Long Attacked as Radical in Framingham Rally
In Framingham on October 27 a crowd of about 300 heard Republican speakers attack Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Long as radical. William J. Miller and William F. Sullivan urged support for Calvin Coolidge, while Miller denounced Bramhall and radicals and urged allegiance to law and order.
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Framingham
Long
Allen-Warner Flying Squadron
Irving Square
William J. Miller
Brookline
William F. Sullivan
Brighton
Calvin Coolidge
Marlboro
Henry J
Sailor) Ryan
Commonwealth
J. Weston Allen
Miller
Lawrence
Samuel Bramhall
Mr. Long
Bramhall
The
Red
Iask
Coolidge
Allen
State House
Boston
Mayor Peters
Adams House
Sailor Ryan
Beverly
American Federation of Labor
Tiarvey H. Hilton
Curtis
Two Police Officers Appointed Constables in Dorchester
The Dorchester City Council unanimously approved the mayor’s appointment of two policemen as constables. Daniell L. Cronin of Homes avenue and Maurice Zeemanns of 6 Tucker street will engage in private work for attorneys. Assistant Clerk Frank X. Chisholm was awarded 300 for extra duties from Jan 1 to Sept 1 following the illness of the late John F. Dever.
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Daniell L. Cronin
Homes Avenue
Dorchester
Maurice Zeemanns
Tucker Street
Whill
Frank X. Chisholm
John F. Dever
Roosevelt Memorial Week Culminates In Boston Ceremony
Two thousand people gathered at Symphony Hall for the Roosevelt Memorial drive’s end. Speakers including Judge Murray Mayor Peters General Edwards and Congressman Gallivan praised Theodore Roosevelt as the greatest American and urged civic action. Memorial week featured dinners and public tributes with roses dropped on Roosevelt’s birth home in New York.
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Symphony Hall
Theodore Roosevelt
Suffolk County
Harvard Glee Club
Michael J. Murray
Massachusetts
Roosevelt Memorial
Peters
Roosevelt
Edwards
George Wharton Pepper
James A. Gallivan
Harvard
New York
Congressman Gallivan
Nobel Peace Fund
James R. Garfield
Cleveland
America
Charles Sumner Bird
Russell J. Coles
Virginia
Guy A. Ham
Arthur D. Hill
Albert Bushnell Hart
United States
Oyster Bay
Mineola
Twenty-second Street
Coolidge Praised By Pepper At Public Address
George Wharton Pepper lauded Governor Coolidge during a Virginia address. Pepper said he would support Coolidge's stance on the police strike if alive today as audience applause lasted minutes after the remarks. The program opened with singing.
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George Wharton Pepper
Virginia
Coolidge
Flier Tribute Marks Theodore Roosevelt Birth Anniversary
New York marks the birth anniversary of Theodore Roosevelt 26th president with roses laid at his birthplace as officials and citizens observe the occasion. The event highlights Roosevelt's legacy and ties to the city where he began his path to presidency.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Birthday Exercises Honor T R Roosevelt Club
The Roosevelt Club of Massachusetts held birthday exercises on Boston Common with James R. Garfield and Lieutenant-Governor Cox presenting remarks. Governor Milliken attended the luncheon as speakers hailed Roosevelt’s square deal and enduring ideals. Over $500 was raised for the Roosevelt Memorial Fund as Joseph C. Pelletier Judge Michael Murray and Chaplain Lyman Rollins spoke.
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James R. Garfield
President Garfield
Interior
Roosevelt
City Club
Roosevelt Club
Massachusetts
Cox
Coolidge
Commonwealth
Milliken
William Roscoe Thayer
Washington
Lincoln
Boston Common
Roosevelt Memorial Fund
Joseph C. Pelletier
Michael Murray
Lyman Rollins
101St Regiment
Jewish cemetery plan eyed for West Roxbury site
Members of the cemetery association decide to visit the Baker street area in West Roxbury tomorrow afternoon to inspect a proposed location for a Jewish burial ground.
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Tery Association
West Roxbury
Baker Street
U. S. Cotton Saved Polish Industry
Melanie Bornstein, under-secretary for the protection of women and children, says American cotton saved Poland from industrial paralysis. She spoke in New York to a delegation awaiting the start of the first international congress of working women in Washington.
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New York
Poland
Melanie Bornstein
Department For the Protection of Women and Children
Ministry of Labor
Washington
Dorchester Girl Struck by Auto In Dorchester Avenue Accident
Eileen Gaffney ten of 31 East street Der is in City Hospital in serious condition after being hit by an automobile driven by Hercules Geromanos of 225 Chestnut Hill Avenue Brighton yesterday on Dorchester avenue as she crossed.
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Eileen Gaffney
East Street
Der
City Hospital
Hercules Geromanos
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Brighton
Dorchester Avenue
Local events lineup for today at major Boston area venues
Today features a Bakers' convention at Hotel Brunswick all day, a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Copley Plaza with Maurice Casenave speaking on Facing the Facts in French Reconstruction, plus a 2 p m Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association meeting in Springfield and a Simmons College Founders' Day convocation at Harvard Church Brookline. Evening gatherings include the Reciprocity Club harvest supper at Hotel Westminster and Pilgrim Publicity Association events.
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Bakers
Hotel Brunswick
Chamber of Commerce
Copley Plaza Hotel
Maurice Casenave
United States
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Springfield
Simmons College
Harvard Church
Brookline
Reciprocity Club
Hotel Westminster
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Town Meetings and Lectures Across Boston Area
A night of local meetings and talks includes a Boston Architectural Club session at 16 Somerset Street and town meetings in Watertown on firefighter and police salaries and a new town hall project. Harvard Menorah Society speaker Rabbi Harry Levi and Prof David Gordon Lyon discuss What the Jew Can Teach the World at Phillips Brooks House. Lectures include Rev M J Scanlan on Charitable and Social Problems at Boston College High School Hall. Whitman town meeting considers trolley or jitney lines, Randolph gathers for car line decision, Old South Church hosts Men's Club with Colonel Willard Luther, and Earl Barnes speaks on What Labor Wants at Lincoln Hall Newton Highlands.
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Watertown
Harvard Menorah Society
Phillips Brooks House
Harry Levi
Temple Israel
David Gordon Lyon
M. J. Scanlan
Boston College High School
Whitman
Randolph
Men’s Club
Old South Church
Willard B. Luther
Earl Barnes
Woman's Club
Lincoln Hall
Newton Highlands
Sloan's Liniment Ad for Rheumatism Relief
When you suffer rheumatism you can apply Sloan's liniment to the afflicted area for quick relief. The ad claims penetrating action without rubbing and notes its popularity worldwide. Available in 35c 70c and $1.40 sizes at druggists.
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Sloan
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertisement
Advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to revitalize the blood and restore vigor for those feeling weak and run down. It urges starting treatment immediately and recommends Hood's Pills as a vegetable laxative to rouse the liver and regulate the bowels.
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Hood
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