Parsons Advances Independent Senate Bid in Franklin Hampshire
Greenfield's Herbert C. Parsons announces his run for the State Senate in the Franklin Hampshire district as an independent challenging Lodge and the Republican machine. He campaigns across the district, files nominating papers, and argues for direct elections and local state issues while facing opposition from party leaders and street railway interests.
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Independent Nominations Stir In Massachusetts Legislature
The filing window closed with all regular nominations recorded and many independents already filed. Names include ex-Representative Franklin P. Barnes in Suffolk, Allen Coffin in Barnstable Dukes Nantucket, Henry F. Belcher in Bristol second district, Tidd in Bristol third, plus multiple independents in Essex, Middlesex, Hampden, Norfolk, and Suffolk districts. Secretary McNary predicted Democratic gains and wiser legislation amid heated district contests.
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Boston Registration Shows Surge in Ward 6 Naturalizations
Supplementary registration records the biggest rise in Ward 6 with over 1100 new voters added, boosted by Italian and Hebrew communities under party leadership. Ward 8 also reports large Hebrew participation as older members naturalize, influenced by younger voters seeking a balance of power. Total registrations reach about 100,590 with additions since the supplementary lists opened, from 84,967 previously.
Election Board drops protests against ward officers
The Board of Election Commissioners refused to sustain two protests against ward 8 inspectors and one in ward 2. The protestors had access to the voter lists for days and reports say the review was thorough and satisfactory. The ward 8 complaint was filed by Alderman Brick.
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Boston Theatres Buzz With Openings And Farewells
In Boston the season winds down with James K. Hackett closing Rupert of Hentzau at Hollis and The Pride of Jennico expected later. The Rivals with Jefferson as Acres closes at Boston Theatre tomorrow night, while Julia Arthur performs at Park and Roadway in New York this week. Tremont shows Way Down East for a week, and The Sign of the Cross ends at the Museum. Weins of Tennessee continues at Grand Opera House, and Too Much Johnson follows The Jill at Castle Square. The Sorrows of Satan stars appear at Boston Theatre next week. Sag Harbor debuts at Park Theatre Tuesday, Oct 24, and Kendals’ Elder Miss Blossom opens at Hollis Monday. Three Little Lambs draws crowds at Tremont, Aperguertie Lemon and others star in Thea Sunshine of Paradise Alley at Grand Opera House. White Horse Tavern gets its Boston premiere at Museum Monday.
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De Pachmann Delights at Steinert Hall Recital
Vladimir De Pachmann presented an enjoyable Steinert Hall recital following the New York program last Tuesday. He performed Weber and Schumann selections, Mendelssohn Rondo Capriccioso, and Chopin preludes and dances with refined tone, attracting a large audience. Three more recitals are scheduled for Oct 31 and Nov 2 and 4 at the same hall.
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