Gardner Strives for Strong Immigration Plank at Massachusetts GOP
Republican Governor candidate Augustus Gardener demands a strict immigration plank at the Massachusetts convention in Tremont Temple. He opposes the committee’s softer stance and vows to stand firm, urging the party to exclude undesirable aliens while distributing desirable ones. The platform, to be presented today, also covers railroads reform, arbitration, and tax measures.
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Augustus Peabody Gardner
Tremont Temple
Committee On
American House
Hatfield
Committee On Resolutions
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Mr. Gardner
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Captain Gardner
Murray Crane
Charlie Hatfield
Mr. Hatfield
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Belmont
Crane
Henry Cabot Lodge
August H. Goetting
Curtis Guild
Charles L. Burrill
Alexander McGregor
James E. Swift
John White
Charles E. Hatfield
A. J. George
Brookline
Henry Parkman
W. T. Sedgwick
Technology
Robinson
Chelsea
Thomas Walsh
Massachusetts
The
Commonwealth
State Board of Education
Ainst
United States
Democrats Draft Platform At Quincy House Meeting
Democrats adopted a tentative platform mirroring Walsh principles with major planks on Wilson administration tariff reform compulsory voting equal suffrage initiative referendum centralized purchasing and veto power for the governor. They propose Boston and Maine divorce from New Haven state control and New Haven rail ownership. District and at large committee members listed.
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Quincy House
David I. Walsh
Walsh
Wilson
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Democratic State Convention Forges Harmony in New Hampshire
Riordan leads the state committee with Deitrick Murray Curley Peters Gilmore and Thacher adding national color. Walsh Barry and a full ticket including Donahue Mansfield Pope Boynton rally after a harmony meeting with Riley pledging support. Temporary chairman Strecker permanent chair Edward Lewis Amherst officiates Reverend Sawyer Ware candidate for the Legislature.
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Resolutions Committee
Roger Sherman Hoar
Concord
Richard H. Long
Framingham
George Ired Williams
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
Daniel F. Doherty
Westfield
Martin M. Lomasney
Boston
Henry J. Ryan
Pittsfield
William G. McKechnie
Springfield
J. H. Drury
Athol
Edward Gilmore
Brockton
John T Coughlin
Thomas C. Thacher
Yarmouth
Riley
Daniel F. O’connell
Charles F
Deitrick
Murray
Curley
Peters
Gilmore
Thacher
Edward P. Barry
State Committee
Barry
Giblin
State University
Democratic State Committee
Walsh
David I. Walsh
Edward P., Barry
Frank J. Donahue
Fred W. Mansfield
Frank Pope
Thomas J. Boynton
Charles B. Strecker
Edward Lewis
Amherst
Roland D. Sawyer
Ware
Sawyer
Hampshire
BULL MOOSE RALLIES IN CITY WITH MULTIPLE PROGESSIVES EVENTS
The Bull Moose party plans two noon rallies and three night meetings in the city with speakers including Henry Clay Peters John Vaughan Winfield C Towns and George E Burnham The events target Ward 10 and other venues such as the Baker's chocolate factory navy yard gate Newburyport Athletic Club Chelsea square and Dartmouth street Columbus avenue locales.
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Baker's Chocolate Factory
Henry Clay Peters
Navy Yard Gate
Charlestown
John Vaughan
Berkeley
Tremont Streets
Winfield C. Towns
George E. Burnham
Edward C. Barringer
House of Representatives
John W. Vaughan
Dartmouth Street
Columbus Avenue
Henry B. McDowell
Cambridge
Chelsea Square
Chelsea
Miss Lloyd and Dillon Placed Under Bond at Ellis Island
Acting Secretary Post ordered temporary landing under bond for Marie Lloyd and Bernard Dillon after deportation orders due to moral grounds. The English duo claimed marriage and will be allowed to stay only until contracts are fulfilled.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor Post
Marie Lloyd
Bernard Dillon
Ellis Island
N. Y
B. Dillon
Lloyd
Post
Lexington High to Meet Watertown in Second Game
The Lexington High School football team under Coach Jack Leary will play Watertown High this afternoon at 3 on Lexington field. Leary, former Waltham High star back, has the squad trained for two weeks to sharpen for the Minute Men clash.
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Lexington
Jack Leary
Waltham High
Sons of the Minute Men
Watertown High
Pigskin Chasers
West Newton Horse Show Brings Big Turnout and Wins
Ideal weather drew society crowds to the West Newton County Fair second day. More than 110 entries filled classes with top honors going to Dorothy Burrage on Amber in the ladies saddle and to Amazenment and Amusement in the depot carriage class. Nora Saltonstall on Checkers and J. A. Bryant on Widow Wise claimed blue ribbons, with other class winners including Helen Morton on Corporal and Lady Mac by J. D. Packard & Son. The jumping contest crowned Undine with H L Burrage as top rider, while C. F. Eddy & Co. dominated the workhorse pairs and related awards.
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West Newton County
J. A. Bryant
Widow Wise
Dorothy Burrage
Amber
Woodland Park Riding School
Nora Saltonstall
Checkers
Helen Morton
Lady Mac
J. D. Packard & Son
M. L. Riley
Depot Carriage Horses
Jerry
Vincent
J. D. Fackard and Son
Andrew Adie
Starlight
H. Ll. Burrage
Undine
P. J. Cronin
General
Mr. Melody
Malcolm
C. F. Eddy & Co
C. F. Hatch
Princeton to reshuffle lineup for Fordham game
Princeton coaches announced several changes for the Fordham game. Law will start at left half replacing Captain Baker, with J. S. Baker at quarterback, Gluck at right half, Streit at fullback, Haviland at center and Brown at right end. No scrimmage today, practice focused on signals, punting, and receiving punts.
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Princeton
N. J
Fordham
Rutgers
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J. S. Baker
Gluck
Streit
Haviland
Brown
Jeannette Wins 10 Round Decision Over Langford at MSG
Joe Jeanette outpointed Sam Langford in a ten round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Both weighed about 195 and 199 pounds. Jeanette controlled with a sharp jab early while Langford's power mounted late but failed to produce a decisive knockdown.
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New York
Joe Jeanette
Sam Langford
Madison Square Garden
Jeannette
Langford
Rindge Tech Beats Tufts Second Team 12 to 0
Rindge Technical opened its season at Tufts Oval and defeated Tufts second team 12 to 0. Frazier scored two touch downs as Rindge Tech outplayed Tufts despite similar weights. Attendance was about 200 as A. Smith of Tufts umpired with Garland as referee.
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Tufts
Poole
Creelman
Small
Jere
Ramsey
Gore W. Coleman
Angus
Ford
O’brien
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Dunn
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Flynn
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O'Connor
Proctor
Ramsey Page
Turner
Rindge Tech
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R. A. Smith
R. Garland
Cable
R. T
Entombed Miner Cheerful Despite Delays
In Centralia Pennsylvania on October 3 Joseph Toshesky, trapped 100 feet underground for over seven days, spoke through a food tube and said he was satisfied with the rescue effort and willing to spend another night behind the coal wall.
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Centralia
Penn
Joseph Toshesky
Miners Hope to Free Toshesky at Continental Colliery
Rescue teams guiding operations at the Continental colliery after a coal fall last Friday report Toshesky is to be freed around noon today but face a stubborn coal vein. Officials remain confident by daybreak tomorrow. Toshesky sends a message to his wife and says he feels strong and could work faster with meat.
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Toshesky
Concord High Opens Season Against Dedham High
Concord High School begins its football season with a game against Dedham High in Concord. Coach Warren B. Goddard has led weeks of practice and the team, coming off a promising previous year, looks to build on that showing.
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Concord High
Concord
Dedham High
Warren B. Goddard
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