Pension plans for teachers in Boston Schools
David A. Ellis of the school board announced receipt of a complete pension plan from the actuary for Boston teachers. Speaking at a Pilgrim Hall meeting, Ellis outlined key reforms, including abolition of sub committees, reorganized finances, and expanded superintendent powers to improve efficiency and services.
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Boston
David A. Ellis
Ellis
City Point Woman Suffrage League
Pilgrim Hall
South Boston
Polbtic
Draper Calls Moran a Big Little Boss at Winthrop Rally
Republican rally in Winthrop features Draper denouncing John B Moran as a boss and critic he dismisses as self‑serving. Speakers include Eben Draper Lice and A. D. Hill contrast Moran with effective law work and labor support. Regular meeting opened by Edward J. Clark with Frank F. Cook presiding.
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Draper
Moran
Winthrop Republicans
Eben
Lice
A. D. Hii
Louie A. Frothingham
Arito
Fabig
Sham
Mountebank
Gerry Brown
Edward J. Clark
Frank F. Cook
Senator Clark of Montana Not For Re election
United States Senator Clark of Montana arrived in New York aboard the steamer New York and announced he will not seek re election. His term ends next March and he expects Montana’s next Legislature to be Democratic with a Democrat succeeding him. He said retirement from active work will not end his active political involvement.
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New York
United States
Clark
Montana
United States Senate
Lynching of Tom Crompton Reported Near Centreville
New Orleans dispatch says Tom Crompton, a Black man, was lynched near Centreville, Mississippi, after being alleged to confess to murdering Ely Whitaker, a local farmer, on October 24.
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New Orleans
Tom Crompton
Centreville
Miss
Ely Whitaker
Charcoal Lozenges Claim Cure For Bad Breath
An advertising pitch extols Stuart Charcoal Lozenges as a powerful odor absorber. It claims they stop gastrically produced gases and bad breath after meals, prevent embarrassing belching, and leave breath fresh. It urges swallowing one or two lozenges and warns against using breath perfumes.
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Stuart
Luce Questions Moran Over Indictment Of Legislature Bribe-Takers
Robert Luce at Winthrop pressed Massachusetts district attorney candidates to indict bribe-givers and takers from the legislature. He questioned why no one has been indicted ten months into office and queried campaign funds and affiliations linking Hearst aid and financing for political needs. He urged a grand jury probe and pressed for accountability in bribery allegations surrounding the bucket shop matter.
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Moran
Hearst
Bryen
Bryan
Massachusetts
Arthur Deborn Hill
Winthrop
Suffolk District Attorney's Office
Sughrue
Mr. Hill
John V Flanagan
John B. Moran
Flanagan
Commonwealth
Robert Luce
Frank J. Gethro
House of Representatives
Gethro
Murphy Predicts Hearst Victory by 74000 in New York
Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall said Hearst would win Greater New York by 74 000 votes, enough to secure the race. He contrasted with Coler’s 110 000 margin for governor in 1902 and noted Democrats were scarce that year. John Carlisle of Watertown refused to back Hearst, predicting a future Independence League presidential run and urging Democrats to bury him.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Aday
Hearst
Coler
Murphy
John Carlisle
Watertown
State Democratic Committee
Carlisle
Independence League
Policeman Jordan Exonerated After Trial Board
Patrolman William J. Jordan of division 10 was charged with absence from duty but the police trial board found him not guilty. The commissioner's office received the decision yesterday after roll call approval, noting Jordan had been sick and a hospital message was sent but not fully received.
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Jordan
William J. Jordan
Division 10
Police Trial Board
Pollice
O'Meara
Boata
Sail Schooner Hayden Loses Centre Board in Vineyard Sound
Vineyard Haven Mass Oct 24 Schooner G A Hayden of New Bedford bound for Bangor lost her centre board in Vineyard Sound today. No further details were available on damage or crew. The incident occurred while maneuvering in the harbor approach.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
G. A. Hayden
Bedford
Bangor
Vineyard Sound
Style and Comfort with Imerson Wear
A compact ad style notice promoting Imerson apparel emphasizes style and comfort. Located at stores on Wash Street near Water Court, Hanover, and Summer at Dewey Square, it highlights casual wear options and shopping convenience.
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Imerson
Wash
Cor
Court
Hanover
Dewey. Square
Surprises in Filing of City Nominations Unfold in Ward Battles
Democratic city committee chaos erupts as ward leaders rush to file nomination papers just after 6 pm. Logan faction backs Ward 14, 16 and 9 operatives push rival tickets while insiders claim papers filed from inside for multiple wards. Battles center on Ward 14 Ward 16 Ward 9 Ward 8 and others as multiple factions claim early filing.
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Democratic City Committee
Ward Committee
Edward JL. Logan
South Boston
Baldwin-Norton
Ward 14
Spike” Haley
Logan
Pat Bowen
Ward 9
Bobby” Ware
Mary Myer
Sullivan
Bobby
Ware
Ward 16
Dr. Harkins
Billy Crohan
Jim Donovan
Buttig
Dr. McGovern
Dorchester
John H. Donovan
William J. Power
John P. Riley
Martin Lomasney
Nathan Barnett
Jerry McNamara
Dan Lydon
Linehan
Teddy Glynn
Curleys
Harry Nann
Jerry Hourin
Pat Donovan
McCarthy
John Lee
Won't Go Says Mayor on Paper Filing Dispute
Mayor Fitzgerald told a Post reporter the effort to file papers by the Democratic city committee assistant secretary will not succeed. He urged fair methods and said President McClellan will ensure square handling of the filing once facts are known.
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Fitzgerald
Post
ceGovern
Democratic City’ Committee
Democratic Party
McClellan
Democratic City Committee
Torpedo Boat to Fit Out Here for Practice Work
The U S torpedo boat Vesuvius sails for Charlestown navy yard to be fitted with submerged tubes for 21 inch torpedoes. Afterward she proceeds to Southern waters to continue the practice begun last summer. The vessel now carries 18 inch torpedoes.
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Newport
R. I
United States
Charlestown Navy Yard
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