Foss Papers Busy as Governors Race Looms
The article details Foss independent nomination filings with 2000 signers, Colonel Dyer's support for Governor Foss, and Benton and Walsh moves. It notes 1900-name legal requirement, days for filing, and political maneuvers including Gardner and Kahn visits.
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Dyer
Commonwealth
Gardner-Benton
Benton
Gardner
Foss
James M. W. Hall
Cambridge
Newton
Hall
Col. Dyer
Bird Declines Gardner Debate Over Personalities Clash
Progressive gubernatorial candidate Charles Sumner Bird rejects Congress man Gardner's Oct. 18 joint debate proposal at Faneuil Hall. Bird accuses Gardner of repeated personal attacks and asserts he will discuss issues only, noting prior insults and claiming no ownership of the Boston Journal.
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Charles Sumner Bird
Gardner
Faneuil Hall
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Foss nomination papers filed in Middlesex Club politics
Former President Dyer of the Republican Middlesex Club files nomination papers for Foss. Benton hints at an independent bid if Foss runs. Foss urged to accept. Bird declines Gardner’s debate invitation and accuses the congressman of discourtesy. Gardner plans to bring national speakers to Massachusetts. Walsh starts fight tonight in Attleboro.
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Dyer
Republican
Middlesex Club
Foss
Gardner
Benton
Mr. Bird
Massachu
Filene Employee Designs City Flag for Boston
C D Whittredge of Filene's offers a flag design for Boston featuring a solid blue universe field. The Great Dipper stars and the two pointers form a hub and wheel with 12 spokes. The letters B O S T O N appear at alternating spoke ends.
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Columbus Day Committee
Boston
C. D. Whittredge
Filene’s
City Club
Whittredge
Maitre Labori to Speak at Harvard Union Tonight
French lawyer Maitre Fernando Labori visiting Boston after an appendix operation will address Harvard Union students at 8 o clock this evening. Law School students will attend in a body.
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Maitre Fernando Labori
Boston
Harvard
Harvard Union
Harvard Law School
New Parisian tunic gown resembles old kimono style
Paris October 7 Dreecoll has designed a tunic gown blending old kimono notes with modern silhouette. A black mousseline de soie skirt supports a white heavily embroidered tunic with an artificial corsage flower and flowing sleeves, a corsetless negligee look suited for home wear in the afternoons.
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Paris
Dreecoll
Mothers Demand New Mt Washington School in Everett
One hundred Everett mothers pressure the Board of Aldermen for an immediate modern school to replace the obsolete Mt Washington structure. They call the current building unsanitary overcrowded and a firetrap and accuse officials of avoiding publicity over a council investigation. They threaten state board action if the $100000 appropriation is not approved promptly.
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Everett
Mt. Washington
State Board of Education
Mitchel Quits Port Collector Post in NY Campaign
John Purroy Mitchel resigns as collector of the port of New York to avoid conflict with a local mayoral campaign. He was appointed by President Wilson last summer and will be active in the Fusionists bid over the next four weeks.
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New York
John Purroy Mitchel
City of
Port of
Wilson
Mitchel
Bird and Fuller Sued Over Printing Bill
Charles S. Bird of Walpole and F. T. Fuller of Brookline are sued for 8000 by Atlantic Printing Company in Suffolk Superior Court. The firm says it printed Boston Common weekly from Jan 13 to April 296 and rendered a bill of 1424.38, which defendants refused to pay.
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Charles S. Bird
Walpole
F. T. Fuller
Brookline
Atlantic Printing Company
Suffolk Superior Court
Boston Common
Miss Devane and King Wed at St Elizabeths Church
Miss Mary E Devane of this town and Thomas H King of Concord Junction married this morning at St Elizabeths Church at 9 oclock by Rev Walter J Browne in the presence of relatives and friends.
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West Acton
Mary E. Devane
Thomas H. King
Concord Junction
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Walter J. Browne
Deny Cavanagh Linked To Boston Curb Exchange
Members of the Boston curb exchange deny any connection between John E. Cavanagh and the curb broker label. They state he has never been identified with the exchange nor employed by a curb house. A report claimed he was arraigned in Chelmsford for larceny, a claim the exchange rejects.
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Boston Curb Exchange
John E. Cavanagh
Cavanagh
Chelmsford
Mass
The
Boston Exchange
Raid on Opium Den at 25 Oxford Street Sparks Arrests
Surveyor Edward G. Graves and Treasury special agent Carl Chandler led U S customs guards in a raid on 25 Oxford Street last night. Wing Wah and others were found with opium and smoking layouts. $1000 worth of opium seized. Fourteen to sixteen suspects attempted escape. authorities allege smuggling from Canadian and Mexican routes.
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Edward G. Graves
Carl Chandler
Treasury Department
U. S
Oxford Street
Wing Wah
U.S. Delays Phone Suit Over Bell Trust Policy
Washington October 8 N C Kingsbury vice president of American Telephone and Telegraph met Attorney General Mc Reynolds. Officials would not comment but likely no anti trust suit will be filed now. Kingsbury also met the Interstate Commerce Commission which will propose whether to regulate the Bell company or force competition under the Sherman act.
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Washington
Department of Justice
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Trust
N. C. Kingsbury
McReynolds
Department
Kingsbury
Interstate Commerce Commission
Two Men Arrested as Murder Suspects in Chicago
An all day search for a Black man suspected of killing Ida Leegson an art student led to two arrests Garrett Morgan seized at the stockyards and Ben Kraft claiming to be a Pullman porter both men fit the pawn watch description and will be seen tomorrow by the pawnbroker who bought the watch.
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Chicago
Get
Ida Leegson
Garrett Morgan
Ben Kraft
Compromise in New Haven over seniority rules
In New Haven, officials report talks between the New Haven road, engineers, and firemen continue without denials. A modified seniority rules plan is being drafted after daily conferences, easing tensions and reducing strike danger.
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New Haven, Conn
New Haven
Yale to receive $125,000 from Dimock estate
Otis E Dimock’s will filed for probate allocates about a quarter of a half million-dollar estate to Yale University and to Hartford and New London institutions. Upon the widow’s death and the passing of two sisters and a cousin, roughly $125,000 designated for Yale will be realized.
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New York
Yale University
Hartford
New London
Conn
Otis E&. Dimick
Your Cure a Miracle Letter Praises Treatment
A genuine letter among scores claims the treatment cured a man who had been a chronic drunkard for 27 to 28 years. The writer says he is not the same man now and thanks the treatment, describing it as a miracle.
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Seall
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Secretary of the Common Wealth
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Belmont
Walsh
David I. Walsh
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Norton
Hamilton
Senator Borah
Julius J. Kahn
San Francisco
Idaho
Cummins
Iowa
Townsend
Michigan
William Kent
California Independent
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Per
Dr. Jekylll
Dr. Jekyll
Richard Washburn Child
Mathew Hale
Progressive State Committee
Mr. Walsh
Boston Journal
Mr. Hale
Essex County
Tory
P. T. Barnum
Southwick
Washington St
Ithardson
Filene
Maitre Labori
John L. DesLauries
Winter St
Jerry Watson
Beacon Street
Watson
City Hall
Drecol
Underwood & Underwood
N. Y
KING
Devane
Oxford
Adams Square
Curb Exchange
den of Chinese Cadets
United States
Chinatown
Graves
Bell
YALE
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Newbury ST
Back Bay
Worthington Street
Springfield
Pleasant Ave
Portland
A. Shuman &Co
Shuman
Young Men’s College
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