Marlboro Democrats Rally Attacks Lobby Tactics
The Marlboro rally featured Ex-Al derman George H. Charon chairing and speakers including George Fred Williams J J McCann D E OConnor and EB Flynn as they condemned lobby influence in state legislation. They urged honest platforms and exposed the Bell Telephone and West End investigations while outlining party reform and guarded funding practices.
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Southboro
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J. J. McCann
Framingham
D. E. O'Connor
EB. J. Flynn
Boston
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Dr. Dunn
It Was Devoted to Consideration of Nominels for Legislature
It was devoted to the general character of nominels for the Legislature and the workings of the lobby. Mr Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen, it is gratifying to observe that the purpose of the Democratic party in this campaign has in one respect already been
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American Bell Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company
Wadd
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J. Otis Wardwell
Commonwealth
Messrs. Wardwell
Southworth
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State Committee
West End Street Railway Company
Republican Organization
Gas and Electric Light
Democratic Party
Worcester
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Lobbyists Control Committees Shape Legislation Says Speaker
The speaker argues lobbyists influence committees that mold legislation and serve public corporations. He notes committees with public interest rarely oppose measures serving corporate aims and promises to detail methods used after the Legislature begins. He then turns to discuss State Issues.
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Williams
Helping Carney Hospital Fund Meeting Recaps Donations
The Carney Hospital fund committee met at the Parker House to review receipts for debt reduction and winter supplies. Archbishop Williams sent a 600 gift and numerous individuals and firms contributed varying amounts, including Edison supporters and local business names, totaling recorded donations.
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Bernard
Devine
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Will . Gallivan
Boland
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Fleischmann & Co
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Frank C. Dugan
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New York to Adopt Boston Municipal Signal System
New York City plans to install the Boston style Municipal signal system to improve police communication. Police Commissioner Andrews, after seeing the Boston setup, pushed for a $250000 appropriation to equip about half the precincts, test at West Twenty-ninth Street, and expand to street corners with citizen keys to summon officers.
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New York Police Commission
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Unitarian Conference Special Fare Boston to Washington
The Royal Blue Line offers Boston to Washington and return tickets at one and one third fare for the Unitarian conference October 21 to 24. The round trip costs 12.67 with travel allowed October 18 to 21 and return by October 28. Tickets and certificates available from J. Sitmas P.A. at 21 Washington Street Boston.
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Mayor Attacked Over Firemen Bill In First City Council Session
The Boston Common Council opened its first meeting in three weeks with a heated discussion over Mayor Curtis's veto of the one day in seven firemen bill. Debates covered municipal lighting costs, water funding, and city finances. Councilmen criticized the Mayor, defended the fire department, and several orders and hearings were set for future consideration.
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Norris
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Quiet at Lynn Strikers Halt Metal Moulding Pace
The General Electric foundries in Lynn face a continuing moulders strike with only overseer produced castings today. Melting may stop soon in several furnaces unless replacement moulders are found from other cities. General Manager Fish criticizes the workers for not granting more time to review proposals for a day’s work.
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Lynn
General Electric Company
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Lynn Works
Indictment Surprises Cambridge Clergyman’s Parish
Rev Frank Hyatt Smith was indicted yesterday for sending defaming postal items through the Cambridge office. The indictment and evidence are sealed in the U S district attorney’s archives. officials refuse to discuss the case. Parish factions split over the affair with a defense fund raised to cover trial costs. United States Marshal will receive a copy of the indictment and transport Mr Smith to Denver.
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Cambridge
United States District Attorney
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United States
Heard
Mr. Smith
Denver
Pickaninny Hill Wins Thirty Fight in Providence
Four hundred boxing fans saw Billy Hill known as Muldoon's Pickaninny defeat Andy Watson of Philadelphia in a fifteen round main event under King Philip Athletic Society. The bout showcased defensive mastery and speed with Hill earning the decision after fifteen rounds. Referee Jack Sheehan of Boston officiated. A preliminary between Phil Smith Roxbury and Dave Sullivan Boston ended in the second round with Smith outclassed.
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Muldoon
Pickaninny
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Watson
Jack Sheehan
Boston
Phil Smith
Roxbury
Dave Sullivan
Smith
Body Found in Cellar in Landaff Murder Suspect
A French migrant in Landaff discovers bones while clearing a cellar for a potato bin. The unidentified female victim’s identity remains uncertain though a past Haverhill resident woman who disappeared years ago is suspected. Local officials investigate as a possible murder case.
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Landaff
Haverhill
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