Bates Explains Holden Checks It Was False Attack and Insurance Policy
Springfield October 23 Governor Bates responds to Hayes remarks at Taunton rally denying any improper dealings with Walter Holden. He says Holden sold insurance and pressured a larger policy, which Bates still holds, noting a $3000 personal loan later repaid. Continued on Page 9 Third Column.
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Gaston
Hayes
Walter Holden
Mr. Holden
Northwestern Insurance Company
Insurance Committee
House
Insurance Company
Holden
Third House
Bates
Daily proof of money’s purchasing power persists
The article notes a sustained demonstration of money’s buying power in everyday life. It emphasizes frugal, non sensational methods as people prove two core points through routine spending and budgeting.
Accuse Officer as a Highwayman in Public Garden Incident
Two Black women report a policeman assaulted and robbed them in the Public Garden after 1 15 am Thursday. They identify a large officer, but station officers cannot confirm identity as investigation spans all city stations. Witnesses include a cab driver and a gardener who heard shrieks. The force withholds names while pursuing the case.
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Boylston Street
Lagrange Street
Jones
Boynton
Dr Abbot Dead at Wife's Grave in Beverly
Dr Abbot formerly of Cambridge died at his wife's grave in Beverly after a companion followed him to the cemetery. An undertaker and a Cambridge man accompanied the visitor, and the body was taken to Gentry's rooms for autopsy by Medical Examiner Stickney to determine the cause. Police are withholding conclusions as the investigation proceeds.
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Dr. Abbot
Beverly
Cambridge
George Stickney
Gentry
Stickney
Larch Road
Boston Hospital
New York City
Watterson Tackles the 400 in Pittsburg Address
Henry Watterson delivers a pointed critique of the so called 400 in Pittsburg. He denounces the idle rich and their indulgent luxury, mocks social pretensions and the moral emptiness of high society, and warns against herd-like imitation amid wealth and fashion.
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Henry Watterson
Pittsburg
Babylon
Caliban
Tom Thumb
Frantic Butte Workmen Parade Over Mine Shutdown
In Butte Mont thousands of idle workers flood the streets after the Amalgamated mines shut down. More than seven thousand lose work in Butte alone with many others idle across the state. F A Heinze pledges to offer jobs in his mines, though mass unemployment looms and clashes are feared.
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Butte
Mont
Amalgamated
F. A. Heinze
Hayes Answers Governor at Quincy rally over Holden checks
Ex-Representative Albert S. Hayes produced two Holden checks totaling 3500 dollars drawn to John L. Bates and endorsed by Bates, then Lieutenant Governor. He challenged Governor Bates’s explanation as vague and argued Bates lacks business judgment and should not seek re election, urging Gaston as Democratic candidate.
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Quincy
Alberts. Hayes
W. J. Holden
John L. Bates
Bates
Holden
Springfield
Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Taunton
East
Boston
Hyannis
Gaston
Blagden Released After Mysterious Disappearance
Phillips Blagden, who vanished from Englewood New Jersey last April and was later found at Charlestown Navy Yard Boston where he had enlisted as a marine, was released today and returned to New York with his brother J Converse Blagden. He had been a clerk at the Liberty National Bank on Broadway.
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New York
Phillips Blagden
Englewood
N. J
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston
J. Converse Blagden
Young Blagden
Liberty National Bank
Broadway
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Alfred S. Hayes
Ely Ae
Washington and Brattle Streets
Hawthorne Men's Cafe
Avery Street
Father John
Plymouth Rock
Westland Club
California
O. K
Kentucky
New England
Ford
Ware Galitor A Brandsey
Ornia
Scollay Square
Enn Express
Hanover Street
Watterson
Leicester Square
Corinthian Club
London
Paris
Newport
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Ment
Horsford
Park Square
Worcester
Fr. John
John L Bates
National Bank of the Republic
Clearing House
John I. Bates
Trust Estates
Tme
Blagden
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