Coakley Roasts Roosevelt at Faneuil Hall Rally
Mr. Coakley attacked the national administration from the rostrum in Boston criticizing Roosevelt and Moran faction politics. He accused Lodge Frothingham and Guild of aiding corp Democrats to block Moran, praised fair press coverage, and dismissed Moran’s district attorney record while signaling a Rooseveltlike stance. The crowd packed Faneuil Hall as police kept aisles clear.
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New York
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the American
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Roosevelt
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Washington
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O’meara
Boom Moran
Tucker
Fitzgerald
James H. Doyle
Daniel H. Coakley
Prince Albert
Mr. Coakley
Maynard; Rugg
R. Thayer
Fey
John R. Thayer
Methinks
Rugg
Worcester
John R. Thiayer
Hank You
John B. Moran
Aldrich
Georgia
Mr. Bryan
Moran Speech Attacks Guild Over Tucker Case and Roosevelt
Timely political broadside flags Curtis Guild Jr for press telegram to Roosevelt over Governor Guilds Tucker clemency decision. Speaker vows Moran will win Massachusetts governorship and unite Roosevelt Bryan Hearst factions for a radical yet practical administration.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
Hearst
John B. Moran
Boston Sheet Metal Workers Deny High Pay Claim
At a Boston meeting of Sheet Metal Workers Union 17 anger rose over a Schoolhouse Commission statement by R Clipston Sturgis regarding Charlestown High School strike cause. The union flatly denies findings that metal workers are paid 3.60 a day, asserting the published report is incorrect.
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Boston Sheet Metal Workers’ Union 17
R. Clipston Sturgis
Schoolhouse Commission
Charlestown
Sturgis
Union wage dispute cited by sheet metal workers leader
Chairman Sturgis says labor men demand 3.60 a day for sheet metal workers. If no established rate exists, contractor wages range from 3 to 3.75. He wrote seven firms about wage scales and got five replies, with one upholding the union. McGahey appears to be fulfilling the contract. Richard Kennedy, Business Agent of Sheet Metal Workers Union 17, released a statement with the executive board.
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Sturgis
McGahey
John F. Kennedy
Sheet Metal ‘Workers’ Union 17
Local Craft Union Denies Sturgis Wage Claims
The Charles Town High School strike report attributed to R. Clipat on Sturgis, chair of the Schoolhouse Commission, is denied as false. The union states no such statements were made by him and accuses misquotation. Sturgis allegedly cited sheet metal contractors quoting $3.60 as the wage rate.
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Charlestown
R. Clipaton Sturgis
Sturgis
Hearst Headquarters Seized by Dissident Democrats
William J. Connors, Democratic State chairman, said Albany headquarters were seized by dissatisfied Democrats led by ex Mayor Thomas N. Osborne of Auburn. P. E. B. McCabe relayed the report to Hearst, who met with Connors, Max F. Johnson, and P. H. McCabe at Hotel Breglin. The upstate faction planned an active anti Hearst campaign from the seized offices.
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William J. Conners
Patrick E. McCabe
Albany County
Albany
Thomas N. Osborne
Auburn
P. E B. McCabe
W. R. Hearst
Breglin
Mr. Hearst
W. J. Conners
Max F. Johnson
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Independence League
P. H. McCabe
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