McCall Addresses Fall River Rally Against Walsh Tariffs
Samuel W. McCall addressed 1100 at Weavers Hall in Fall River amid a city parade and Mellen House dinner. He accused Governor Walsh of only not vetoing the workingmen’s compensation act and denounced the Underwood tariff, urging nonpartisan courts and reform of commissions while highlighting cotton industry protection and the Democratic platform.
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Walsh
Massachusetts
Fall River
McCall
Mellen House
James H. Kay
Calvin Coolidge
Guy Ham
Charles Wright
Pittsfield
Colonel Rankin
Chicago
Jew Bedford
America
South
Rug Sales Ad Highlights Diverse Carpet Sizes and Prices
An advertising feature promotes rugs on multiple floor samples with a new carpet-weaving machine in operation. It lists prices for various sizes from 27 by 54 inches to 10.6 by 12 feet with discounts and “now” sale figures reflecting reduced rates.
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C. E. Osgood Company
New England
Warden’s Secretary Sidelined by Illness at Readings Talk
Donald Lowrie secretary to Warden Osborne of Sing Sing was due to address the Reading Men’s Good Fellowship Club on Prison Management past present and future but fell ill in Boston and could not appear. Dr Marshall L Perrin of Boston University filled the role and Lowrie went to a Dorchester friend’s home for the night.
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McCall Party
Boston
Calvin Coolidge
Dedham Square
Norwood
Donald Lowrie
Osborne
Sing Sing
Men's Good Fellowship Club
Reading
Marshall L. Perrin
Boston University
Lowrie
Dorchester
McAneny to Join Times Management in New York
Adolph S. Ochs announced that George McAneny president of the New York Board of Aldermen will join the New York Times management. McAneny resigns from city government next January when his aldermanic term ends.
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N. Y. Times
NEW York
Adolph S. Ochs
The
New York Times
George McAneny
Board of
Aldermen of
Times
Suffrage Speech Highlights Lawrence Meeting By Miss Winslow
Miss Rose Winslow of Pennsylvania addressed about 2000 suffrage supporters at Essex and Lawrence streets in Lawrence. She urged voting rights for women to protect homes and children, noting long work hours and unsafe conditions, and argued that women deserve equal political power to improve wages and laws. Mrs. Sheridan presided.
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Philippines
Rose Winslow
Pennsylvania
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Lawrence Streets
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Sheridan
Bernard M. Sheridan
Lawrence
Greatest suffrage rally praised for numbers and enthusiasm
In numbers and enthusiasm it was the greatest suffrage rally that the movement has seen, drawing large crowds and vibrant energy across supporters. Organizers hailed the turnout as a milestone in momentum for voting rights.
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