05 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
1
Massachusetts returns show Coolidge winning by a narrow margin as Democratic ticket loses support across Boston, New Bedford, Fall River, Worcester and other industrial centers. Labor vote deserts contribute to a large GOP plurality for governor, stunning Republican leaders.
Acting UMWA President John L. Lewis said miners would resume negotiations with operators immediately if the current restraining order is vacated. The remark came in Indianapolis after a meeting with officials, with continued coverage on Page 11 and results noted on Page 15.
Governor Coolidge praises the Boston Post in a voluntary statement for helping secure an overwhelming win. He emphasizes law and order as the decisive issue and recalls the Oct. 25 editorial that boosted support and patriotism over partisanship.
Twenty seven cities adopted the two platoon firemen bill while five rejected it. Boston voted no with 43 051 to 37 605, a 5 446 plurality for no. Among approving cities were Worcester Springfield New Bedford Lowell Lawrence Lynn Brockton Haverhill Chicopee Fitchburg Clinton Northampton Pittsfield Revere Salem Somerville and Taunton.
Students of East Hall at Tufts College held a supper at the College Commons last night. Guests included Tufts President Cousens Dr Shaw from the education department and George Miller secretary to the president.
Rain or snow across eastern New York with clearing south Wednesday and colder conditions Thursday. Southern New England to see rain and colder Wednesday with Thursday fair. Northern New England drenched Wednesday, colder at night, and Thursday probably fair. Strong winds and storm warnings along the north New England coast from Point Judith to Eastport. Offshore winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras bring rain and a turn to clearing and colder conditions.
Governor Calvin Coolidge of Northampton defeated Democrat Richard H. Long by 124 155 votes to win reelection in Massachusetts. The large total vote sparked Republican plans for a 1929 presidential bid as the ticket swept in all Republican candidates, including Fred...
At the moment polls opened Theodore Roosevelt and his wife welcomed their fourth child, a son, in Oyster Bay New York. The family already has two sons and a daughter.
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