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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1915
Page
3
Nelson B. Clark former Progressive candidate for Governor outlined the recall program in speeches at the General Electric plant and during a Middlesex county tour hitting Chelsea Somerville and other areas.
Mr. Clark cites the recall as essential to root out bad men and keep officeholders accountable. He says the Progressive party views election to office as service to the people and supports a mechanism to recall faithful or faithless leaders who accept public salaries. The party argues oversight by voters ensures fulfillment of promised work.
Catherine Martin a 60 year old single woman living at 66 Tudor street South Boston is reported missing. She was last seen Tuesday morning Oct 19 by her niece Ellen Keenan at the home as she left for Dorchester where she worked. Her relatives cannot locate her in local hospitals and fear she may be in a public institution due to her tendency to act strangely.
In Shelburne Falls and 11 other towns anti suffragists held rallies despite rain. Speakers challenged pro suffrage claims on prohibition citing state histories and noting male suffrage states moved to ban alcohol before women could. Miss Margaret Foley drew harsh words from opponents. Police later identified a man struck by a local railroad as Private Carl McClellan of Fort Banks.
The passage argues suffragists align liquor interests with anti suffrage causes yet misstate their aims. It cites Margaret Foley's claim that suffrage equals prohibition and notes Washington and Oregon allow liquor imports, challenging the suffragists by presenting cited state practices.
Lotta M. Crabtree will be honored at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition with a designated Crabtree Day on Tuesday November 9. Exposition president Charles C. Moore informed Miss Crabtree of San Francisco esteem and the planned tribute.
Members of St Thomas parish Jamaica Plain hold a harvest party in Intercolonial Hall Roxbury tonight led by Rev Timothy J Donovan. A vic trola will be presented to a parish member and whist games run from 8 to 10 30.
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