Governor Guild Wins Reelection in Heavy State Vote
In one of the heaviest ballots in the state Governor Guild is re elected with a larger plurality than last year. His lead is estimated at 30 000 to 35 000. Lieutenant Governor Draper also re elected. Moran gains in New Bedford Lowell Fall River Lawrence and other textile cities while some cities show smaller margins. Legislature remains Republican dominated with 28 Republicans 12 Democrats in the Senate and 170 Republicans 70 Democrats in the House.
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Guild
Draper
Hopedale
Moran
General Bartlett
New Bedford
Lowell
Fall River
Lawrence
Lynn
Salem
Worcester
Haverhill
Senate
Post
W. Rodman Peabody
Cambridge
Horton H. Hilton
Harrie C. Hunter
Marlboro
Stevens
Somerville
United States
W. Murray Crane
Boston Election Returns Show Republican Sweep in City
Boston voters produced large turnouts with 93,000 to 95,000 cast in a city of 114,000 registered. Bartlett’s 17,300 plurality fell to 13,800 for Moran while Brown drew support from Guild voters. Republicans captured the state slate and Suffolk county ticket, with Democrats gaining in both legislative chambers.
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Boston
Bartlett
Moran
Bates
E. Gerry Brown
Governor Guild
Guild
Suffolk County
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Register of Deeds
Thomas I. Temple
Turner Calls It Deserved Rebek?
State Auditor Henry E Turner praises voters for focusing on real issues. He says the outcome provides a deserved rebuke to candidates who tried to raise false issues to deceive the public.
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Turner
Henry E. Turner
Governor Guild and Draper Victory Comment
State Treasurer Arthur B. Chapin comments on the Massachusetts voters victory for Guild and Draper. He praises the effort as well earned and congratulates the governor and lieutenant governor.
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Arthur B. Chapin
Massachusetts
Guild
Draper
State congratulates reelected Massachusetts officials
Speaker John N. Cole lauds Massachusetts for the re election of state officials who have served the state well and deserve congratulations for continued leadership.
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John N. Cole
Massachusetts
Malone Faith in Voters Hearts Guild Draper Win
Attorney General Dana Malone says the victory is splendid and reflects faith in Massachusetts voters. He states Governor Guild and Lieutenant Governor Draper were handsomely indorsed by the state’s voters.
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Dana Malone
Massachusetts
Guild
Draper
Ex Governor Bates Reflects on Massachusetts Results
Ex governor John L Bates says he is deeply gratified by Massachusetts results and offers brief remarks on the outcome. He adds a hope that Hughes secures a substantial plurality in New York.
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Bates
John L. Bates
Massachusetts
Hughes
New York
Lawson anxious about New York results
Thomas W. Lawson notes he will withhold comment until he analyzes the vote and gains bearings. He emphasizes concern over New York returns and seeks to understand the implications before speaking publicly.
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Lawson
New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Another Year Coming Says Jerry Watson
Jerry Watson reflects on Moran's defeat while noting Moran's high vote despite lacking campaign funds. He cites opposition from corporations and grafters and alleges vote-swamping by Guild supporters. Watson says Massachusetts is the toser and Suffolk county the gainer as another year comes.
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Moran
Guild
Fitzgerald Gratitude Letter on Suffolk Registry Candidacy
The Hon. William T. A. Fitzgerald expresses deep thanks to Suffolk County citizens for endorsing his bid for registrar of deeds. He pledges to improve registry conditions and to deliver an administration worthy of the vote of confidence.
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Suffolk County
Registrar of Deeds
Figures Speak Says Congressman Sullivan Figures Speak for Themselves
By Congressman John A. Sullivan the quote emphasizes that there is nothing to say about the election outcome beyond the numbers and data presented. The speech centers on figures illustrating the result and will be cited in coverage of the political reaction.
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Congressman Sullivan
John A. Sullivan
Guild and Draper at American House
Lieutenant-Governor Draper and General William F. Draper were celebrated at a Republican gathering at the American House last evening. Governor Guild spoke briefly thanking supporters, joking about a 30,000 plurality, as reporters pressed for more details on the election result.
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Draper
William F. Draper
Guild
Republicans lead in early returns for Congress
Despatches from Chicago at 1:15 a.m. report Republicans elected 34 members of Congress and Democrats 32 with 70 districts still uncounted.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Congress
Vote of Malden Shows Large Increases in New Governor Guild Wins City
Malden reports big increases in turnout over last year. Governor Guild wins the city by about 1000 votes, with Congressman Roberts also carrying the city over John A. O Keefe. In the 23d Middlesex district Republicans elect three state representatives Frank A Bayard Charles K Davenport and Charles E Dennott.
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Malden
Governor Guild
John B. Moran
Guild
Roberts
John A. O'Keefe
Middlesex
Frank A. Bayard
Charles K. Davenport
Charles E. Dennott
Brockton Results Show Small Pluralities for Moran and Brown
Brockton voters backed Moran and Brown over Republicans with only narrow margins. A strong canal referendum support emerged. In Plymouth Ninth District Edward Gilmore defeated Frank E. Packard by 250 votes, and Porter B. Hancock won in the Tenth District.
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Brockton
Moran and
Brown
Plymouth
Edward Gilmore
Frank E. Packard
Porter B. Hancock
Vahey Wins Middlesex Senatorial Fight in Watertown
In Middlesex 1st district James H. Vahey a Democratic and independent Republican candidate defeated Edward L. McManus of Natick the Republican by 6754 to 9137 Weston and Precinct 1 Ward 4 Newton to hear from Vahey's victory surprised a normally Republican district The VT result drew a larger turnout and sparked wild cheers in Watertown with torchlight celebration and Vahey carried home on supporters shoulders
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Watertown
Middlesex
James H. Vahey
Edward L. McManus
Natick
Weston
Newton
McManus
Vahey
Mr. Vahey
Babcock Fails of Re Election to House
Congressman Babcock of Wisconsin formerly chair of the Republican congressional committee failed of election in Chicago Illinois on November 6. The result ends his bid for another term in the U S House of Representatives.
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Babcock
Chicago
Wisconsin
Republican Congressional Committee
Concord voters reelect Mayor Corning in reduced plurality
Concord New Hampshire reelects Mayor Charles R. Corning to a third term by a greatly reduced margin. The city voted no by a small margin. Republicans lose several Representatives in ward contests with Democrats Charles Tu Mason and Joseph Daly winning in Ward 4 and Ward 8.
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Concord
N. H
Charles R. Corning
Charles Tu. Mason
Joseph Daly
Overtime Bill Assured by Massachusetts Senate Pledges
A majority of the next Massachusetts Senate, twenty six members, pledge to pass the women and minors overtime bill. Governor Guild backs the measure, boosting its chance in the upcoming Legislature. Listed supporters include Hall, Mellen, Dixon, Curley, Cox, Linehan, Clarke, Leavitt, Bromberg, Cassidy, McManmon, Feiker, Williams, Chace, Bullock, Salter, Chapple, Shaw, Donovan, Hayes, Mahoney, Valley, Macleod, Mitchell, Riley, and Garfield.
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Massachusetts Senate
Governor Guild
Hall
Revere
Rep
Mellen
Boston
Dixon
Curley
Cox
Linehan
Clarke
Leavitt
Bromberg
Cassidy
Adams
McManmon
Lowell
Feiker
Northampton
Williams
Attleboro
Chace
Fall River
Bullock
New Bedford
Salter
Lynn
Chapple
Salem
Shaw
Manchester
Donovan
Lawrence
Hayes
Springfield
Mahoney
Chicopee
Valley of Watertown
Macleod
Cambridge
Mitchell
Marlboro
Riley
Woburn
Garfield
Brockton
Woman Run Over by Wagon in Dorchester Injury
Ann Dunn of 7 Gartland Street South End was seriously injured when a wagon driven by Bernard Keenan of Stoughton Street Dorchester ran over her on Blue Hill Avenue Mattapan just before 6 PM. She suffered a head injury and a fractured right arm and was taken to City Hospital.
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Bernard Keenan
Stoughton Street
Dorchester
Ann Dunn
Gartland Street
South End
City Hospital
Blue Hill Avenue
Mattapan
Plan to Place Irish Antiquities in Museums
Daniel J. Dwyer delivered a stereopticon lecture on Irish archaeology at Paine Memorial Hall under the Knights of St. Brendan. The talk urged a movement to secure Irish antiquities for museums of archaeology and fine arts with aid from Irish societies. Jeremiah Carroll presided and read a sympathetic letter from Harvard Gaelic literature chair I N Robinson.
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Daniel J. Dwyer
Knights of St. Brendan
Paine Memorial Hall
Dwyer
Jeremiah Carroll
I*. N. Robinson
Harvard University
Footwear Comfort Echoes EMERSON Style in Stores Citywide
A commerce note highlights EMERSON quality footwear offered with a style suited for comfort. Stores listed include Wash. st at Water, Court st at Wanover, 18 Summer st, and Dewey square, inviting shoppers to compare comfort and craft.
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Emerson
Wash. St
Cor, Water
Court St
Cor Wanover
Summer St
Dewey Square
Left babe found on ex-mayor's steps in Chelsea Chelsea
A two month old girl was found on the front steps of ex-Mayor Thomas Strahan at 121 Bellingham street Chelsea last night. There were no identifying marks. The infant was taken to the police station where Assistant Matron Mrs Hynd placed her in care.
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Thomas Strahan
Bellingham Street
Chelsea
Hynd
Tirrell Hopes For Bigger Guild Plurality
Congressman Charles Q. Tirrell notes he expected the result but wished for a larger plurality praising Governor Guild's administration and expressing pleased with the decisive vote for Lieutenant Governor Draper.
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Guild
Draper
Massachusetts
Rebuke to Hearstism says ex speaker Myers
Ex Speaker James J. Myers argues that Guild and Draper victory in Massachusetts and Hughes win in New York rebuke Moran and Hearst campaigns. He says Moranism and Hearstism are foreground while real issues lie in the background.
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Hearstism
Myers
Guild
Draper
Massachusetts
Hughes
New York
Moran
Hearst
Fisk Wins State Supreme Court Judge Seat in North Dakota
Fargo returns show Fisk elected to the State Supreme Court over Knauf the Republican nominee. Governor Sarles and the remaining Republican ticket members are also elected.
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Fargo
N. D
Fisk
State Supreme Court
Knauf
Sarles
Happiness in a Tablet Promises Relief from Digestive Woes
A commerce style pitch for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claims the product cures indigestion and loss of appetite by aiding digestion. It portrays dyspepsia as a trap and suggests one tablet digests 3000 grains of food, restoring health, vigor, and happiness after meals.
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Stuart
Nervous Wreck Recovered by Pink Pills Testimonial
Mrs. S. A. Green of Franklin Georgia describes years of weakness and stomach trouble ending after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports rapid weight gain from 104 to 130 pounds, improved sleep and energy, and ability to walk half a mile. Sold by druggists or by mail at 50 cents per box.
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A. Green
Franklin, Ga
Dr. Williams
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