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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1910

Page

3

Convention in Uproar as Keliher and Lomasney Lead Rival Factions

Boston Democratic convention erupts in clashes between Keliher and Lomasney camps as ballots are counted. Doyle shifts support to Vahey, Foss and Hamlin factions vie for delegate loyalties, police struggle to restore order amid crowd surges on the platform.

James H. Doyle Daniel Coakley Joseph Dennison Kelcher Ward 8 Martin Lomasney Joe Boston Lomasney Keliher Thayer Hamlin Stor Congressman Keliher Doyle Coakley Dennison Donovan Vahey Lomasneys Fall River Lawrence Foss Maynard Democratic City Committee of Lapis Lomasneyites Daniel J. Ixiley Springfield Kiley Senator Lomasney Hendricks Club

Democratic Platform In a Nutshell

A condensed list of Progressive era policy goals including tariff cuts, national income tax, direct election of senators, a uniform parcels post, faster cheaper justice, initiative and referendum, campaign finance reform, anti lobby efforts, labor standards, state finance reforms, local self governance, agrarian and animal industry bureaus, and a pledge to enact proven Democratic measures previously promised by the last Legislature.

U. S Boston Canada Lodge Commonwealth United States State House

Platform Clash Ends In Hall Turmoil And Adjournment

During a heated conference a leader remained cool and ordered the platform cleared. Delegates were thrown off the platform in a struggle that involved candidates and lawmakers including Vahey Kelcher Murray Santosuosso Lomasney Dennison Coakley Doyle and other leaders. Fist fights and scuffles erupted throughout the hall as police and calmer delegates restored order and the conference adjourned.

Vahey Kelcher William F. Murray Santosuosso Lomasney Joseph Dennison Daniel Coakley James H. Doyle

Mansfield Popular Labor Advocate for Attorney General Bid

Frederick Wy Mansfield of East Boston and legislative counsel for the Massachusetts AFL State Branch is discussed as a potential Democratic attorney-general nominee. A well known figure at the State House, he lobbies for labor bills before committees and has appeared in court on labor matters. He served on a repair ship in the Spanish War and is a close friend of Senator Vahey.

Boston Federation of Labor American Federation of Labor Vahey Mansfield State House Federation Spain Navy Vulcan Manefield Boston Unversity Law School

Mansfield in State House Pleads for Labor Reform

In a State House appearance Mr Mansfield pressed anti injunc tion eight hour day and workmen's comp acts along with peaceful picketing bills and a 64 hour limit for textile workers work. He serves as a civic advocate with a legal background and military service details noted.

Committee at large members named to state committee

The committee announces eight members to the state committee at large. They are James W. Synan of Pittsfield Daniel F. O Connell of Worcester ex Representative David L Walsh of Clinton Walter H Creamer of Lynn Frederick W MacLeod of Cambridge Joseph Maynard of Boston Charles F O Riordan of Boston and Harvey Pratt of Hingham.

State Committee James W. Synan Pittsfield Daniel F. O'Connell Worcester David L. Walsh Clinton Walter H. Creamer Lynn Frederick W. Macleod Cambridge Joseph Maynard Boston Charles F. O'Riordan Harvey Pratt Hingham

Platform planks from Democratic State convention at Faneuil Hall

The platform centers on cost of living and labor concerns urging tariff revision popular election of U. S. senators and enforcement of an eight hour law. It condemns rising prices affecting workers clerks teachers and small tradesmen and pledges reform.

U. S Faneuil Hall Yvesterday

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