McCall Fails To Supply Progressive Leaders List
Samuel W. McCall the Republican candidate for Governor did not provide Charles Sumner Bird with the names of Progressive leaders in the Commonwealth who he says have returned to the Republican colors since his candidacy. The remarks reflect intra party disputes amid the Boston Beverly context dated October 26.
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Beverly
Samuel W. McCall
Charles Sumner Bird
Commonwealth
McCall
McCall campaigns in Salem Beverly and Boston rallying voters
Republican candidate Mr McCall spoke to about 2000 in Salem and Beverly and appeared in Boston with Progressive Joseph Walker but avoided partisan talk. He praised Mayor Curley, attacked the Boston charter amendment, warned against Boston Democracy control, and criticized unpaid commissions and 1000 pages of new laws in the Blue Book.
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McCall
Salem
Beverly
Boston
Joseph Walker
Boston Congregational Ministers
Pilgrim Hall
Berverly
Curley
Boston Democracy
Martin Lomasney
Massachusetts
New York
Tammany
Murphy
Walsh
Commonwealth
Walsh Tour Draws Big Crowds Across Massachusetts
Governor Walsh spent October 26 on a multi city campaign swing through more than a dozen towns. Enthusiasm ran high as large crowds greeted him, with about 2000 people at the Casino in Fall River where he delivered a stirring speech.
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Fall River
Walsh
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Governor’s New Bedford rally extols workmen’s comp act
In New Bedford a capacity crowd heard the governor praise the workmen’s compensation act and its eight amendments. He urged voting Democrats to support legislative and national leaders, lauding Congressman Thomas C. Thacher for his record and fidelity to Wilson’s policies.
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New Bedford
Thomas C. Thacher
Congress
Tom Thacher
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Wilson
Alfred W. Donovan
Abington
Taunton
Supreme Court
Quincy
Braintree
Weymouth
Rockland
Brockton
North Easton
Mansfield
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Barronsville
Fall River
Fire Department
Barry
Thacher
Provincetown
Greene
Billy
Jacquard
Senate
Conference Committee
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Rheumatism Cure
An advertisement claims severe rheumatic pains vanish when Hood's Sarsaparilla clears the blood acid blamed for rheumatism. It asserts the tonic purifies the blood and improves digestion, urging readers not to suffer and to buy Hood's today.
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Hood
Walker says he won’t draw from Prohibition party in MA
Lowell Oct 26 Progressive Governor candidate Joseph Walker states he will not seek Prohibition votes and that each voter must decide party support. He argues Progressives oppose liquor, tariff promises by Republicans, and corrupt bosses, urging unity against the liquor traffic and political machines.
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Lowell
Prohibition Party
Joseph Walker
Prohibition
Progressive Convention
Progressive Party
Massachusetts
Evans
Mr. Walker
State House
Walker
Walker greets Bull Moose candidate at Lowell tour
At Lowell and Concord Junction May nard and Hudson the Bull Moose candidate was greeted with enthusiasm. Walker defended Prohibition as part of his party platform and said he and Evans share the same stance. Evans sent a cordial letter to Walker.
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Lowell
Concord Junction
Maynard and
Hudson
Mr. Walker
Progressive Party
Evans
Prohibition Party
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