The People's Governor Massachusetts Voter Choice
The article portrays William L. Douglas as a business minded leader suited to Massachusetts. It argues he represents working men and industrial interests, contrasts him with the Republican machine, and asserts he will be the people’s governor by delivering practical administration and fairness to workers.
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Massachusetts
William L. Douglas
Republican
Bates
W. Murray Crane
Douglas
State House
Mr. Douglas
Suffolk county clerk race urged on merit not party
The editorial condemns party entanglement in Suffolk County clerk elections. It favors Mr Campbell or Mr Bellew but argues Bellew, with long clerical experience, is better qualified than the Democratic candidate. It urges voters to ignore party labels and choose the most capable official, and to have the gas price settled before capitalization issues.
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Ewing
Campbell
Mr. Bellew
Suffolk County
Connecticut voters told of trusts and tariff politics in Parker speech
Judge Parker urged Hartford listeners to reject a steel trust tribute and warned that the Dingley tariff funds the trusts. He linked Roosevelt to bigger margins for Schwab at Monte Carlo and urged ending protections that cripple American labor and industry.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Schwab
Monte Carlo
Fall River
Nominations Error In Suffolk Clerk Election
In the matter of nominations for the clerk of the Superior Civil Court for Suffolk county both parties erred. Republicans ignored the court selection of Mr Ewing who had served as assistant to the late Clerk Willard for many years and performed many duties.
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Suffolk County
Ewing
Willard
Gas price action in Boston prompts commission focus
The Massachusetts Gas and Electric Light Commission weighs two key issues: the capitalization of the Boston gas trust and a petition from the Mayor for a gas price reduction. The mayor argues prices have been exorbitant and must be tied to actual manufacture and distribution costs, with broad public support likely for petitions seeking lower rates.
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Massachusetts Gas and Electric Light Commission
Boston
Observant Citizen notes on transit and local events
A column covers requests for a white post to mark a stop near the Woman's Clubhouse on Huntington avenue, the Parker House guest Paymaster Littlefield's non serious car accident in Piedmont, and concerns about L train smoking car manners. It also mentions Wellesley college girls voting for Roosevelt, November 8 balloting, Heath School remarks, Halloween ghosts in Brookline, dog show entries, Everett Civil War monument efforts, Somerville Broadway field, and Somerville Central Club's football trip to New Haven with coaches.
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Teddy
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