Parker Opens Campaign Tour At Madison Square Garden
New York October 31 Judge Alton B Parker opened his campaign tour with a mass meeting at Madison Square Garden. The hall was packed and about 850 policemen kept crowds off the adjoining streets. Most attendees carried small American flags. Parker was escorted into the garden by a committee led by Mayor McClellan and two prominent Democrats.
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Alton B. Parker
Madison Square Garden
Judge Parker
McClellan
Parker's New Trousers and The Boss Teamster Tale
Attorney-General Parker notices a staffer growing into a statesman persona and assigns extra work to cure it. A Roxbury contractor recalls past missteps and discusses current campaigns as teamsters rebel against a new boss after a hired freckled leader replaces the old teamster chief.
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Harry
Mr. Parker
Lionaire
Roxbury
Mr. Nawn
Teamsters
Nawn
Drama Advances Amid Stirrings In Arizona Settlement
In Arizona settlers note progress as dramatic developments unfold. Amber Pete-Waal remarks on strides among participants while discussions reference notable players and the shift as youths begin shooting in local games and events.
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Amber Pete—Waal
In His Element: A Scrub Team Practice Tale
A playful dialogue shows Mr Railtop-Si asking about a boy's activity as he mops windows. The boy replies he belongs to the scrub team at college and is receiving practice.
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Mr. Railtop
Ryepatch
Seavey-Watson ballot case sparks legal quiz moment
At a ballot law commission hearing Samuel J. Elder explains cerebuttal as testimony in response to rebuttal. Jerry Watson asks what it means and peers at Elder side while Sarah Butler’s name briefly enters the exchange.
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Seavey-Watson
Ballot Law Commission
Jerry Watson
Samuel J. Elder
Seavey
Jerry
Mr. Elder
Sarah Butler
Labor troubles fade for Massachusetts leader Harry Nawn
Next to William L. Douglas, probably no man in Massachusetts paying wages to thousands of men has had fewer labor troubles than Harry Nawn, the mil-
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William L. Douglas
Massachusetts
Harry Nawn
Reynolds Reacts to Visitors at Chicago Convention
Colonel James Burton Reynolds, executive clerk of the Republican State committee, receives daily visitors seeking a Reynolds vice presidential button. Some urge his fitness for high office, while Lodge questions if Chicago would take the effort seriously. Reynolds impatiently suggests offering other buttons.
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James Burton Reynolds
Republican State Committee
Chicago
Reynolds
Lodge
James
Bates
Roosevelt
The Smile That Won James Donovan’s Political Path
A retrospective note on James Donovan discovering his winning trait after a stormy early campaign. His mother urged him to go door to door greeting voters with a smile, a tactic he used and has continued.
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James Donovan
James
Alder man in re election clash with mayor ends with sharp quip
An alderman seeking reelection pressed Mayor Collins to approve a measure. The mayor refused and jokingly told the alderman he ought to be spanked, prompting a brief tense exchange.
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Collins
The Post Original Short Story Return of Dolly’s Love
An aging justice of the peace Jacob Marlowe, once cruel to his estranged son Bertie, is confronted by memories of his late wife Dorothy. A chance reunion with a child named Dolly softens him, and his son Albert witnesses the scene as forgiveness settles over the father and son in a quiet, intimate ending.
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Parker Appeals for Democratic Unity at Madison Square Garden
NEW YORK Oct 81 Judge Parker spoke to a full Madison Square Garden on campaign issues criticizing Roosevelt and Cortelyou. He argued Democratic victory is essential for the country, contrasting a party rooted in law and constitutional restraint with a Republican record he says embodies might makes right and ends justify the means. He urged unity and adherence to old articles of faith.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Republican Party
Young man seeks guidance after date ends abruptly
A teenager asks Miss Champagne if avoiding further visits is correct after an 18 year old man and a girl he has dated four months were left alone in a room and she simply said good night. The adviser suggests she likely did not intend offense and implies her response showed no hospitality issue.
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Cicero
Mabel
B. L
Dear Miss Champagne Answers a Young Lover on Love and Chaperones
Mildred Champagne offers advice to a suitor who fell for a woman under the aunt's strict chaperonage. The reply urges frank talk with the aunt, planning marriage in due time, and suggests the suitor may become the aunt’s ally to gain privacy for a proposal. The column also quotes political and social commentary and reports on Halloween gatherings and a forthcoming November wedding in Cambridge with naval ties.
Society notes open season with club gatherings and weddings
The Cavendish Whist Club session at the Tuileries promises an attractive start led by Elizabeth Parsons and Back Bay talent. Chromatic Club rehearsals at the same venue highlight Edith Dalton and Mrs Hamlin Jones among notable performers. Mrs Guy Lowell’s convalescence brings relief to friends, while Grace Taylor returns from abroad to stand as bridesmaid at the Miller Fay wedding in Emmanuel Church. Judge John H Burke, touring the Mediterranean for health, reports improvement to his Brookline circle.
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Tulleries
Back Bay
Elizabeth Parsons
Beacon Street
Chromatic Club
Edith Dalton
Tuileries
Richard Hamlin Jones
Chestnut Hill
Homer Wright
Edith Noyes Porter
Miss Dalton
Guy Lowell
Legion
Lowell
Charles 8. Sargent
Grace Taylor
General Taylor
Vendome
Miller-Fay
Emmanuel Church
Miss Fay
John H. Burke
Marion Street
Brookline
Mediterranean
Politics Demoralizing Boston Schools Says Cushing
Grafton D. Cushing of the Boston school committee told the Council of Women's Clubs that political pressure demoralizes schools. He cited the Harrington janitor appointment and a push to abolish the schoolhouse custodian post as signs of political influence over Conley and the board, with Catholics seeking fair teacher representation amid nonreligious control.
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Boston School Committee
Council of Women’s Clubs
Perkins Hall
Harrington
Conley
Common Council
Seaver
Massachusetts
Boston
Public School Association
J. Wells Farley
Holton
Break in Division 713 adds to list of incidents
Max Freundlick of 2 Georgiana Street Jamaica Plain reported a burglary yesterday between 12 and 2 PM. Burglars entered his suite by false keys and stole two silver watches and a large amount of clothing.
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Georgiana Street
Jamaica Plain
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