Walsh Boom in Senate Talk as Governor Praises Vote
Democratic leaders say Walsh gained ground in defeat and would win if held again soon. Governor-elect McCall’s Boston ties and party tensions colored the race, while recall votes and liquor politics shaped the outcome and post election jockeying for spoils began.
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Lodge
Senate
McCall
Bay State
Cial
Walsh
Wilson
Progressive Party
William Shaw
Boston
Torchlight Parade Opens Two Day Ladies Garment Union Event
Some 2000 participants marched from Harrison avenue to Faneuil Hall to celebrate the acquittal of international officers indicted for killing a strike-breaker during a New York strike five years earlier. Abraham Rosenberg led a mass meeting with Morris Sigman and Julius Wolfe as guests of honor.
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Faneuil Hall
Ladies’ Garment Workers
New York
Harrison Avenue
Kneeland Street
Dover Street
Washington Street
Marshad
Abraham Rosenberg
Boston
Morris Sigman
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Julius Wolfe
Benjamin Horn
Joint Board
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Unions
Benjamin Kurland
Henry Cohen
Annie Thomas
Samuel Jacobson
John P. Feeney
Death Case Involving 18 Year Old Girl Draws Attention to Bridgewater
Police link a photograph found in John Browns coat pocket to an 18 year old Bridgewater girl while investigating the murder of Henry McFadden. District Attorney Barker says Brown was in Bridgewater Sunday and denies knowledge of the crime. The case centers on robbery motive and a shotgun death near Skimminilk bridge with the housekeeper Mrs. Sears ruled uninvolved.
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Brown
Bridgewater
McFadden
Jack’’ Brown
Henry B. Mclfadden
Skimimilk Bridge
Post
Barker
William McFadden
Eriel Sears
Stedson Leach
Mcadden
Parker
Sears
Ethel Leach
Newport
Providence
A. B. Paine
Boston
Edward L. Paradise
Brockton
Skimmilk Bridge
Taunton
John Ford
Cross Street
Ford
Paradise
John Brown
140Th Company
Coast Artillery Corps
John Seymour
Fort Preble
John Valentine
Williams Treatment promises relief for rheumatism and kidney trouble
Advertisement for The Williams Treatment claiming to cure rheumatism uric acid related issues and bladder problems. Offers a free 50 cent bottle with no obligation by sending name address and 10 cents for distribution to The Dr ID Williams Company Dept 1638 New Post Office Block East Hampton Conn. One bottle per family.
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Williams
Walsh Receives First Jolt as Council Rejects Appointee
The State House signals a shift as Governor Walsh faces a Republican led council. The council rejected Mrs. George B. Ladd of Sturbridge for the State Board of Agriculture, drawing opposition from Grange members and market gardeners who argued the board is not suitable for a woman. The move was described as not reflecting on Ladd but due to stated objections to the appointment.
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Wilson
Democratic Party
Boston Licensing Board
Walsh
State House
Executive Council
George
Ladd
Sturbridge
State Board of Agriculture
First Time in America at the Toy Theatre
Cyril Harcourt, after delighting Bostonians with A Pair of Silk Stockings, premiered A Place in the Sun at the Toy Theatre last evening in America and appeared in his own play for the first time on this side of the Atlantic. He broadens the piece beyond pure comedy to depict a social life topic often treated on stage and in fiction.
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Mr. Harcourt
Stuart Capel
Dick Blair
Cyril Harcourt
Governor Proclaims Safety Day in Massachusetts
Governor Walsh issued a proclamation calling on Massachusetts citizens to observe Fire Prevention Day on Tuesday November 9, the anniversary of the great Boston fire. He cites the Peabody school fire losses and urges focus on reducing fire losses and economic impact nationwide.
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Walsh
Massachusetts
Boston
Peabody
Commonwealth
Massachusetts Fire Prevention Day Proclamation
The Governor calls attention to Fire Prevention Day urging citizens to prevent loss of life and property from fires. He cites the Boston fire of November 9, 1872 and notes fires cause a billion dollars in annual costs. The emphasis is on protecting lives and property through prevention.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston
Commonwealth
Division on postwar conditions voiced at Reform Club dinner
Edward F. Mc Sweeney and Professor O M W Sprague debated postwar effects at the Massachusetts Reform Club dinner in Parker House. Sprague argued exports of cotton foodstuffs and copper would rebound with demand, while Mc Sweeney warned of possible financial upheaval if Allies win. He suggested little disturbance if outcomes shift.
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Massachusetts Reform Club
Parker House
Edward F. McSweeney
O. M. W. Sprague
Harvard
Sprague
Speakers Clash Over U S Foreign Trade After War
Mr McSweeney warned the United States would face ruin without rebuilding the merchant marine as hostilities end. Prof Sprague projected no financial panic but cautioned conditions could worsen if Germany wins decisively. He said alarm over postwar chaos was largely unfounded though unemployment could spike.
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McSweeney
United States
Sprague
Germany
Mr. McSweeney
Eight Fires in British Cargo Strikes Euterpe
A fire of suspected incendiary origin was found in the sugar cargo of the British steamer Euterpe at her North River dock. Captain Alfred T. Smith estimated damages at 125000 with 25000 to cargo and 10000 to the vessel. eight separate fires were discovered in No 1 hatch. The ship, owned by Calloupe Steamship Co of London, was to sail Saturday.
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New York
Suterpe
North River
Alfred T. Smith
Huterpe
Euterpe
Calloupe Steamship Company of London
A Fine Treatment for Catarrh
Catarrh is a constitutional disease calling for constitutional treatment. Sprays, inhalers, salves, and nose douches rarely help. Use Parmint (Double Strength) with hot water sugar, a tablespoon four times daily for relief from head noises and nasal congestion. It claims to strengthen blood and is easy and cheap.
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Walter Ballantyne
Tilton
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Lester H. Howard
Charles H. Cole
Armory Commission
Henry V. Cunningham
State Ballot Law Commission
John IF. Moors
Boston Finance Commission
Robert A. Woods
Boston License Board
Stephen O’meara
Joseph A. Conry
Harvey N. Shepard
Civil Service Commission
Frank M. Bump
Raynham
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
C. Wesley Hale
Springfield
State Board of Registration In Dentistry
Thomas W. White
Newton
State Board of Efficiency and Economy
George H. Graham
Fish and Game Commission
Thomas P. Riley
Malden
Gas and Electric Light Commission
William D. Sohier
Beverly
Highway Commission
Dudley M. Holman
Industrial Accident Board
Ll. Vernon Briggs
State Board of Insanity
Selskar M. Gunn
Watertown
State Board of Labor and Industries
Edward A. McLaughlin
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
Frank L. Randall
Cambridge
Board of Prison Commissioners
Everett I. Stone
Public Service Commission
Thure Hanson
Worcester
Weights and Measures
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Fitzgerald
Rose
John Capel
Stuart
Marjorie Capel
Miss O’brien
Gipsy O’brien
Miss O'Brien
Henry Crocker
Robert Kendell
Alice Moffat
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Cecil Cameron
Homer Harbour
Toy Theatre
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Quincy
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