McCall Attacks US Finance in Gubernatorial Address
Samuel W. McCall, Republican candidate for Governor, accuses the current administration of financial incapacity and civil service violations. He says foreign court appointments undermine the nation and cites high government costs and taxed industry as burdens on the common man, urging strict taxation supervision.
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McCall
Buchanan
United States
England
South America
Orient
Republican Party
Congress
House
Senate
Coolidge and McCall Rally Western Massachusetts for Gubernatorial Ticket
In Greenfield Calvin Coolidge condemns Democratic governance citing overcrowded insane hospitals and rising state expenses. McCall blasts economic mismanagement, calling for a merchant marine policy and American flag shipping with subsidies to compete against England and expand transatlantic routes.
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Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
McCall
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Greenfield
Shelburne Falls
Connecticut River
Worcester County
Millers Falls
Erving
Wendell
Orange
Athol
Gardner
Fitchburg
Washington
Democratic Party
Bay State Protest At Salem City Hall Over Fare Increase
A large crowd gathered in Salem City Hall to oppose a Bay State Street Railway fare hike to six cents. Mayor O'Keefe presided as Ralph S. Bauer of Lynn criticized the company’s management and push for higher passenger rates.
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Salem
Bay State Street Railway Company
City Hall
O’keefe
Ralph S. Bauer
Lynn
Law Proposed to Limit Franchises and Cut Fares
A speaker urged a law granting limited franchises to public service companies to reduce fares and shrink service zones for higher returns. He criticized the Bay State Street Railway for poor rolling stock and high salaries, calling its cars "Hen coops" and appealing for worker protection.
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Public Service Corporations
West
Bay State
Bay State Street Railway Company
Trade Board Acts in Weymouth Protest Against Fares
Weymouth traders vote to organize a protest against Bay State Street Railway fare hikes. A five member committee will work with selectmen and town counsel to oppose the increase at the Public Service Commission hearing. The Clapp Memorial building hosts the first meeting of the year with leading business figures chosen for the committee.
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Weymouth
Board of Trade
Board of Selectmen
Public Service Commission
Clapp Memorial
Jitney Challenge Brightens Upcoming Post Magazine
The upcoming Sunday Post Magazine features a piece on how a jitney service competed with streetcars, presented as a hopeful, mood-lifting look at urban transit history.
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Next Sunday Post
Eliot Talks to Speakers at Harvard Club Dinner
Dr. Charles W. Eliot former Harvard president spoke to 150 members of the Speakers Club at their Holyoke Street house warming. He urged speakers to be fully prepared and to insist on candor and accuracy in public speaking. Other diners included Prof Irrah L. Winter and R. B. Southgate.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Speakers’ Club
Dr. Eliot
Holyoke Street
Eliot
Irrah L. Winter
Harvard Public Speaking Department
R. B. Southgate
Harvard Law School
Firemen Hunt Trapped Man on Fifth Street Fire
Edward McDonough and John Laughlin of the city fire department searched for a man said to be trapped on the third floor of a five story building at 74 76 Essex street. Cries were heard as flames and smoke forced the rescuers to crawl up the stairs. They reached the third floor but found no one.
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Edward McDonough
John Laughlin
Advocates A Nations Court By Unitarian Club Speaker
Dr J Estlin Carpenter urged a world empire uniting nations to form an international congress or arbitration board to settle disputes after a war of ideals. A police power would back the alliance and handle noncompliant states. Rev Clay McCauley spoke on Unitarians and new internationalism. William S Kyle presided and paid tribute to John D Long.
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Commonwealth of Nations
J. Estlin Carpenter
Manchester College
Oxford
England
Unitarian Club
Somerset Hotel
International Congress
Arbitration Board
Clay McCauley
American Unitarian Association
Japan
Unitarians
New Internationalism
William S. Kyle
Plymouth
John D. Long
Massachusetts
Newsies See Bout and Attend Show at Tremont Temple
The Boston Newsboys Welfare Association held a meeting in Gilbert Hall Tremont Temple last night. They viewed a bantamweight bout between Tommy Regan and Barney Snyder. Alexander Brinn spoke to the boys and all were invited to a performance of Experience.
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Boston Newsboys’ Welfare Association
Gilbert Hall
Tremont Temple
Tommy Regan
Barney Snyder
Alexander Brinn
Look Out for Your Eyes Fully Explained in Sunday Post
The Sunday Post presents a detailed guide on eye health explaining common conditions, prevention tips, and when to seek professional help. It covers aging eye changes, safe screening practices, and simple daily habits to protect vision.
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Next Sunday Post
Anti-suffragists Use Town Hall to Boost Walsh Campaign
Campaign rally notes show anti-suffragists saving Governor Walsh and the State Democratic ticket from street speaking by leasing Hanover Town Hall. William H Mogan turned the hall over to Walsh on arrival after leading a 350-strong audience. Ex-Senator Charles Brown urged voting against woman suffrage citing constitutional wisdom. Squadron activities from Provincetown through Brockton to Brookline illustrate coordinated opposition efforts.
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Whitman
Walsh
Barry
William H Mogan
Boston
Anti Party
Provincetown
Antis
Mr. Mogan
Grover Hoyt
Mr. Barry
Charles Brown
Medford
Hanover
Mogan
Massachusetts
Kingston
Brockton
Hingham
Charles L. Underhill
Somerville
James M. Keyes
South Boston
Plymouth Cordage Company
Brookline
Patient Kills an Orderly at Polyclinic Hospital
New York report states a violently intoxicated patient stabbed orderly John Cavanaugh at Polyclinic Hospital after being placed on a stretcher. The assailant, seeking treatment for a stair fall wound, fled after the attack.
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New York
Polyclinic Hospital
John Cavanaugi
Cavanaugh
Value of Ad Copy Tells Advertising Strategy
I J Cassett advertising manager of the Shepard stores spoke at the Pilgrim Publicity Association retail forum last evening. He demonstrated with a blackboard and cited Boston department store ads to show how copy reflects store personality and presents merchandise facts truthfully without frills. J A Davis chaired the retail division.
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I. J. Cassett
Shepard
Pilgrim Publicity Association
J. A. Davis
The
Association
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Lyons
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Otis Cushing
Pleasant Street
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