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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1915

Page

11

McCall Campaign Rally At Lowell Censors Walsh Critics

In Lowell 1800+ hear McCall campaign with Longworth and Harding as Rogers hosts. McCall denounces Democratic press bias and underwood tariff, vows reform of commissions, contests Walsh on Walker firing and state board, and outlines plan to boost Massachusetts prosperity amid war and tariff battles.

Lowell Samuel W. McCall Nicholas Longworth Ohio United States Warren M. Harding John Jacob Rogers Calvin Coolidge Rogers Richardson Animal Industry Walsh Walker McCall Woburn Bureau of Animal Industry State Board of Agriculture State Board Democratic Farmers of Boston South Middlesex County John J. Rogers McCall Party Massachusetts Europe Georgia Alabama Democratic Party Washington State House Longworth Wilson

Open Letter Supports McCall for Governor by Massachusetts Leaders

A mass appeal signed by Major Henry L. Higginson and about 40 prominent Massachusetts figures urges support for Republican Samuel W. McCall. The letter argues McCall can win unless the Prohibition candidate captures many votes, framing the race as McCall versus Walsh and not a Prohibition issue. It lists many signatories from bankers to manufacturers across the state. A New England Chamber of Commerce was organized briefly by Western New England Chamber of Commerce leaders to draft plans and seek broad organizational backing, with Worcester not represented due to local opposition.

Butler Ames McCall John ©. Mitgerald Louis A.frothingham Boston Judge Dewey John EF. Fitzgerald James J. Storrew George A. Hibbard David I. Walsh Samuel W. McCall Massachusetts Bird Walker Kincaide Burbank Et al Walsh Henry L. Higginson New England Rhode Island Worcester Chamber of Commerce George M. Wright Worcester

Boston University Law Students Form Democratic Club

Law students at Boston University formed a new political group named the Boston University Law Democratic Club. The club has 18 members with Alfred S. Coppinger as president and secretary treasurer. John J. Wish? is mentioned among Boston men.

Law B. U Democratic Boston University Democratic Party Boston University Law Democratic Club Alfred S. Coppinger John J. Wxish Boston

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M’call Nick”” Longworth Fred F. Walker Harold P. Johnson Coolidge Congressman Rogers Bedford Lexington Republican Committee of Concord Concord Town Hall American Woolen Company Mills Maynard Hudson Apsley Ayer Burrill Cushing Groton East Pepperell Essex County Lawrence Mr. McCall Bryan W. R. Moody East Northfield George E. Keith Brockton John L. Bates Brookline Stoughton Bell Cambridge Israel Brayton Fall River Courtenay Guild Andrew J. Jennings Robert Luce Albert E. Pillsbury Kenneth Robbie Springfield Arthur S. Johnson Lewis Parkhurst Winchester Ginn & Co Arthur F. Whitin Whitinsville George F. Bean William E. Blodgett George E. Briggs Lexington Lumber Company George E. Brock Home Savings Bank George F. Brooks A. H. Burdick Framingham Louis L. Campbell Northampton Robert N. Clark Newton Centre William L. Cochran Leland H. Cole Salem Lewis A. Crossett North Abington Albert H. Curtis Gilbert C. Davis Joseph A. Dodge Grafton Samuel D. Drury George H. Ellis Newton Fred T. Field Stephen E. French Athol Frederick J. Gleason Walpole Alfred S. Hall Edward H. Haskell Franklin Henry M. Tyler H. A. Wilder Appleton F. Williams West Upton Paris Dresden Pompadours Jordan Marsh Company Chamber For Commerce Board Planned Kisselbar KisselKars Kisselkar Lawrence & Holmes Commonwealth Avenue Mass Providence R. I New Bedford Lynn Beverly the House OF Kuppenheimer York West Point London Biltmore Chester House of Kuppenheimer Kennedy’s Summer and Hawley Streets Hyde Park
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