Flynn Wins Stay On Ward 8 Voter List Amid Heated Hearing
The Chicago Election Board voted to keep Michael J. Flynn on the Ward 8 voting list after a contentious hearing. Flynn, head of the anti Lomaskey campaign in West End, faced accusations of illegal registration and clashed with Commissioner Seiberlich and Attorney James Farley, who accused bias. Flynn pledged to press for action on challenged Ward 8 votes on Primary Day, warning of seeking mayoral removal of the board for incompetence if not addressed.
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Board of Election Commissioners
Michael J. Flynn
West End
Flynn
Election Board
Ception. Flynn
James Farley
Ward 8
Farley
Seiberlich
White Heat
Election Commission
Election Commissioners
City Hall
Messrs. Flynn
Challenged Votes Prompt Election Board Dispute
Flynn and Farley charge 176 voters were illegally registered and call for a Ward 8 recount. The board says it lacks authority to investigate each challenged ballot though the men assert the law requires investigations of all challenged votes.
Congress man ThacherCampaigns in French New Bedford Rally
Congressman Thacher campaigned for reelection in New Bedford delivering most of his speech in French. Benjamin Lanthier of Cambridge, a noted figure in French circles, also spoke at the rally.
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New Bedford
Thacher
Benjamin Lanthier
Cambridge
Language mix of New York City newspapers by origin
The record notes a diverse press landscape in New York City with 39 English language papers, 10 Italian, 7 German, 7 Jewish, 3 Greek, 3 Hungarian, 2 French, 2 Bohemian, 2 Croatian, 1 Spanish, and single titles in Servian, Syrian and Chinese.
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New York City
Eve Seagal Leaves Home To Elope With Chauffeur John Ryan
Haverhill October 28 Eva Seagal 17 daughter of Rabbi Samuel Seagal of Mt. Washington Synagogue left home with a note renouncing Judaism and intending to marry John B K Ryan 22 a chauffeur. Police aid sought. The pair believed in Brunswick Maine and Ryan faces prior auto theft charges and convictions.
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Haverhill
Eva
Samuel Segal
Mt. Washington
John BK. Ryan
Ryan
Herbert
Brunswick
Harvard Red Flag Controversy Spurs Test Case Plans
Harvard students and alumni weigh a test case to display the Crimson banner at football games while arguing over color definitions and legal loopholes. Protesters plan to report any red flag displays to police, hoping to challenge or repeal the statute as socialist groups vow action.
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Harvard
Path
Cambridge
Hiaryvard
Harvard Law School
Socialist State Committee
Supreme Court
Frank B. Chase
Marine Corps
United States Navy
Boston
England
Mr. Chase
Natick High defeats Wayland 12 to 7 in afternoon clash
Natick High School topped Wayland 12 to 7 yesterday afternoon. Notable for Natick were Fellows and Buckley while Wayland’s Howard returned from injury to a strong showing. The game featured a lineup listing for both teams.
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Natick High School
Wayland
Natick
Fellow
Buckley
Howard
Natick High
Wayland High
Petersen
Dwyer
Goody Mallory
Ford Fayer
Gray
Metcalf McKee
Burns
Massie
Bickey
Williams Murphy
Eeree T
F. Dudley Sheehan
Morrill Donovan
O'Brien Dumas
Draper Amorosa
Douglas
Salts to Flush Kidneys in Urinary Ailments Ad
An advertisement advises taking four ounces of Jad Salts mixed with water before breakfast for two to three days to neutralize uric acid and ease bladder irritation. It touts Jad Salts as inexpensive harmless lithia water aiding kidney comfort and painless urination.
Samuel W. McCall Campaigns in Rockland Brockton Quincy
Republican gubernatorial candidate Samuel W. McCall campaigned in Rockland Brockton and Quincy with small but enthusiastic turnouts. He charged Governor Walsh with negligence in not making commission appointments and alleged misuse of 400000 dollars from the prison industries fund during a Music Hall Quincy event.
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Samuel W. McCall
Rockland
Brockton
Quincy
Music Hall
Walsh
Prison Industries Fund
McCall Campaign Hits Brockton Quincy and Stoughton Rally Tour
In Brockton 8 pm crowd of 500 applauded Mr. McCall as he promoted a Republican ticket. He warned of the tariff impact on the shoe industry and spoke to 800 workers in Rockland. A surprise stop in Stoughton drew 150 voters. In Quincy at 10 pm he attacked the state administration and faulted prison fund transfers and unfilled appointments.
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Brockton
McCall
Canton
Mr. McCall
Rockland
Rockland Square
Stoughton
Joseph Walker
Quincy
Beacon Hill
St Mark's Trounces Lawrence Academy in Clean 27 to 0 Victory
Southboard Oct 28 St Mark's easily defeated Lawrence Academy 27 to 0 with brilliant running from Gaston Leighton and Pratt. Groton game looming, the first string rested, several net pains, Whitney and Rodewald played under a half. Stillman narrowly missed a 43 yard field goal.
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Southboad
St. Mark's
Lawrence Academy
Gaston
Leighton
Pratt
Groton
St. Mark’s
Whitney
Rodewald
Stillman
Indigestion remedy ad promises quick relief
An advertisement claims dyspepsia symptoms stem from slow stomach digestion. It touts a remedy that sweetens the stomach and aids digestion, priced at ten cents for a trial box and twenty five cents for a larger box. The copy asserts it is non alkali and harmless with continued use.
Fire drives eight lodgers to street in East Boston blaze
Eight occupants were forced out and eight lodgers rescued when a fire swept the lower floors of a four story Meridian Street house in East Boston just before 1 am. Mrs Mary Shannon was slightly injured during rescue by lodger John Doherty as smoke filled stairways. Fire damaged Jacob Saperstein store front and the loss is about 2000. A previous six year old fire had claimed two lives at the same building.
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Meridian Street
Boston
Mary Shannon
John Doherty
Doherty
James Crouse
Shannon
Mary Shea
O’nell
Jacob Saperstein
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Arterial Red
King
Orrine
Orrine Coo
Wash
D. C
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Dame, Stoddard CO
Washington St
Promtiery
Raps Walsh
Charlestown
Suffolk County
City of
Commonwealth
Industrial Accident Board
Busiess
Washington Street
Temple Place
Lymansville
Lymansville Deviot
Prcl
Henfield
Beanins Way
Avalon
Brookside
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