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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1917

Page

8

Patriotic Meeting Planned by Division 21 Dorchester

The citizens' soldiers' relief committee of Division 21 Dorchester will hold a patriotic meeting tonight at Washington Hall Codman Square. Dr John F Fitzgerald will preside and important business is to be transacted.

Citizens’ Soldiers’ Relief Committee Division 21 Dorchester Washington Hall Codman Square John F. Fitzgerald

Regular Republicans Win in Philadelphia City Ticket Race

Returns from 1215 of 1336 districts show the regular Republican city slate ahead of the Town Meeting party. W. F. Kendrick leads the ticket for receiver of taxes by 12 871 votes over the Town Meeting challenger. Other regular Republicans trail Kendrick except for the district attorney race.

Philadelphia Town Meeting Party W. F. Kendrick Thomas Ee Es Eos Sande Po Meeting Kendrick

Dundee Beats Moore In 10 Round Victory At New York

Johnny Dundee outpointed Pat Moore of Philadelphia in a 10 round bout in New York. Dundee weighed 131 1 2 pounds and Moore 135 3 4 pounds.

New York Johnny Dundee Pat Moore Philadelphia Dundee Moore

Republican cuts Socialist vote in Haverhill contest

In Haverhill the Socialist Representative Charles H. Morrill trailed Republican Narcisse Deneau by 134 votes. Morrill tallied 1437 to Deneau's 1303, sparking a plan for a recount as Deneau contests the result.

Haverhill Charles H. Morrill Essex Narcisse Deneau Morrill Deneau

Senators Elected in State Third Worcester District

A list of elected state senators by district and party includes Fred W. Cross Republican in the Third Worcester District, Henry S. Wells Republican in the Fourth Essex District, James R. Tetler Republican in the Fifth Essex District, William E. Russell Democrat in the Second Middlesex District, George H. Jackson Republican in the First Essex District, George D. Chamberlain Republican in the First Hampden District, E Howard Perley Republican in the Second Essex District, Arthur W. Colburn Republican in the Eighth Middlesex District, Edward L. Dahlberg Republican in the Plymouth District, George A. Churchill Republican in the Franklin and Hampshire District, Kenneth L. Nash Republican in the Norfolk and Plymouth District, James F. Cavanagh Republican in the Fourth Middlesex District, Beck Republican in the First District, Fitzgerald Democrat in the Second District, Morris Democrat in the Third District, McLaughlin Democrat in the Fourth District, Nichols Republican in the Fifth District, Curran Democrat in the Sixth District, Hormel Republican in the Eighth District, and Sanford Republican in the Ninth District.

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Paine Burgess H. Spinney Bristol James G. Moran Benjamin L. Young George J. Bates Joseph E. Freeling Isaac A. Wood Suffolk Lawrence ¥. Quigley Martin R. Lane James B. Dow Dukes Benjamin Collins Christian Nelson Michael F. Malone J. Weston Allen Leland Powers Thomas Weston, Jr Frank Allen George Morse Ernest W. Allen Thomas W. Baxter George L. Nourse Joseph L. Barry William F. Craig James E. Odlin Dennis A. Murphy Charles H. Slowey Clarence A. Crooks John H. Baker Berkshire John H. McAllister Arthur Bower George Bunting Michael A. Flanagan Frederick Butler Alton L. Bellows Arthur W. Jones George C. F. Allen Charles B. Frothingham Warren E. Tarbell Roberts Corrigan Albert P. Wadleigh William A. Bartlett George M. Worrall Harry F. Shedd Chancey A. Bennett Giles Blangue Hampshire Michael J. Fitz Frank Bartlett Robert T. Kent John S. Orr George B. Waterman Peter I. Adams Seventeenth Essex Chauncey Pepin Arthur §. Browne Frederic F. Clauss Julius Myers Warren C. Daggett William P. French Arthur W. Robinson John M. Gibbs John R. Hudson Charles H. Hartshorn J. Warren Moulton Herman S. Cheney George J. Brunell Eighth Worcester James R. Ferry Ninth Worcester Charles W. Gould Francis Prescott Tenth Worcester Edwin S. Corey George A. Whitney Eleventh Worcester John C. Hull Edward H. Nutting Twelfth Worcester Henry E Cowdrey Frederic C. Nichols Fifth Hampden William Foster Highth Hampden John D. O'Connor Walter T. Packard William B. Baldwin Herbert A. Bartlett Irrank A. Manning Fred J. Burrell James Morrison Matthew A. Higgins Bion T. Wheeler Twenty James E. Tolman John T. Crowley Eddy P. Dunbar Edwin H. Gibson William M. Haskins Highteenth Middlesex Fred J. Brown Arthur N. Newhall

Suffolk Representatives By District Party List

A readable roster lists representatives by district with party affiliation. The document shows Dems and Reps across districts including First through Twenty-fifth with names such as Cox Kelley Hearn and others.

Prohibition Vote In Ohio Nears Tight Finish

Cincinnati November 6 Returns from 3807 of 5756 precincts in Ohio show 337 272 for prohibition and 338 793 against. Prohibitionists led early but large city results narrowed the margin, with indicators the liquor forces may win by a small margin.

Cincinnati Ohio

Everett rejects two year mayor plan in close vote

Everett voters reject the two year mayor plan by more than two to one, with Precinct 2 of Ward 3 still not counted. The anti-aid amendment wins 2419 to 1127, while Mayor Mullen's charter proposal dies 2216 to 1000 as one precinct remained unsettled at 1:30 this morning.

Everett Mullen Ward

Representatives Elected in State House Districts

A long list of elected state representatives across districts names, party affiliations, and incumbents. Notable entries include First Norfolk Benjamin Hirsch and Seventh Norfolk Timothy Quinn, with Democrats, Republicans, and independents appearing in many districts.

Chelsea Boy, 9, Killed in Auto Crash Driver Charged

Stanley Grzybinski of 29 Chestnut street Chelsea was arrested on a warrant charging him with man slaughter. He drove a hired car for Representative Lawrence F. Quigley that struck and killed 6 year old Mary Donnelly of 17 Jefferson avenue on Spencer avenue near Green street yesterday.

Stanley Grzybinski Chestnut Street Chelsea Grzybinski Lawrence F. Quigley Mary Donnelly Jefferson Avenue Spencer Avenue Green Street

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Suffolk County Division II Vote of Reptiblican Cox Kelley Hearn Cashman Green McNamee Mahoney Donovan Feinberg Scigliano Craig Hayes Arnold Burr Fitz- Henry Smith McGrath Murphy Moynihan Atwood Leavitt Wasserman Babb Dunkle Penshorn Clark Finkel Martin Hays Winthrop Tee Cresaceesee WEG L BH Benavadauaessenes Cerare Enue Fone Pat AlGie Altos Teensatraesees Sacaneevther
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