Gaston Favored to Head Democratic Ticket in Massachusetts
Boston area Democratic leaders debate Governor nomination as Col William A Gaston is viewed as the strongest potential governor candidate while Mansfield delays withdrawal under 1907 election law. Vahey and Hamlin plan to name a governor candidate amid factional tension and debate over committee powers.
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Gaston
Boston
James B. Carroll
Springfield
Thomas P. Cassidy
North Adams
Joseph H. O'Neil
Clifton R. Loring
Medford
States Committee
Mr. Mansfield
Mansfield
Col. Gaston
Congressman Loss
Kelcher-Doyle-Coakley-Donovan
Democratic
Foss
Vahey
Thomas Riley
Malden
Secretary of State
Riley
Ballot Law Commission
William Hayes
James H. Vahey
Robert Crowley
Lowell
Hamlin
Frederick J. Macleod
Democratic State Committee
Joseph Maynard
Democratic City Committee
Josiah Quincy
Crowley
Hayes
Boston Democracy
Hotel Bellevue
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
William P. Hayes
James Doyle
Vahey- Hamlin
Frederick W. Mansfield
Legal timing fixes Mansfield's governor nomination window
Mansfield remains the Democratic candidate until after 5 PM Oct 17 with a replacement not becoming legal until after 5 PM Oct 20. The law requires withdrawals and substitutions within set 72 hour windows, affecting certificates of nomination and convention actions for the Nov 8 election.
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Minton
Election Board of Boston
Mansfield
Frederick J. Macleod
Democratic State Committee
Foss
Frederick W. Mansfield
Commonwealth
Democratic State Convention Statement Defends Process
The Democratic State committee released a statement asserting the convention proceedings were fair with no fraud or irregularity. It frames the lack of a clear choice as a result of hard luck and outlines salient facts about the event.
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Foss
Mr. Vahey
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Frederick J. Macleod
Democratic State Committee
Mayor Hints O'Neil as Strong Candidate Nominee
Mayor Fitzgerald said yesterday he believed Joseph H. O'Neil would make a good candidate. He did not commit to whether O'Neil could be nominated, citing party processes and alignment with voters.
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Fitzgerald
Joseph H. O'Neil
Mr. O'Neil
Mayor predicts voters will disapprove Republican machine
The mayor comments that convention incidents will not stop Mississippians from registering disapproval of the Republican machine this fall and expresses confidence the party’s standard bearer will win election day regardless of committee choices. He asserts the united Democracy will support a nominee they can back with pride.
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United Democracy
Baron's Pipe Filler Promises Longer Lasting Pipe Pleasure
In town over 40 percent of pipe smokers have switched to Baron's Pipe Filler. It claims to load tobacco like cigarette tobacco so the pipe burns lengthwise, delivering more than double the pleasure of smoking.
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Baron
England
Adolph Frankau & Co., Ltd
West 23d Street
New York City
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