delegation led by Massachusetts senators. Born April 2, 1847 in Cambridge, he earned Harvard degrees and a 1869 Lit B before joining the Massachusetts bar. He became a U.S. district judge on April 18, 1906.
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Judge Dodge
Massachusetts Bar Association
New England
Senate
Massachusetts
Frank N. Parsons
Supreme Court of
New Hampshire
Cambridge
John C
Lacey Sherman Dodge
Harvard
Law School
Bar of
United States
New South Boston fish dock nearing completion
The new South Boston fish dock, the largest in the world except for one detail, nears completion and should be ready in October. Excluding buildings, the dock costs about 1 million dollars. It measures 1200 feet by 200 feet. The Boston Fish Market Corporation has leased for 15 years and will erect brick, stone and concrete superstructures costing 500 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Boston Fish Dock
Boston Fish Market Corporation
Wreck Probe on Nantasket Line After Train Jumped Track
An investigation was begun into the cause of a Nantasket electric train wreck near Paragon Park Tuesday that injured over a dozen passengers. Early reports say the train took the curve at high speed, with no rail defects found.
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Nantasket
Paragon Park
London official visits Boston for road congress dinner
W Rees Jeffreys of London honorary secretary of the Permanent International Association of Road Congresses is in Boston as a guest of Colonel W D Solver chairman of the Highway Commission and President L R Speare of the Massachusetts State A A Colonel Sohter will host Mr Jeffreys at a Union Club dinner this evening
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W. Rees Jeffreys
London
England
Boston
W. D. Solver
Highway Commission
L. R. Speare
Massachusetts
A. A
Sohter
Mr. Jeffreys
Union Club
Unpaid Bills Stir Controversy Over Squantum Aviation Meet
A quartet of creditors allege many bills remain unpaid from the Squantum aviation meet, challenging Samuel Carver’s claim most have been paid. They say 100 bills totaling 10 000 to 15 000 dollars are unsettled and accuse Carver of negotiating a 31 3 percent settlement that would benefit him. They demand adherence to promised prize payments, and question Carver’s and partner Willard’s liability under Massachusetts law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Carver
Squantum
Mr. Carver
Boston Aviation
Carver
Glemm l L. Martin
Martin
New York
No Canvassers For Floating Hospital Warned
To the Editor of the Post the public is warned against giving money or checks to anyone claiming to represent the Boston Floating Hospital No agents or canvassers are employed Subscriptions should be sent to Mr George G Lee of Lee Higginson Co 44 State Street Boston Mass signed G Loring Briggs Manager
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Boston Floating Hospital
George G. Lee
Messrs. Lee, Higginson & Co
State Street
Boston
Mass
G. Loring Briggs
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P. F. Sheehan
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J. D. Morrison
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Thomas FE. Williams
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Kelliher
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Harry Ll. Cook
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