Fitzgerald Campaign Draws Warm Rallies Across Massachusetts
Democratic Governor candidate John F. Fitzgerald spoke at multiple stops in New Bedford and Fall River, predicting a statewide victory and a Democratic landslide. He attacked Cox and the Republicans while praising labor policies and noting wage impacts on workers and families. He highlighted mill dividends in New Bedford and Fall River and quipped about a hoarse voice during a rally in Walpole. Tomorrow he continues through Middlesex and Essex Counties.
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Fall River
New Bedford
John F. Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
Cox
Mr. Fitzgerald
New Bedford Mills
Charles Sumner Bird
Walpole
Cox Rally Attacks Wet Dry Split Calls for Liquor Liberalization
The speech denounces Gov. Cox for wavering on Prohibition and urges liberalization of the Volstead Act to help working people in mill towns. He argues for wage relief, better hospital care for soldiers, and arbitration to end strikes, accusing authorities of neglect and harming Massachusetts’ economy.
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Coy
Cox
Worcester
Lynn
Gov. Cox
Ford May Buy Victory Plant As Seaboard Base
Henry Ford considers purchasing the Victory Plant at Squantum as a seaboard base for Detroit factories and engineering work. A navy submission is planned after reviews by Ford representatives and Quincy Mayor Bradford. The deserted destroyer station could host about 6000 workers from Quincy or Dorchester if negotiations succeed.
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Henry Ford
Victory
Squantum
Seaboard
Detroit
Navy Department
Bradford
Quincy
Ford
Quincey
H. Johnson
Monks & Johnson
Atlantic
Dorchester
Seven Injured In Trolley Crash On Chestnut Hill Route
A trolley collision between two large semi convertible cars on the Park Street to Chestnut Hill route at Exeter and Boylston streets injured seven. The forward car carried many passengers and drew a crowd as Police and car crews, aided by volunteers, responded.
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Park Street
Chestnut Hill
Exeter
Boylston Streets
City Hospital
Bacy Bay
Elevated
Boylston Street
Seven Hurt as Streetcar Crash Sends Victims to City Hospital
Emergency crews rushed seven people to City Hospital as two streetcars collided on Boylston Street. Victims include Barbara Ingram with a broken jaw and dental injuries, Dix Bradford with knee abrasions, and Edward and Mary Coleman among others. Officials investigate cause. street traffic halted briefly.
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Pack Bay
Barbara Ingram
Brookline Avenue
Brookline
Dix Bradford
Hemenway Street
Edna Smith
Smyrna Street
Roxbury
Miss Dorchester Picked At Bowdoin Pot Pourri Event
Miss Louise Moore of Woodrow Avenue was chosen Miss Dorchester during the three night Bowdoin Council K of C pot pourri opening at the Dorchester clubhouse on Talbot Avenue last night. About 500 people attended.
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Louise Moore
Woodrow Avenue
Dorchester
Bowdoin Council
K. of C
Talbot Avenue
Campaign flare causes stove fire injuring three siblings
A political campaign flare found by 10 year old Paul Free at 23 Sullivan street Charlestown was tossed into the kitchen stove causing burns to Paul 10 and his sisters Margaret 14 Marie 17. The fire department responded and all three were hospitalized with Paul and Marie kept overnight for treatment.
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Paul Free
Sullivan Street
Charlestown
Paul
Margaret
Marie
Firemen Aid Children Then Transported to Hospital
Firefighters gave first aid to injured children before they were taken by ambulance to the hospital, and police assisted at the scene.
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Bell Indicate, Inc
Eoua
By C. M. Payne
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Xmas Player Club
Noute Chanater Player
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Tord & Co
Boylston St
B.A
Strooks
Myer Weinberg
Fitzgerald
Bird's Factory
Scores Mill Owners
New England
Corporation Treasuries
Amoskeag Corporation
Thomas McMahon
United Textile Council
Commonwealth
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Republican Party Ki
Waltham
MODEL
Paperializ
Sarante
Mass
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Ropre
Turkey
Alil
Holmes, Luce
Guy
Washington St. St
ATC
Goodyear
James A. Travers
Brookline Ave
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