Governor Guild and Senator Lodge Attack Moran Record
Governor Guild and Senator Lodge denounce Moran in a Roosevelt Club address at St Pauls Baptist Church. He urges that race creed or color should not bar office and condemns lynching and discriminatory Virginia laws while defending Massachusetts Jamestown exposition involvement. He cites civil rights, legal procedure, and public duty.
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Governor Guild
Senator’ Lodge
Moran
Roosevelt Club
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Guild
United States
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Arkansas
Douglas
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Fitzhugh Lee
Mager
Virginia
Jamestown
Commonwealth
Massachusetts Commission
Moran and Guild clash over law and reform in Massachusetts
Boston political confrontation with Governor candidate Moran defending his record and accusing opponent Guild of delaying reform. The speech criticizes delays by the attorney general and defends employment bureau plans while contrasting precedents and oath with calls for lawful governance. Other speakers praise Moran and attack Hearst era tactics.
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Commonwealth
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Pidgin
Massachusetts
Council
Guild Assails Moran Over Roosevelt Case Prosecution
Governor Guild condemns District Attorney Moran for prosecuting the Roosevelt case and accuses him of pursuing other prosecutions for political ends. He cites a recent Roosevelt Club remark and says the DA ignored duties in pursuing those responsible for the failure of an earlier investigation.
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Grand Jury
United States
Boston
Provident Company
Massachusetts
Moran
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Club
Guild
Senator Lodge Urges Republican Retention in State and District Races
Senator Lodge addresses the Roosevelt Club stressing a national and state campaign clash over governance. He advocates keeping Republican Congressmen from Massachusetts, winning two Boston districts, and backing Callender and Lane, asserting the President favors Republican victory and district redemption. The speech emphasizes unity in the party.
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Lodge
Roosevelt Club
Massachusetts
Boston
Callender
Europe
Lane
Husband Deceived Into Quitting Coffee for Postum Relief
A wife recalls her husband’s coffee habit causing stomach and kidney issues and a sour complexion. After starting Postum, his health improved within a week and the family discarded coffee. The tale promotes Postum by the Battle Creek company, citing the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Papa
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Moran Speech in Worcester Draws GOP Platform Attacks
Moran defended the Republican platform during talks in Worcester and Washburn Hall. He labeled Governor Guild a gubernatorial prevaricator for claims of repudiating Prohibition and the Democratic platform. Edward Regan presided at Washburn Hall with a platform including O’Connell and several local leaders.
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Guild
Lynn
Moran
Washburn Hall
Mechanics’ Hall
Edward Regan
Dorchester
Worcester
Philip J
Stand by Massachusetts Principles Against Socialist Threats
A Massachusetts speaker attacks government ownership of railways and public utilities as a dangerous move that would create a vast bureaucracy and erode liberty. He contrasts Governor Guild and Lt. Governor Draper with opponents, urging Republicans to uphold the founders’ principles and deter what he calls a sea of disorderly experiment.
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Bryan
United States
Boston
Moran
Guild
Draper
Massachusetts
Moran Answers Guild in Massachusetts Campaign Speech
Moran ridicules Governor Guild's Lynn speech calling it gubernatorial prevarication and defends Prohibition ties while asserting loyalty to Massachusetts voters. He asserts he will push enforcement of liquor and gambling laws after Jan. 1 and distances himself from Bryan or Hearst, framing a Guild vs Moran state contest.
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Schaefer
Victor
Col
Governor Guild
Lynn
Moran
Lodge
Boston Post
Boston
Bryan
Brother Guild
Hearst
Massachusetts
Garden of Eden
Cain
Abel
Mr. Guild
Morane
Joe Dennison
Suffolk County
John B. Moran
Mechanics
Washburn Halls
Dennison
James H. Doyle
Street Department of
Connie
Fitzgerald
Mayor Fitzgerald
Commonwealth
Prohibition Party
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Hearst
Williams
Feeney
Gaston
Quincy
Coakley
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Provident Securities ‘and Banking Company
Taunton
Globe Report
Curtis Guild
Mr. Moran
Thomas Bresnehan
Mill Street
Watertown
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Don
Moody
Long
Bill’ Moody
Methuselah
Governor Long
House of Representatives
Lolge
Tim Coakley
the White Dental
Washington ST
Urs
Senator Lodge
O’connell
John B. Ratigan
Thomas J. Barrett
William E. Langles
James F. Carberry
Mark F. Cosgrove
John Clason
Charles A. Orstrom
Daniel M. Callahan
Louis A. Belisle
John Hannigan
William Crosby
Thomas E. Dowd
John F. McGrath
Edward M. Whalen
Charles F. Garrity
William Barraghan
Edward A. Harris
Michael E. Kelley
Louis A. Glidden
Michael J. O'Meara
James O’leary
Cornelius J. Connelly
Clover Club
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George McAnaul
Pickering Pl
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Douglas
Vest
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We L. Dougias
Oston
T.eshington
Hanover Street
Summer Brrest
Lineal
Court Street
Cor. Howard
Carters
Martha Dean
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