Boy Dies in Dorchester Hut Fire
A hut used as a clubroom off Corona street Dorchester caught fire when a kerosene lamp exploded. Stanley V Masters 14 died in the blaze while Arthur Stein 14 tried to save him but sustained burns. Patrolman Seeley and neighbors aided, but the frame building burned to char. A R Masters, father, works for Suffolk Engraving Company.
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Dorchester
Stanley V. Masters
Russe Park
Arthur Stein
Seeley
A. R. Masters
The
Suffolk Engraving Company
Warrant issued for Lawson on criminal libel charge
Judge Wentworth in the Municipal Court issued a warrant for the arrest of Thomas W. Lawson on criminal libel against Clarence W. Barron. Lawson was not arrested and will appear Saturday. Barron, editor of the Boston News Bureau, and his attorney were present. Bail was fixed at 900 dollars. Barron said the matter is not personal and objected to Lawson's writings.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Clarence W. Barron
Wentworth
Lawson
Barron
Boston News Bureau
Sherman L. Whipple
Mr. Lawson
Homer Albers
Boston Wins Aldie Cup and Pony Championship
In New York on November 14 Berkley Bantam owned by Judge Moore of Chicago repeated as champion Pony. E D Jordan of Boston won the Aldie Cup with Flashlight for a year. Elegance II, also owned by Jordan, failed in Class 29 against three rivals. Lady Yapham, owned by Robert Beith of Ontario, earned blue ribbon.
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New York
Judge Moore
Chicago
E. D. Jordan
Elegance II
Boston
Lady Yapham
Robert Beith
Ontario
Jap to Wed Cambridge Girl in Matrimonial Plans
Akichi Murata of Japan and Miss Mabel Louisé Moore of Cambridge announce matrimonial intentions. Murata is 30 and well connected in Japan, a nephew of former prime minister Count Korada. his father is a coal merchant in Tokyo.
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Akichi Murata
Japan
Mabel Louisé Moore
Wake Avenue
Cambridge
Henry A. Moore
Murata
Count Korada
Tokio
Donovan Campaign Tour Presses Joint Debate Clash
The Hon. Edward J. Donovan delivered nine speeches across Charlestown South Boston Roxbury and Ward 8. He challenged his opponent to a joint debate accused him of quitting and said he would push municipal ownership and labor-friendly policies amid large crowds and protests.
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Edward J. Donovan
Charlestown
Boston
Roxbury
Ward 8
Donovan
Broadway Extension Bridge
Mission Church
Spellman Hall
Wells Memorial Hall
Isaac Ote
James Donovan
Fitzgerald
Ward 9
South Boston
Broadway Bridge
Ward 13
Leo F. McCullough
Chairman Cole Plans to Stop Caucus Frauds
Chairman Cole of the Police Board pledged to stop repeat voting at primaries. He said outside leaders provided names of suspected gang leaders and inspectors will trace them. Cambridge Somerville Chelsea Quincy Winthrop officers will assist, with strict observation of East Boston Charlestown North West End and Dorchester wards.
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Cole
Police Board
Martin M. Lomasney
Henry S. Fitzgerald
Cambridge
Somerville
Chelsea
Quincy
Winthrop
East Boston
Charlestown
North
West End
Dorchester
Lomasney Addresses Rally in Ward 8 for Donovan
Martin Lomasney spoke at a Ward 8 rally that drew a full Blossom street wardroom audience. Despite a husky voice and prior hesitation he urged support for his protégé Edward J. Donovan, delivering the familiar campaign message to old friends.
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Martin Lomasney
Blossom Street
Martin
Post
Eddie Donovan
Hendricks Club
Edward J. Donovan
Dewey Delivers Rallies Across Wards Acknowledging Support
Judge Dewey spoke to large enthusiastic crowds in Wards 8 10 12 and 15 and signaled confidence in securing the Republican nomination. He emphasized independence from any single faction amid strong reception during his campaign.
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Judge Dewey
Fitzgerald at Ten Meetings Attacks Donovan Record
Boston candidate John F. Fitzgerald campaigns across eight wards addressing large crowds led by Alderman Bowen. He cites a public record on fares and rail pensions, challenges Donovan to debate, accuses him of pandering to corporations, and attacks McNary as a private operator while urging voters to judge by official journals.
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Spellman Hall
Gray’s Hall
Court House
McNary
Charlestown
Donovan
Cauley Hall
Arthur Clark
John H. Toland
James F. Creed
Thomas K. Coogan
Josiah Dean
Charles H. Slattery
Fitzgerald
Vine Street
Old Franklin School
Alderman Bowen
John F. Fitzgerald
Edward J. Donovan
Mr. Donovan
People
Boston
House
Senate
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Syndicate
Massachusetts
Boston Elevated Railway
Bell Telephone
Boston Post
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Young’s
South
10Th Congressional District
Kelcher
Boston rally ends as Frothingham race discussed
Judge Dewey urged fair hearing for all candidates and full accounting of city funds. Alderman Bromberg pledged oversight of the street department and cooperation with District Attorney elect Moran to root out dens of vice. Senator elect Seiberlich urged support for Frothingham, a Boston native and veteran, as the mayoral choice.
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Moran
Boston
Louis A. Frothingham
Frothingham
House of Representatives
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