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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1910
Page
4
New York Democrats delay in naming Dix's running mate as talks focus on Sheldon and Glynn. Dix yields to leaders and agrees to run. Mrs Dix expresses mixed feelings but pledges support. A separate note denounces the so called new nationalism as a retreat to tyranny.
After hours of pressure and persuasion from leaders and relatives, Dix agrees to run for State chairman. The Rochester convention proceeds with speeches, platform readings, and committee work as Norman Mack and John McCooey report back on Dix's decision and strategy.
John A. Dix of Glens Falls New York aged 50 is a Cornell graduate of 1882. He chairs Washington county Democratic committee and has held county leadership roles. Dix has led lumber and paper ventures and serves as director or officer at multiple banks and companies including Iroquois Pulp and Paper and Brandy Paper Company.
At the Bigelow School today the Social Science Club awarded prizes to pupils who maintained the best summer gardens. Superintendent Spaulding distributed cash awards and badges. Winners include Anna Murphy for best school garden and Lewis Bird for best home garden, with several honorable mentions.
Attorney Jerome defends his clients as federal agents raid the Scheftels firm halting money orders and uncover a nine year fugitive in the case. The raid triggers street disorder while Mrs Lafell defends George Rice stating she is a friend and investor who stands by him amid charges. Esther Quinn of Boston to testify as grand jury convenes Monday.
A Holyoke reception under the city committee's auspices showcased Charles S. Hamlin's bid for governor. He outlined reforms including central purchasing, direct nomination reform, utility regulation, and tax relief, pledging to press these measures into law via the Legislature and to push efficiency and retrenchment across state agencies.
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