Prohibition Party Nominates Hale Geis Pair for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Chester R. Lawrence of Boston and Matthew Hale of Boston were nominated yesterday at Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple for Governor and Lieutenant Governor respectively. Hale also holds the Democratic nomination, while Lawrence urged Hale's victory from the floor.
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Chester R. Lawrence
Boston
Matthew Hale
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Hale
Lawrence
Ticket picks set for state offices and temperance push
The ticket lists Herbert S. Brown Greenfield for secretary of State Solon Lovett Beverly for treasurer Henry G. Smith Jr Somerville for auditor and Frank Auchter Belmont for attorney general. The platform and speeches condemn national leaders for failing to prohibit beer wine and stronger liquors during the war.
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Herbert S. Brown
Greenfield
Solon Lovett
Beverly
Henry G. Smith, Jr
Somerville
Frank Auchter
Belmont
United States Senate
Missouri Man Claims Self Cure for Liquor Habit
Thomas J. D. O Bannon of Frederickstown Missouri states he cured himself of a 35 year liquor addiction using a home mix of muriate of ammonia Vartex Compound and pepsin in water with routine three daily doses. He says the recipe has no taste or smell and can be added to coffee tea milk or food.
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Mr. Thos
J. D. O'Bannon
Missouri
Frederickstown
Mr. O’bannon
Mansfield Campaign Conference with National Committee Official
The Democratic State ticket led by Governor nominee Frederick W. Mansfield held a prolonged discussion with Assistant Treasurer Jamerson of the Democratic national committee who arrived from Washington to assess Massachusetts prospects.
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Frederick W. Mansfield
Jamerson
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Massachusetts
Democratic ticket vows strong fight in Massachusetts
Mr Jamerson heads an active committee aiding Democratic efforts in state contests. The ticket members attended except Matthew Hale in Chicago. Washington favors Mansfield and promises high profile speakers as the national committee views Massachusetts as solid Democratic ground for a whirlwind campaign and bright prospects.
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Matthew Hale
Chicago
Washington
Mansfield
Massachusetts
National Committee
No Strike of Coal Drivers Reaffirmed After Boston Talks
Amicable wage agreement discussions between Boston coal dealers and their union teamsters avert a strike. The State Committee on Public Safety, chaired by Henry B. Endicot, with labor representatives John F. Stevens and J. Frank O’Hare, presided over conferences at the State House with coal dealers and the Boston Union 68 locals.
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Teamsters
State Committee On Public Safety
Henry B. Endicott
John F. Stevens
J. Frank O’hare
State House
Boston Union 68
State Committee
Averted Strike by Market Teamsters in Boston District
Massachusetts Public Safety Committee helped avert a strike by more than 41 market garden teams. Workers sought higher wages amid rising costs and longer hours. current pay ranged from 15.4 to 18.50 weekly. A flat $1.50 per week increase was approved and to take effect this week.
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Massachusetts Public Safety
Tee
Boston
Henry B. Fadicott
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