Antis Campaign on South Shore Halts in Hull Rally
Anti suffrage speakers drew about 500 at a Hull Nantasket Scituate Cohasset Hingham rally in the town hall. Mrs Henry Preston White and ex Senator Charles Brown led talks with Brown William H Mogan and Charles Underhill addressing south shore audiences earlier. The tour continues to Weymouth and nearby towns tomorrow, ending Saturday in Worcester. Colonel Irish returns from New York to join Massachusetts efforts next week.
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Hull
Nantasket
Scituate
Cohasset
Hanson
Hampton
Town Hall
Henry Preston White
Brookline
Charles Brown
Medford
Suffrage Tour Draws Good Reception Across Cities
The second squadron with speakers James M M Keyes of South Boston and Hon John J Douglass of East Boston toured cities beyond Brockton and received excellent receptions. Mrs White declared the state would vote against suffrage, asserting voters understand suffrage and its full meaning after listening attentively during the tour.
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James MM. Keyes
South Boston
John J. Douglass
East Boston
Brockton
Cape Cod Voters Unite Against Woman Suffrage
The article notes strong anti suffrage sentiment on Cape Cod with voters pledging an anti vote. It argues that men fear municipal affairs would be disrupted by political women and that the stance targets suffragists amid concerns of liquor interests aligned with anti suffrage movements.
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Miss Todd
Cape Cod
Cape
Right Arm of Church Knights of Columbus Address
Mgr Supple of St John’s Roxbury told Mt. Pleasant Council members in Palladio Hall that the Catholic church stands as a wall of adamant against evil and that the Knights of Columbus are the church’s strong right arm. The talk followed the installation of new officers led by Dr John F Pierce grand knight and Francis J Murray deputy grand knight with W J Bresnahan and suite installing. Other speakers included Grand Knight Robert Wall and Past District Deputies Kearns O’Connell and Lonergan.
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Sentinel
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Patrick M. Leonard
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Jamaica
Plain Council
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J. Philip O’connell
Thomas I. Phelan
Rose Croix
John FP. lLonergan
David Goldstein
Flood
John J. Williams Council
Hank and His Animal Friends Return in Sunday Post
The Sunday Post features Hank and his animal friends delivering lighthearted comic strips with playful antics. Fans can enjoy familiar characters and gentle humor in a family friendly page.
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Next Sunday Post
Suffrage Rallies Clash Over Political Integrity in Dorchester
Miss Emily Curtis Fisher of Norwood led outdoor suffrage meetings in Dorchester praising women’s interest in public affairs. She urged cleansing politics and enforcement of health and social laws. Hill Avenue drew 400 supporters and Upham's Corner 60 attendees.
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Emily Curtis Fisher
Norwood
Dorchester
Feminism Not Free Love at Uphams Corner Rally
Enthusiastic applause greeted speakers as Nils T. Kjellstrom asserted that every man in the audience would vote for woman suffrage on November 2. Citizens asked a few questions. organizers stressed equal voting rights for women taxpayers and the public duty of voting. The event highlighted broader suffrage rallies across New England and a Harvard student mass meeting in Cambridge with about 150 attendees.
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Carrie . Sheehan
Charlestown
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Harvard Woman Suffrage Campaign Committee
Massachusetts Women Press Equal Suffrage Appeal in Dorchester
Miss Fisher denounces Western bias toward Massachusetts women and urges men to grant voting rights. The Boston Equal Suffrage Association for Good Government staged two Dorchester rallies to promote political equality and women’s participation in government.
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West
Miss Fisher
Portland railroad chief feted at Orient Avenue home
John Rourke superintendent of the Portland division of the Boston and Maine was warmly greeted at his Orient avenue Melrose residence last night by about fifty road officials and staff plus several of his subordinates. The notice appears in the next Sunday Post Magazine.
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John Rourke
Portland
Boston & Maine Railroad
Orient Avenue
Melrose
Lynn Doctor Charged With Illegal Operation
Dr Clarence A Stetson of 104 Johnson street Lynn was arrested at home by Lynn police for performing an illegal operation on 29 year old Bessie W Donnell a chambermaid at the Hotel Somerset Boston. He was later released on 500 bonds.
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Clarence A. Stetson
Johnson Street
Bessie W. Donnell
Somerset
Boston
Serbia May Publish Treaty With Greece
Paris dispatch says Premier Pachitch plans to publish the Greco-Serbian treaty to inform allies and neutrals about King Constantine's government after Greece refused to join Serbia, according to Petit Parisien from Athens.
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Greece
Serbia
Pachitch
Constantine
Qa Petit Parisien
Athens
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