McCall Addresses Throng in Waltham Rally
Samuel W. McCall, Republican Governor hopeful, drew a full Locke Hall crowd in Waltham praising national issues and railing at Prohibition candidate William Shaw. Kansas Rep. Philip Campbell led with rebuttals, while Arlington speeches featured Alfred I. Cutting and other GOP leaders.
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Christian Endeavor Society
William Shaw
Prohibition
Samuel W. McCall
Locke Hall
Waltham
Shaw
Arlington
Alfred I. Cutting
Calvin Coolidge
United States
William Allen Smith
Michigan
Frederick W. Dallinger
Wilton B. Fay
McCall
McCall Speech Attacks Shaw in Waltham Remarks
In Waltham, Mr McCall denounces William Shaw as head of a religious order using church connections to aid a gubernatorial bid. He warns the campaign risks desecrating the church of Christ and harming temperance, the order, and politics, while praising the Christian Endeavor founder.
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McCall
Fore River
Boston
Waltham
Church of Christ
Mr. McCall
Shaw
Prohibition
Democratic Party
Commonwealth
Francis Clark
William Shaw
Suffragist Miss Blackwell Addresses Dorchester Crowd
Miss Alice Stone Blackwell president of the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association told an audience of 1000 at Pierce School Dorchester that men cannot vote for their wives daughters sisters and mothers at once. It was her only campaign speech as she dedicates herself to directing the statewide campaign.
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Alice Stone Blackwell
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Lucy Stone
Pierce School
Washington _ street
Dorchester
Miss Blackwell
Ion
Massachusetts
State House
Woman Suffrage Association
Lucy
Women Suffrage Talk Highlights Home and Law Debate
Miss Blackwell addresses a Dorchester Ward 24 gathering urging women’s voting rights. She cites Massachusetts laws on women’s protection, argues voting power symmetry with men, and notes suffrage as a catalyst for further reforms. Speakers included Mrs. Frank Scanlon, William H. McMasters, George B. Gallup, and Kenneth McDonald.
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Dorchester
Ward 24
Suffrage Groups Adopt Cash-Plan for Bills Before Vote
A Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association policy requires paying all bills in cash the night before elections. The plan aims to settle debts regardless of victory or defeat, announced at a Dorchester rally by William H. McMasters with Miss Alice Stone Blackwell present on stage.
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Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Dorchester
William H. McMasters
Alice Stone Blackwell
Haverhill
Sydney Winslow
McCall
Shaw
State Street
United Shoe Machinery Company
Orleans
Beverly
McCall's
Hyde Park
Dedham
Norwood
Everest Grammar School
Driver Masters
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Prohibition Candidate Shaw Tours Massachusetts Campaign
William Shaw, Prohibition candidate for governor, held outdoor rallies in Haverhill and nearby towns, denouncing the Republican party and Liberty group leaders. He distributed literature, attacked church el ily voters, and conducted noon rallies in Monument and Attleboro with singer Everett Naftzger, then headed to Worcester and Somerville for further events.
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Haverhill
William Shaw
Washington Square
Mr. Shaw
Republican Party
Sydney M. Winslow
United Shoe Machinery Company
State Street
Shaw
Attleboro
Monument Square
Chapman and Alexander
Worcester
Somerville
Republican Standard
Samuel W. McCall
Prohibition
McCall
Walsh
Ways and Means Committee
Wilson
Abraham Linecoln
Hoppe Easily Leads Yamada and Wins Exhibition
Willie Hoppe scored 400 in five innings at Littlefield's, averaging 80. Koji Yamada struggled with form but kept pace in the evening as Hoppe dominated with rapid play. The day’s results boost Hoppe’s early season confidence ahead of the New York handicap tournament.
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Willie Hoppe
Koji Yamada
Littlefield
Hoppe
Boston
Ane
New York
Littlefield’s
Yamada
First Heat Winners Lose in Later Races at Hillsgrove
Three times in light harness events at Hillsgrove Rhode Island a horse won the opening heat only to be defeated in the remaining heats. Coastess Mabel won the 2:18 trot first heat, Dusty Dan swept the 2:18 pace heats, and Fred W. won the 2:09 trot heat before darkness stopped further decisions. Best times posted during the afternoon included 2:16 trot 2:17 1-4 and 2:11 1-2 in the 2:09 pace.
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Hillsgrove
R. I
Mabel
Walter Cox
Atlas Bells
Dusty Dan
Brusie
Birdie Alejo
Fred W
Major Woolworth
Harvard captain Henry Nash selects 39 for spring baseball
Captain Henry Nash, class of ’16, who has coached and led Harvard’s baseball squad through fall practice, chose a 39 man spring roster yesterday. The selections include established players and several promising newcomers from fall sessions.
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Henry Nash
Harvard
Ancient and Honorable Artillery rifle shoot held at Wakefield range
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company held its first full rifle shoot yesterday at Wakefield range with over 50 members present. Matches were at 200 to 500 yards. prizes included valuable articles. a noon dinner preceded speeches by Captain Harry Hamilton.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Wakefield Rifle Range
Harry Hamilton
H. P. Wilmart
E. A. Tougas
R. C. Gowdy
L.walter Tougas
George Ketchum
KE. W. Easterbrook
E. Whittemore
J.M. Myrick
Dr. Devine
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