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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1914

Page

11

Walker Defines Bossism in Progressive Party Address

Hon. Joseph Walker, Progressive candidate for Governor, argued at Concord that a true political party rests on principles and public welfare, while a machine diverts to private ends. He rejected the label of boss or machine for Progressive leaders and stressed organization plus responsible leadership.

Joseph Walker Concord Walker Charles Sunminer Bird Theodore Roosevelt Progressive Party

Election Board Reinstates Two Assistant Registrars

Two former assistant registrars of voters, dropped by the Election Board two weeks ago, were restored to their posts by the Mayor. Joseph A. Calkins Jr. of Dorchester Avenue Ward 24 and George H. Norton of Julien Street Ward 16 are back, joined by G. Alford Wilton of Clayton Street Ward 4. Each will be paid 1400 dollars annually.

Election Board Election Department Joseph A. Calkins, Jr Dorchester Avenue George H. Norton Julien Street G. Alford Wilton Clayton Street

Foggy collision sinks Annie Perry off Boston Light

United States steamboat inspectors recount the deep sea crew’s coolness and bravery after the Annie Perry sinks in dense fog near Boston Light. The Surf rescues all afloat, bringing crew to the State fish pier. The 97 foot Essex built schooner carried about 30,000 pounds of groundfish from South Channel. Captain Doyle of the Surf files a collision report as recovery plans consider raising the vessel.

Massachusetts Bay United States Annie Perry Boston Light Boston South Channel Doyle Essex Joseph Cabral Provincetown

Provincetown fisher rammed by Surf as crew flee sinking schooner

The Provincetown fishing boat was rammed by the steam trawler Surf. Twenty four crew members slept through the impact but four woke to help. Led by Captain Manuel Enos they launched two lifeboats just as the vessel began to sink. Captain Doyle of the Surf kept a boat ready, standing by.

Provincetown Manuel Enos Doyle Surf

Thacher Campaign Tour Draws Local Support On Cape

Cape Cod Republican William A. Schwab and Progressive C. H. Ellinwood joined Congressman Thomas C. Thacher on an auto mobile tour through towns from Yarmouth to Provincetown. Rally crowds in 13 towns praised Thacher's record, with speeches by state and local officials and a patriotic school salute boosting cross party backing ahead of election day.

Provincetown Cape Cod Thomas C. Thacher 16Th Yarmouth Cape Town William A. Schwab Panama Canal Commission C. H. Ellinwood Sandwich North Dennis Fast Dennis Brewster Centre Hast Prewster Harwich Harwichport Chatham Orleans Fastham North Eastham Wellfleet Truro North Truro Frank H. Pope Roger Sherman Hoar Augustus P. Thorndike James P. Doran New Bedford William T. Makepeace Barnstable Schwab Ellinwood Mary Martha Thacher Thacher Har- Wichport Lizzie Nickerson Irene Hoyt Pope Wilson Asaneth Thompson Congress Cape Walter Welch District Court John Adams Greene Ways and Means Committee Billy Tom Hoar Boynton Cape Towns Dennisport Marion

Army and Navy game to be held at Franklin Field

Philadelphia dated October 20 reports Dr J William White head of the UPenn army and navy game committee says West Point and Annapolis have requested use of Franklin Field for the contest this year. A committee meeting will follow with team representatives to discuss game details.

Philadelphia J. Willam White Army and Navy University of Pennsylvania Weat Point Annapolis Franklin Field Forture

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