Shaw Campaign Water Wagon Draws Crowds in City Hall Rally
William Shaw the Prohibition candidate for Governor arrived by water wagon and spoke to several hundred cheering supporters in front of City Hall. Despite the Democratic rally drawing the largest crowd in the area, Shaw staged a brief appearance with trumpet fanfare and a megaphone.
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William Shaw
Walsh
Mr. Shaw
Tower’s Corner
City Hall
Lawrence
Prohibition Candidate Attacks McCall in Gubernatorial Tour
Five minutes into a campaign stop the Prohibition candidate launched a fierce attack on the Republican party and Samuel W. McCall. He accused money interests on State Street of backing McCall and criticized his own brother's endorsement. The tour included Winchester Woburn Chelmsford and a stop at Merrimac Mills where workers received Prohibition literature.
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Reading
Teachers Discuss Annuities Guild at Middlesex Convention
At Tremont Temple the Middlesex county teachers convention considered the Teachers Annuities Guild. Miss Mary McSkimmon of Roxbury, Pierce School principal, spoke about a plan for teachers to contribute part of their salaries to fund an annuity upon retirement.
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Medford
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Marlboro
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Somerville
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Woburn
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Newton
Charles J. Emerson
Stoneham
W. Warren Foss
Cambridge
J. Lewis Wrightman
Malden
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Watertown
Arthur L. Doe
B. W. Drake
Waltham
Morgan Operated On For Appendicitis
William Morgan underwent an operation for appendicitis at his Long Island home today. The Morgan family and staff anticipated a swift recovery, with market activity largely unchanged as the news circulated among financial circles.
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Glencove
Long Island
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Silence of McCall Attacked at Merrimac Victory
Governor Walsh rode to a triumph through Merrimac valley cities drawing vast crowds. Lawrence turnout reached about 15 000 as red fire lit the streets and crowds shouted Dave Walsh while the governor saluted.
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Lawrence
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City Hall
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Massachusetts Vote Fight Over Hidden Wealth Politics
A heated Massachusetts campaign centers on tax dodgers and taxpayers with accusations of an invisible government. Union leaders threaten a general strike if arbitration is rejected as railroads refuse to reinstate strikers.
Last Effort to Settle Strike Today
Effort to adjust the freight handlers strike and avert a broader walkout by railroad workers and transportation unions in the city.
City Hall To Host Strike Settlement Conference
Mayor and Federal Conciliator James Smyth will convene a meeting at City Hall Tuesday at 2 with Governor Walsh and business leaders to avert sympathy strikes. Labor leaders warn of a general walkout by teamsters dock handlers freight clerks if no agreement is reached. Railroad officials labor union reps and the teamsters council are to attend and discuss the dispute. Smyth will stay in Boston after the meeting.
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Curley
City Hall
Washington Street
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Boston
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Boson
James Fl. Smyth
Teamsters Joint Council
Dr. Shaw Defends Woman Suffrage in Boston Address
Dr. Shaw delivers a fierce defense of suffrage in Boston, attacking anti-suffragists and misleading literature. She argues for political democracy, condemns the male supremacy bias, cites misquotes about obey in marriage, and praises Idaho and Massachusetts supporters including Senator Borah and labor leaders.
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