Warning to Republicans on tariff policy
A Home Market Club meeting reports complaints that some Boston Chamber of Commerce members and boards of trade are influenced by Democratic tariff ideas. The executive committee warns against assuming tariffs are sacred and asserts Republicans will change tariffs when benefits outweigh harms. The group cautions about misrepresentation of business views and dangers of concessions to Democratic ideas.
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Home Market Club
New England
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Executive Committee
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Republican Party
Party of Protection
Fitzgerald Camp Crowded as Supporters Rally
Fitzgerald headquarters drew crowds all day with the candidate greeting supporters and basking in optimism. Donovans cohorts may be surprised by a ward leadership realignment as Joseph J. Corbett and Commissioner P J Kennedy weigh their official declarations in coming days.
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Fitzgerald
Fitz
Donovan
Edward J. Donovan
Suoleh
Vire
Pp. J. Kennedy
Republican Campaign Committee Forms in Seventh Suffolk
The Republican voters of the seventh Suffolk senatorial district establish a 150 member campaign committee to back district candidates and coordinate with ward committees. Headquarters opened at 9 Bowdoin Street Dorchester on the evening of the opening.
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Suffolk Senatorial
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Alteration Sale with Deep Discounts on Men's Wear
Retailers move to larger quarters and clear stock with drastic price cuts. Bargains include suits from $3.48 and dress pants from $1.10 to $1.48, plus socks, handkerchiefs, suspenders, and more, all offered in a limited time sale with evening hours.
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Ueimters
Oxford
Good Government Association Hints At Mayor Candidate
The Good Government Association remains undecided over a mayoralty candidate. Secretary Billings said the group may endorse either Republican hopefuls Judge Henry S. Dewey or Senator Edward B. Callender, and emphasized that a decision will be announced when a candidate is chosen.
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Good Government Association
Billings
Henry 5. Dewey
Edward B. Callender
Wentworth Touted as Citizens' Mayor Candidate
President Fred Bolton of the Republican city committee and Secretary Edmund Billings of the Good Government Association back a citizens nomination for mayor. The group will support neither Fitzgerald nor Donovan and may back a third Democrat if a suitable candidate appears. Oliver M. Wentworth of Commonwealth Avenue, marble works proprietor, is among those suggested.
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Fred Bolton
Republican City Committee
Edmund Billings
The
Good Government Association
Citizens
Wester
Oliver M. Wentworth
Commonwealth Avenue
Marble Works
Urging Curtis to Run Again in City Mayoral Race
President Fred E Bolton of the Republican city committee Executive Clerk Fred Thissel Herman Hammel Frank J Haynes and Walter L Sears tied to the party toured the city last night by car with lanterns seeking a candidate for the Republican nomination for mayor They reported at midnight no success and a wireless from ex Mayor Edwin A Curtis saying he has not decided what to do.
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Fred E. Bolton
Republican City Committee
Fred Thissel
Herman Hammel
Frank J. Haynes
Walter L. Sears
Republican
Edwin A. Curtis
P. S. A. Delays School Board Nominations
The Public School Association will not decide its list of school board candidates until after the state election. Two candidates are certain for nomination: James J. Storrow and Grafton D. Cushing. Others mentioned include David A. Ellis, William T. Keough, and George O. Brock.
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Public School Association
James J. Storrow
Grafton D. Cushing
David A. Ellis
William T. Keough
George O. Brock
Donovan to Open Headquarters Monday
Edward F. Donovan will open his campaign headquarters next Monday in the Simmons building at Water and Congress streets. A large electric sign will read For Mayor Edward J. Donovan on the third floor. Nearby sits rival John F. Fitzgerald in the contest for the nomination.
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Edward F. Donovan
Simmons
Water
Congress Streets
Edward J. Donovan
John F. Fitzgerald
Charlestown Times to Debut as Local News Advocate
George F. Monahan backs a new Charlestown Times aimed at local news. The paper will promote Monahan policy and support Donovan in his bid for Mayor, debuting within weeks.
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George F. Monahan
Charlestown Times
Monahan
Donovan
Real Love Letters from Boston Romance 1803
The Sunday Post exposes letters by Mrs. Revere wife of Dr. John Revere daughter in law of Paul Revere describing life in Boston and the romance of 1803 addressed to Miss Goodwin sister in law. Readers are invited to read the letters tomorrow.
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Sunday Post
Boston
Paul Revere
John Revere
Dr. Revere
Independent nominations filed and deadline observed
Filing for independent nominations closed at 5 pm with doors ordered shut by Secretary Olin. A late 6 05 delivery from Handy L Duncan of Overhill was not entered. John B Moran filed for district attorney Suffolk county as Citizen. Several papers from various parties and districts were listed as received or withdrawn.
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Olin
Handy L. Duncan
Overhill
Fifth Essex
Boston
John B. Moran
Suffolk County
Plymouth
George W. Severance
Hanson
Middlesex
Lewis’ F. Neal
Waltham
Henry A. Smith
Stoneham
William W. Reddie
Hull
Suffolk
Henry Pounceby
Stafford A. Harding
Robert J. Ware
Guy W. Garland
Gardner
Worcester
Albert Jo. Wn- Croix
Quincy
Norfolk
McEttrick Attacks Curley Glynn In Ward 17 Broadsides
Independent candidate Michael J. McEttrick launches a broadside against Ward 17 rivals Thomas F. Curley and Theodore A. Glynn. He vows to expose the Curley organization and its alleged Tammany Club tactics, saying he seeks to end “Curley tricks” and political infamy that shock the community.
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Michael J. McEttrick
Thomas F. Curley
Theodore A. Glynn
Curleys
cEttrick
House of Representatives
Longtime Somerville School Board member not seeking another term
Quincy E. Dickerman, who has served 26 consecutive years on the Somerville School Board and leads the Brimmer School in Boston, will not seek renomination this year. He is regarded as the board’s dean and a respected figure in educational circles.
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Quincy E. Dickerman
Somerville
Dickerman
Brimmer School
Boston
Ward 15 Glee Club Endorses Mealey for Second Term
The Rambler Glee Club of Ward 15 met at Joseph J. O'Meara's home to reorganize and seek rooms. They unanimously endorsed Councilman Hugh Mealey Jr for a second term and formed a committee to canvass the ward.
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Rambler Glee Club
Ward 15
Joseph J. O’meara
Hugh Mealey, Jr
Newton Boy Defeats British Bantamweight Champion
The local boxer Walsh defeated the British bantamweight title holder in a fast contest. Stanley used superior defense and footwork to frustrate Walsh, who rallied in the late rounds. A knockout-like cut to Walsh’s right eye shifted momentum, but the referee ruled it accidental.
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Chickering
Jimmy Walsh
Chelsea
Newton
Stanley
Walsh
Queensberry
Buckley
Harry Long
South End
Young Carey
Roxbury
Carey
Willie Riley
South Boston
John Cavill
West End
Joe Grim
Charley Sieger
Cavill
Grim
Branter
Digger
Jimmy
Stanley Oro
Boxing Round by Round in Walsh Stanley Duel
The report details a tightly contested bout between Walsh and Stanley. Both fighters exchange blows across twelve rounds with waves of offense and defense, Walsh drawing ahead late and earning a hard fought decision.
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Walsh
Stanley
Alsh
Igger
Muddy Jamaica card yields three favorites to win stakes
Race results from Jamaica New York October 20 show three favorites victorious. Garden City selling stakes winner Grenade rose from 6 to 1 to 9 to 2 with D Arkle second and Oarsman third. Other winners included Lochinvar Spring Lotus Baron Haper Caprice with times listed for each race.
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New York
Jamaica
Garden City
Grenade
D’arkle
Oarsman
Lochinvar
Spring
Lotus
Baron Haper
Sfth
Caprice
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Hanover St
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D’arcy & Glover
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Newton Boy
Britt Nelson
Hub Theatre
Eddie Keevin
Steve O’donnell
Jack Moore
Jack Oliver
Jack Sheehan
Frank Kavany
Jack Johnson
England
William Daly
Jack Leonard
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