Dennison Denounces Ice Cases as Bluff in Chelsea Speech
Democratic candidate for Suffolk County district attorney Joseph A. Dennison denounces John B. Moran’s ice trust indictments as political theater. He accuses Moran of relying on partial evidence and calls on Assistants to corroborate claims amid a Chelsea Dems rally before about 400 attendees.
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Joseph A. Dennison
Suffolk County
John B. Moran
Ice Trust
Chelsea
Democratic City Committee
Broadway
Moran
Michael J. Dwyer
Dennis Tyrrell
Dennison
Dwyer
Yeaton
Lawson Loans to City Campaigns Stir Public Attention
Thomas W. Lawson disclosed in a public statement that he lent ten thousand dollars to a mayoralty candidate and five thousand dollars to another during the last city race. He claims politicians received regular contributions and notes he asked General Bartlett for permission to fund his cause but was refused. He says he has not invested in the Bartlett movement beyond paid advertisements and a book.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
General Bartlett
Bartlett
Mr. Lawson
Duff launches campaign for school committee seat
Mrs Julia A Duff fired the first gun of her campaign for election to the school committee yesterday in a lengthy statement loaded with charges against the present School Board and a review of two Kenney statements.
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Thomas J
William S. Kenney
Julia A. Duff
Dennison Plans Trio of Campaign Stops in City
Democratic district attorney hopeful Joseph A. Dennison will speak at three venues tonight starting at Jamaica Plain Citizens' Association. He then heads to Ward 19 Elmwood street gym for a joint rally with other candidates and wraps at the Dudley Street Opera House for a predicted large demonstration. Campaigns with Donovan and Dolan will run together with few exceptions. Two large South Boston rallies are set for Thursday night at Congress Hall Ward 13 and Gray's Hall Ward 14.
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Joseph A. Dennison
Jamaica Plain
Messrs. Dennison
Donovan
Dolan
South Boston
Congress Hall
Ward 13
Gray's Hall
Ward 14
Boston School Committee Faces Accusations by Mrs Duff
Mrs Duff accuses Chairman Storrow of sheltering lobbyists and using a $2000 annual stipend to influence Legislature. She claims a 35 member board, outsiders on secret subcommittees, and reports kept from minutes, with reports overruling paid educational experts in Boston.
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Storrow
Law
Chicago
Boston
Duff
Mayor denies rumor on Lomasney and Brother Joe in politics
Mayor Fitz gerald calls the report untrue and says Joseph Lomasney refused office to serve “their people” while Dan Whelton may become sealer of weights and measures. The post, valued at 3000 yearly, could pass civil service protection next year as Bill Cuddy is set to replace Whelton in Ward 8.
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Joe
Lomasney
Czar Lomasney
Fitzgerald
Joseph Lomasney
Martin
Joseph
Dan
Whelton
Civil Service
Bill” Cuddy
District Attorney Moran Attacks Webster in Open Letter
Moran writes to Walter A. Webster Republican opponent that he will not use political polecat tactics. The open letter frames Moran’s call to attention to a few facts and distancing from smear tactics in the campaign.
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Moran
Walter A. Webster
Moran Denounces Mud Throwing in Public Letter
Boston letter from John B. Moran rebuts Walter A. Webster about mudslinging and corruption claims. Moran defends prosecutorial record, notes numerous cases, and criticizes politics influencing the office. He cites experience, debt honesty, and calls for keeping the office free from partisan influence.
Hannan Refuses Withdrawal In Mayor Nomination Fight
Street Commissioner William K Hannan rejects pressure from the Republican city committee to exit the mayoral nomination. Postmaster George Hibbard and Chairman Edward Graves attended the conference with Senator Lodge present. The Good Government Association may endorse Hannan, but Minot says the group has not considered him and will stay out until after the primaries.
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Republican City Committee
William K. Hannan
George Hibbard
Hannan
Edward Graves
Senator Lodge
Good Government Association
Laurence Minot
Bartlett to Break Silence on State Fight and Nomination
General Charles W. Bartlett will outline his stance in the state fight ending election day November 5. He will declare he is the anti merger nominee on the ballot and not support Whitney, alleging the Ballot Law Commission defrauded him. George Ired Williams joins Bartlett, calling the commission decision a judicial scandal and urging Democratic unity.
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Charles W. Bartlett
Bartlett
Mr. Whitney
Ballot Law Commission
Democratic Party
General Bartlett
Boston
Whitney
Commission
George I*red Williams
Williams
Spanish Nobles Hurt In Hub Auto Crash
The count and nobleman from Spain were injured when a touring car driven by Harry Crowley crashed on a Brookline street. Mr. Anderson and the chauffeur escaped with minor injuries. the throttle valve failed during the descent, sending the vehicle over a board walk and turning turtle. Names released earlier were false.
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von Dume
Spain
Brookline
Mr. Anderson
Harry Crowley
Cotetage Street
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Dock Trust
Board of Aldermen
Grand
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Marting
Millais
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Court House
Republican State Committee
Proctor
Cummins Clothing
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Harvard Ave
Nee, Mass
Hyde Park
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Bloch
Stein-Bloch Suits
Stein-Bloch
Mallory Cravenette
Union
Washington
Hanover
Ackston
Dr. King
Thomas Jefferson King
D. D
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Avon St
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ST. Denis
11Th Street
New York City
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WM .Taylor & Son, Inc
Hotel Proanaway
Martinique
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