Democratic nomination process for state convention debated
A detailed account explains how the Democratic nomination for state offices will be filed with Secretary of State Olin and reviewed by the Ballot Law Commission. It notes competing claims by Artlett and Whitney, hearings, potential Supreme Court appeals, and the chance for public scrutiny at the polls.
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Battle over nominations hardens in Brookline hysteria
The article reports on Democratic party disarray in Massachusetts with Bartlett and Whitney factions claiming control of the nomination process. Secret councils, contested conventions, and remarks by Thomas Lawson frame a chaotic political clash. Whitney supporters press for a decisive rally in Brookline amid charges of manipulation and legal questions.
Whitney Renews Battle for Governor After Springfield Controversy
Fleury M Whitney resumes his campaign for Massachusetts governor declaring the Springfield convention fraud the greatest outrage. He plans to appeal to the Ballot Law Commission and pursue court action, citing 419 affidavits from delegates and vowing to run for governor regardless of obstacles.
Thayer Rejects Mob Convention Nomination for Lieutenant Governor
Worcester October 6 John A Thayer a local attorney refused the Bartlett slate nomination for lieutenant governor calling the convention a mob convention He supported General Bartlett but denounced an unlawful process Whitney and his supporters faced criticism Thayer blamed Whitney partisans for disrupting proceedings and urged Bartlett supporters to early access the theatre to ensure fair participation
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Massachusetts Democratic Candidate Seeks Governor Nomination
The speaker insists he will run as the Democratic candidate for governor while a ballot law case proceeds. He portrays the opposing group as hoodlums and states the party will press on, trusting the people of Massachusetts.
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Views of Two Leaders on Springfield Democratic Convention
Former Congressman John R. Thayer of Worcester and George Fred Williams criticize the Springfield convention. Thayer warns of anxiety over its impact on the party while Williams accuses Whitney supporters of causing trouble and defends Bartlett delegates. Thayer cites newspaper reports and laments lack of unity after the event.
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Weekly review and outlook on stock market trends
Speculative dealings stayed tenuous with net changes under half a point in most issues. Traders focus on the President's Western trip and money market conditions as they report comparative local stock prices and weekly sales totals.
Pink Pellet and Blue Bullet Shape Bartlett Convention Drama
The Bartlett pink pellet and blue bullet, issued by the Democratic State committee to delegates for credentials, enabled Dan Kiley to control the convention. Whitney delegates faced long lines at the theatre ticket window as Bartlett operatives issued the pink and blue ballots, with Josiah Quincy and Congressmen McNary and Sullivan among those blocked. The devices are cited as key evidence before the Ballot Law Commission, countersigned by State committee chair John P. Feeney.
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Barton Says He Is Still For Bartlett
Ex mayor Charles J. Barton says he remains a Bartlett supporter after traveling to Springfield to back Bartlett and missing the convention. He criticized how the convention was run and noted a motion in his name was carried without his presence.
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Doherty Declines Springfield Ticket Nomination
James L. Doherty of this city declines to accept the attorney-general nomination on the Whitney ticket. He told the Whitney campaign manager he would not be a candidate for any office on the ticket, though he remains a supporter of the Whitney cause.
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Bartlett blue bullet offers no value to Whitney delegates
A report notes that the Bartlett blue bullet was issued alongside the pink bullet but holds no practical value for Whitney delegates. The item is described as inert for decision making or action by the delegation.
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Whitney Campaign Opens Tonight in Brookline
Henry M. Whitney asserts his Democratic gubernatorial nomination and begins a state tour. The Brookline Town Hall rally, presided by Moses Williams, features Mission Church Band music and fireworks as the opening act for a vigorous campaign kickoff.
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