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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1915
Page
13
A dense list of elected representatives across Barnstable through Essex and beyond, naming multiple incumbents by district, party, and line of succession. Key figures include Dems and Reps in Berkshire Bristol Essex Hampden Hampshire Middlesex and Franklin, with numerous districts and parties noted.
The speaker argues that motorists are the final court for pricing decisions, noting car owners are business people like the audience and should determine fair trade discounts, especially against perceived unwholesome competition in large sizes in cities.
William Shaw, Prohibition candidate for Governor, says the liquor vote split the state to elect Samuel W. McCall by a slim margin but failed to crush prohibition. He calls the result a protest against liquor domination and outlines continued efforts to build Prohibition party organization for 1916.
A dense roll of candidates across Middlesex Norfolk Plymouth Suffolk Worcester Essex Berkshire Hampden and other counties lists numerous representatives and party affiliations. Names include Murphy OConnell Achin Jewett Lewis Crosby Brown Eames Bowser Woodill Bliss Makepeace Richards Lyman Bitzer Monk Newhall Perry Rowley Sherburne Churchill Baker Souther Sinnott Donovan Donovan Silverman McInerney Sullivan O'Brien Brown Hartshorn Lamb Williams Ruggles Morrill Wolfe Hart Paradis Prescott Whitney Howe Nutting Johnson Malone Dowd Land berg Harrop Day Lincoln Casey Garrity Dowling and many others across party lines.
A fragment lists candidates by district: Tenth Middlesex G E Osgood Republican. Sixteenth Suffolk W J Holland Democrat. Wall G J Democrat in Twenty-first Worcester. A T Quiry mentioned.
A partial roll of ward by ward results shows Boston representatives elected with mostly Democratic winners. Notable entries include Ward 1 Giblin and Kelley both Democrats, Ward 10 Cox and Davis both Republicans, Ward 11 Burr and Smith Republicans, and several other wards with Democratic victors such as Ward 6 Bronga and Marcella, Ward 9 Donovan and Silverman, Ward 12 Craig and Hayes, and Ward 13 Foley and Levins.
A roster lists Ward by ward candidates with party designations. Dems appear in Wards 16 18 17 19 20 22 23 24 26 while Republicans show in Wards 21 25 2 24 22. Incumbents and challengers are noted alongside names such as Wali Joyce Curran Murray McInerney Sullivan Cummings McCarty McGrath Beardsley Swig Englert Moore Babb Phelan Benson Lawler Mildram Coveney and Dowling Wilson.
The list shows Republican wins in Berkshire, Hampshire and Hampden with John B. Hull and other nominees. Across Bristol, Essex, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, Worcester and Hampden districts, numerous Republicans are elected with J. W. Martin Jr., C. D. Brown, H. G. Wells, J. R. Tetler, and others prevailing, while Democrats win in Second Hampden with J. F. Sheehan.
A record lists members by district: First Suffolk Beck Republican. Second Suffolk Green Democrat. Third Suffolk McGonagle. Fourth Suffolk McLaughlin. Fifth Suffolk Hays Republican. Sixth Suffolk Chapman Democrat. Seventh Suffolk Timilty Democrat. Eighth Suffolk Parker Republican. Ninth Suffolk Bates Republican.
Local election scramble centers on Ballantyne Rep BrennanDem and Buckley Callahan Buckley Dem figures amid unclear OCR text. Voters weigh names Beckford X WOH HED and others in a crowded field with party lines blurred.
German newspapers laud Herman Ridder after his election, praising his leadership and vision. Reports highlight Ridder’s influence in American journalism and the impact of his new role on press freedom and policy.
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