Lomasney Urges Vote for O'Brien in Ward 5 Rally
In West End politics coverage, Lomasney extolled Thomas C. O'Brien in a Sunday meeting at Hendricks Club. He attacked Pelletier and the Supreme Court case, argued for the straight Democratic ticket, and urged voters to back O'Brien for district attorney amid local party clashes. O'Brien spoke briefly, thanking supporters and predicting victory.
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Ola
West End
Martin
O'Brien
Jand
Gue
Reint
Prent
Hendricks
Peever
O’brien
Gene Hendricks
Panama
Green Street
Elup
Tague
Lomaasney
Lomasney
Candate
Jenkins
Pelletier
Supreme Court
Lomasnevich
Red
Pelletiers
Doemasney
Joseph C. Pelletier
Someting
Faii
Emerson Motors
Metropolitan Motors
Peters
Prendergast
Sheridan
Sunday Post
Reed
Coun
Suffolk County
Senate of
Massachusetts
North End
South End
Thomas C. O'Brien
Finkelstein
Severoni
House
Fitzgerald
Urgent Call to Haymarket 5543 and Campaign Committee
A call to action urgently directs contacting Haymarket 5543 or notifying the Campaign Committee today at Room 92 in the American House. The message emphasizes immediate communication to these political contact points.
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Haymarket
American House
Banquet Snub Reported For Charleston St C High School Team
A High School football team, kept from a banquet at Peabody City Hall Saturday evening, after reporting for practice all season, involved Charleston St. C. players and raised charges of insulting treatment toward a colored athlete.
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Peabody City Hall
Charleston
St. C
Peabody banquet clash as Southerners refuse to sit with Chandler
After a secret meeting by Peabody citizens and Charleston officials, Southerners objected to Chandler attending the banquet and refused to sit with him or be in the hall. The crowd remained unaware as Chandler left in tears with his cap, returning home to South Peabody amid rumors of protests from the Peabody High School team.
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Peabody Citizens Committee
Charleston
Chandler
Peabody High High School
Peabody High School
South Peabody
Peabody Square
Marrs
W. W. Woodman
Robinson
One Killed and Two Injured in Auto Crash on Hyde Hill
Mrs. Harry Kenny of Wolfeborough died when the automobile rolled over on Hyde Hill. Occupants Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Durgin suffered painful injuries. The crash was attributed to a defective steering gear as they returned from a camp at Duncan Pond.
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Wolfeborough
N. H
Harry Kenny
Hyde Hill
Jordan Durgin
Duncan Pond
Boy Severely Hurt When Hit by Auto
Four year old Harry Dobrinchuk of 63 Poplar street Chelsea is in critical condition at Chelsea Memorial Hospital after being struck by an automobile driven by Mrs Anna Kaplan of 8 Bellingham street. The accident occurred in Max Address square. The child suffers possible skull fracture internal injuries and cuts and is on the danger list.
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Harry Dobrinchuk
Poplar Street
Chelsea
Chelsea Memorial Hospital
Anna Kaplan
Bellingham Street
Max Address Square
Democrats protest Ku Klux attempt to injure FitzGerald
Wards 22 and 23 Democrats charged a Ku Klux attack aimed at harming Mrs. Susan W. FitzGerald as she seeks a seat in the House. Local leaders condemned the move and called for fair campaigning.
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Ku Klux
FitzGerald
Susan W. Fitzgerald
Postal card attack helps Fitzgerald in local race
A late Saturday postal card circulated to Democrats urged voters to back Susan W. Fitzgerald alone, urging a split in the ticket. James F. Malloy of West Roxbury denied signatures on the mailer and said he was unaware of the card until alerted by residents. The episode is blamed for intensifying Fitzgerald supporters and boosting her campaign prospects.
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Fitzgerald
Keenan and Mahoney
James F. Malloy
Hastings Street
West Roxbury
Mallory
Susan W. Fitzgerald
Prohibition Chief Urges Massachusetts Voter Action
Major Roy A. Horses, federal prohibition commissioner, spoke at Springfield Y M C A urging enforcement of the law as foundational to state existence and predicting voter support for the dry law referendum. He warned that rejection would not end prohibition but complicate its enforcement.
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Springfield
Roy A. Horses
Federal Prohibition Commissions
Massachusetts
Woman Arrested for Abandoning Child
Taunton November 5 Mrs Clara Borden 22 of Worcester arrested at Taunton State Insane Hospital on a charge of abandoning her eight month old child Police Inspector Goode of Worcester took her to Worcester to be arraigned in Worcester court tomorrow
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Taunton
Clara Borden
Worcester
Taunton State Insane Hospital
Goode
Waterbury Registrar of Voters Dies after Illness
George M. Chapman a longtime Waterbury registrar of voters since 1904 died at Grace Hospital New Haven at noon. He was a past grand master of the Odd Fellows of Connecticut and grand representative at his death. He belonged to Toantic Tribe of I O Redmen and Liberty Lodge F and A M both of Waterbury.
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Waterbury
Conn
George M. Chapman
Grace Hospital
New Haven
Odd Fellows of Connecticut
I. O. Redmen
Liberty Lodge
A. M
Poison case leaves investigators at sea in Sterrett death
Philadelphia Nov 5 after a week of searching authorities admitted they were completely at sea regarding the mysterious death of W W Sterrett a Devon based expert accountant and the serious illness of his wife as a loaf of cake it is thought contain poison.
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Philadelphia
W. W. Sterrett
Devon
O'Brien Tells Johnny Story of Good Deeds
In a campaign tale Thomas C. O'Brien recounts Johnny Smith a boy with a police record who later shows a ledger of good deeds. The officer remarks they have fewer troubles and O'Brien vows to replace the bad record with the good one and encourage the boy to continue doing good.
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Thomas C. O’brien
O’brien
Johnny Smith
Johnny
Stolen auto sparks three mile Taunton chase
Four Fall River girls and two teenage boys used a stolen car with wood plates marked Rhode Island. Traffic Officer Joseph Leonard pursued through Oakland, stopping a fleeing group near the Taunton police station. The driver Charles E. Duffy, 16, and passenger William F. Connor, 15, said they hired the car a day earlier for a ride.
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Taunton
Fall River
Joseph Leonard
Oakland
E. Gordon Thatcher
High Street
Leonard
Rhode Island
Charles E. Duffy
Snell Street
William Fr. Connor
Carver Street
Duffy
Braving Fire and Sermon at Brookline Church
Smoke from an organ loft filled the Brookline St. Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church as Rev. William R. Leslie delivered a sermon yesterday morning. Fire was reported in the chapter room on the third floor, but Pastor Leslie reassured the congregation and worshippers, including younger members, helped fight the flames while fire engines roared outside.
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Congregation Church
Brookline
St. Mark's Methodist Episcopal
William R. Leslie
Leslie
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Boston Tremont Theatre
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Mayor Curley
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Charles H. Jue
Gallivan and
Andrew J.rs
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Mercs
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Haynes
Dry Law
Mr. O'Brien
the Door
Brookline Church Congregation Valorous
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St. Paul
Slattery
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Mio Gine
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