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Corrupt Practices Act Allegations Burst in Massachusetts Drama
Governor Foss accuses the Republican State committee of violating the corrupt practices act by soliciting from Boston Blower Company while Hatfield defends the card index system. The letter to District Attorney Pelletier outlines acts cited and lists numerous officials and editors to be questioned.
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Foss
Pelletier
Boston Blower Company
Hatfield
State Committee
Boston Herald
Outlook
United Shoe Machinery Company
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Charles B. Hatfield
Republican State Committee of
John A. Curtman
George A. Bacon
H. Gifford Gallagher
Henry P. Field
Walter S. Glidden
Charles 9. Groves
Lyman Abbott
Theodore Roosevelt
The
Lawrence F. Abbott
William B. Howland
Karl V
Howland
Outlook Company
Henry Cabot Lodge
W. Murray Crane
A. Frothingham
Robert A. Ce
Louis A. Coolidge
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
William F. Garcelon
Arkwright Club
Suffolk
Colonel Roosevelt
Boston
Governor Foss
Winthrop Murray Crane
Louis A. Frothingham
Robert Luce
Charles E. Hatfield
John A. Curtin
H. Clifford Gallagher
Charles S. Groves
Republican State Committee
My Foss
Republican States Committee
Charles HB. Hatfield
Joseph C. Pelletier
Suffolk County
Sir
Kimball Building
Tremont Street
Mass
Charles FE. Hatfield
Walter Rapp
Edward Glines
Charles 8. Groves
Hyde Park
Taft
National Democratic Party
Commonwealth
E. Clifford Gallagher
Charles BE. Hatfield
Republican State Committee of Massachusetts
Walters. Glidden
Frothingham
Republican Party
Charles 5. Hatfield