Nomination Papers Open for 1915 Primary Bids
The first day for issuing nomination papers in 1915 sees 11 candidates or their representatives filing. Republican figures include Samuel W. McCall for Governor and Guy A. Ham for Lieutenant Governor with Langtry renominating.
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Samuel W. McCall
Charles S. Baxter
McCall
Guy A. Ham
Milton
Albert P. Langtry
Edward C. R. Bagley
Alonzo D. Cook
Charles L. Burrill
John Quinn
Suffolk County
Charles W. Eldridge
Somerville
Middlesex
George E. Marchand
Lowell
Andrew P. Doyle
New Bedford
Bristol
Louis R. Langelier
Quincy
Norfolk
Orion T. Masoin
Medway
Louis R. Sullivan
Suffolk
Charles 8. Lawler
Senate
Defences urged as Wilson urged action at Peace Conference
Boston mayor Curley leads resolution urging President Wilson to press Congress for prompt and efficient national defence action. Delegates decry unprepared coast protection and call for stronger naval and military readiness, cadet expansions, and a national defence policy amid critiques of naval leadership and personnel shortages.
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New York
Curley
Boston
Wilson
Congress
National Security League
Massachusetts
United States
Annapolis
West Point
George von L. Meyer
Navy
Luke E. Wright
George Haven Putnam
Frederick R. Coudert
Navy Department
Roosevelt
National Council of Defence
General Board of the Navy
Abducting Acting Mayor Becomes Pilgrim Parade Tradition
Acting Mayor George W. Coleman was figuratively abducted by the Pilgrim Publicity Association at the end of his speech in South Station. The group of advertisers from Boston and allied clubs begins a rail journey to a national convention, stopping in Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Mackinac Island, Milwaukee, and Chicago, with a Boston Women’s Publicity Association delegation in tow. Coleman wished the travelers success and asked them to bring back the Printer's Ink Cup.
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George W. Coleman
Chicago
Pilgrim Publicity Association
God Speec
South Station
United States
Worcester Publicity Association
Springfield
Curley
New York
George B. Gallup
Carroll Swan
Pilgrim
Tilton S. Bell
Coleman
Boston
Acting Mayor Fights on as Train Departs City
Boston police report shows the acting Mayor struggling violently as a special train departed with him aboard, the scene witnessed as officials rushed him to safety. The incident followed a tense confrontation earlier in the day, with authorities investigating the events surrounding his removal from the city hall.
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Boston
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Meyer
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Philadelphia
Hampton Roads
Mexico
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United States Cavalry
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