Officials Probe Tech Parade Police Assaults
Reports from nearly a hundred signatories allege brutal police assaults on women spectators during the Technology boys parade incident. President Pritchett hires a lawyer, Burton gathers 75 sworn statements, and a formal investigation expands as Judge Emmons and Governor Bates exchange communications.
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Pritchett
Dean Burton
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Post
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Roosevelt Denounces Parker Charges Over Campaign Funds
President Roosevelt issues a signed statement calling Judge Parker's accusations about trusts and campaign funds monstrous and false. He accuses Parker of base personalities and defends Cortelyou and his own integrity, warning of impact on the Republican vote next Tuesday.
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Washington
Judge Parker
Parker
Hill Campaign
New York
Political Advertisement Targets Suffolk Vote
An election advertisement from a Democratic group attacks the Republican party. It accuses Republicans of partisanship and controlling 13 of 14 county court clerkships in the state, urging voters in Suffolk to deny them the 14th seat. The piece casts nominees as partisan and highlights elite schooling as credentials.
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Suffolk
Tech Republican Club President Responds to Campus Parade Mixup
Norman Lombard, president of the Tech Republican Club, says the club was formed to run the parade while the institute committee represents the student body. He was elected yesterday to the senior class institute committee with G. B. Jones, enabling greater influence in the investigation.
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Norman Lombard
Tech Republican Club
Republican Club
Institute Committee
Lombard
G. B. Jones
Institute
Parker to Reply to President Roosevelt in Brooklyn Club
New York Nov 4 The statement issued by President Roosevelt in Washington was shown to Judge Parker at a late hour tonight. He announced that he would make a reply and would deliver it before the Kings County Democratic Club tomorrow.
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New York
Roosevelt
Washington
Parker
Kings County Democratic Club
Bates Defends Veto At Fall River Meeting
Governor Bates spoke to thousands in the Academy of Music about vetoing the overtime bill. Police and inspectors lined aisles as Greene and Slade stood with him. A storm of applause and catcalls greeted the appearance despite crowding and security measures.
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Bates
Academy of Music
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Academy
Greene
Slade
Father John’s Medicine Praised By Boston Man
P J McCarthy of 56 Nashua Street Boston cites relief from bronchitis after using Father John’s Medicine and gives it to his children as a body builder with wonderful success.
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Father John
P. J. McCarthy
Nashua Street
Boston
Sanford's Ginger Says Whiskey Use Should End
Advert says quit whiskey for every little ill and promotes Sanford's Ginger as a far more effective and healthful remedy.
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Sanford
Piso’s Cure for Coughs and Colds Ad Virtue Clause Objection
For coughs and colds children take Piso's Cure without objection. 25c.
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Harvard Law School
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