Moran sentiment in Holyoke shows opposition to Moran
Holyoke and Northampton Democrats report no Moran support and favor a radical party platform. Senator William Taylor notes Holyoke resists Moran, with leaders arguing against fusion with Republicans and stressing issues over personalities.
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William Taylor
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Fall River
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Springfield
Northampton
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John B. O'Donnell
Mr. Moran
James B. O'Shea
Democratic City Committee
O'Shea
Olney
James Dowd
Daniel W. Kenney
Edward Gorman
Thomas J. Lynch
James E. Kelly
Mayor Silent On Pruning Civil Service Shakeup
City politics swirl as Civil Service Commission cuts testify to illegal employments and false designations. New inspectors added through legislative action amid accusations of tying up Mayor Fitzgeralds administration. John J Douglas faces court review over pay while Malone represents the commissioners and Babson represents the city.
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Civil Service Commission
Charles Warren
Boston
Martin Lomasney
Lomasney
Civil Service Crusade
John J. Douglas
Malone
Babson
Douglas
Titus Drowns While Swimming in the Charles
Walter B. Titus, a Cambridge druggist on Boylston Street, drowned yesterday morning during a swim near the Alston bridge after seizing with cramps. Richard Doyle, who attempted a rescue, nearly lost his life.
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Walter B. Titus
Boylston Street
Cambridge
Titus
Alston Bridge
Richard Doyle
Funeral Services for Charles H. Smith in Dedham
Dedham July 19 The funeral of Charles H. Smith late treasurer of Norfolk County was held at his home 29 Church Street officiated by Rev Roger Sawyer Forbes First Unitarian Church with the Harvard Male Quartet Boston singing Eternal Goodness Lead Kindly Light and Jesus Lover of My Soul. Burial followed at Dover Cemetery Dover Mass Mr Smith native town.
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Charles H. Smith
Norfolk County
Church Street
Roger Sawyer Forbes
First
Unitarian
Harvard
Boston
Jesus
Dover
Mass
Fight 10 Help Free Cripple
John J. Eagan a South End cripple was sentenced to state farm Bridgewater by Chief Justice Brown in Police Court He appealed and will fight the case to the end Witnesses Mansfield and Gettsinger described the arrest as an outrageous unprovoked act and said the officer dragged a sober man to a patrol box Lawyers and supporters offered to cover costs and appeal fees
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South End
State Farm
Bridgewater
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Frank W. Mansfield
L. C. Gettsinger
Eagan
John J. Downey
Station 4
Mansfield
Gettsinger
No Objection Whistling Boss Runs Boiler Factory
Cartoon dialogue shows Stubb noting a manager who allows whistling during work. the other jokes the man runs a boiler factory. The gag hinges on the irony of a relaxed attitude in a heavy industry setting.
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Stubb
A. O. H. Election Day Proceedings at Saratoga
Delegates to the A. O. H. national convention are banqueted at the Grand Union Hotel in Saratoga tonight. National President Dolan seeks a third term, and the national officers election occurs tomorrow at 2 p.m. Massachusetts State President Cummings appears assured of victory.
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Cummings
Massachusetts
Miss Angora Cat Opera Drowns Out by Rats Arousing Crowd
Miss Angora fell flat as the feline opera drew boos and a chorus of rats. Tom Pitch tackled the singer task amid a startled audience that leaped onto the stage.
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Angora
Tom Pitch
North seeks injunction against ice firms over denied ice
Joseph A. North of Somerville filed in Superior Court for an injunction to block Fresh Pond and Cambridge ice companies from denying him ice. He owed Fresh Pond $5 last season and could not pay. Cambridge Ice cut him off July 11 after a company agent said no more ice until the Fresh Pond bill was settled, alleging a conspiracy.
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George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Quincy
Democratic Party
Williams
Olney
Joseph A. North
Somerville
Fresh Pond
Cambridge Ice Companies
North
Fresh Pond Company
Cambridge Ice Company
Fresh Pond Corporation
Lynn Mayor Declares War on Ice Trust Over Price
Lynn Mayor Barney announces city action against ice price disparity after finding Lynn firms may have produced large amounts locally. Attorney W Scott Peters of Essex leads the probe with mayoral backing, separate from Boston prices. He declines to state specifics, noting ongoing investigations.
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Barney
Ice Trust
Boston
W. Scott Peters
Essex
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Peters
Tricky Umbrella Pun Sparks Borrowing Trouble
A humorous exchange describes a designer umbrella that harms would be borrowers, prompting a quip about borrowing trouble. Mr Flip jokes about future borrowings as a consequence of the contraption.
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Mr. Flip
Friday sale ad offers linen fabric and towels
A Friday special features 600 yards of ecru batiste linen at 25c per yard and 60 dozen hemmed white huck towels in extra large size, usually 17c each. The sale emphasizes closeout pricing and overseas imports for a limited time.
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Batiste
Wash Dress Remnants on Special Counter Street Floor
Display of REMNANTS OF WASH GOODS in desirable lengths including embroidered linens silk and cotton falleries silk muslins ginghams mercerized poplins printed organzines Danish cloth sateens and perforated fabrics all marked at close prices visit this elaborate display counter on the street floor near the Bureau of Information.
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Bureau of Information
Remnants of Dress Goods in Low Closeout Prices
Remnants of black and colored dress goods in lengths suitable for waists and skirts are marked down to exceptionally low prices to close them out at once. Shoppers will find excellent values here on Friday.
Writing Paper and Envelopes Special at Friday Prices
Boxed writing paper and envelopes offered in assorted tints and sizes with regular 25e value and 45c price, Friday special on selected items.
Sterling Silver Seals and Penholders Lot for Friday Sale
Sterling Silver Seals offered in a large assortment with various patterns and effects. Also Sterling Silver Penholders with unique light designs. Both items listed for Friday sale at 25 cents each, with price reductions to close.
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Wallace
CRON
Street Workmen's Picnic Draws 2000 at Oak Island Grove
The Street Department Union 6751 A F of I held its 24th annual picnic at Oak Island Grove Revere with about 2000 members and families. Winners in events included Guertin 39 ft 8 in in standing long jump open, Guer tin 23 ft 3 in running high jump, and T Hurley 40 ft 1 in 16 pound shot put.
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Maree
T. Hurley
J. P. Timilty
John H. Barry
William H. Condry
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