Bartlett and Whitney to Win Says Douglas
Governor William L. Douglas predicts Bartlett and Whitney will win next Tuesday as a vote against bossism and for Massachusetts industrial welfare. He cites tariff planks, reciprocity, apprenticeship shifts, and independent voting as key factors, praising Whitney as a knight of accomplishment and urging a fair chance for the state’s economy.
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Post Office Inspector Foils Money Order Ring
Providence reports that Inspector Pendleton of Boston and another Secret Service agent uncovered several attempts by a man calling himself Charles Leman to cash raised post office money orders in local stores.
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Wagering Opens for Mayoralty Campaign
A $1000 bet on the upcoming mayoralty race was recorded Saturday. The wager matched James Doyle's Fitzgerald campaign team against Patrick McGovern, a major contractor on the Washington Street subway project.
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Patrick McGovern
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Indignant Over Circulars in Somerville
In Somerville Ward 4 and Ward 6 the Eighth Middlesex district Republicans denounce two circulars attacking incumbent John J. Higgins in favor of Charles A. Kenneson an independent candidate. One circular bears Higgins signature while the other lists about 60 names. a signer denies authorship.
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Bartlett and Whitney Race Through Cape Cod Today
Bartlett and Whitney ignite a whirlwind Cape Cod tour as they speak at every station from Provincetown to Boston. Whitney plans about 50 speeches with crowds of thousands in Hyannis Brockton and Governor Douglas hometown.
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Prominent Backers Start Provincetown Campaign Train Trip
More than 60 business leaders and politicians including Governor Douglas Vice-President Randlett ex Mayor Leonard and Congressman Sullivan began a Provincetown campaign train trip. Friends joined the sending party and Frederick H. T. Viaux of the Boston Real Estate Exchange voiced support for the reciprocity movement. The party planned to add a band at Brockton as Governor Douglas boarded.
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Mc Ettrick Seeks Victory in Ward II Race
Hon Michael J Mc Ettrick predicts a strong win with growing support among Democrats Republicans and independents in Ward II. He cites voter rebuke to an opponent and notes a large four candidate contest and his past legislative prominence.
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Moran closes his campaign tonight in Chelsea
Independent candidate John B. Moran will end his district attorney campaign at the Academy of Music in Chelsea tonight. He speaks solo as presiding officer with no assistants, hoping to attract over 30,000 county votes despite rival party nominations held by Sughrue.
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Good Government Association Appeals For Fifteen Thousand
The Good Government Association seeks a $15,000 fund to cover expenses. The group credits co operation with Republican leaders for nominating Mayor Louis A. Frothingham, cites outreach to nearly 300 local clubs, ward committees, a study of Back Bay Fens work, and plans to publish candidate records for voters.
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Donovan Supporters Organize Ward 17 Political Drive
Donovan backers in Ward 17 under Theodore Glynn and Timothy Connolly organize all precincts. They plan to split the ward on the mayoralty issue and back Connolly for Alderman, with Phelan and Kellar for the Common Council and Glynn leading the ward committee ticket. Charles I. Quirk joins prominent Donovan supporters.
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Touraine Evades Law Pastor Urges Honest Elector Action
At People's Temple Rev Charles A Crane denounces graft in Boston politics urging voters to rebuke officials who evaded liquor laws near schools. He cites Touraine Hotel liquor sales as evidence and calls for choosing officials who will enforce laws without fear or favor. He warns against party bosses and urges independent thinking at the polls.
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First Dewey Rally Sets Campaign in Motion
With the opening of headquarters at 3 Court Street Saturday the campaign for Republican mayoralty candidate former Judge Henry S. Dewey gained momentum. Republican leaders visited to pledge support and the first rally is planned for Wednesday evening at the Dudley Street Opera House.
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Newfoundland Democratic Club Meets Endorses Local Ticket
A Newfoundland Democratic Club session held yesterday at Phenix Hall 724 Washington street drew over 200 members. The Democratic State ticket was endorsed and the club backed Mayor hopeful John F. Fitzgerald. WN Healy presided as chairman.
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