Moran Gains Ground In Republican Ranks In District Attorney Contest
In a Boston area canvass among Republican members Moran attracted votes from former Guild supporters. Four canvassers reported on stations in Cambridge Malden Everett and on Boston & Maine trains with results showing Moran ahead of Guild and Bartlett in various ballots. Last year Guild led in several precincts but current sentiment suggests Moran’s growing appeal within the party.
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Hooe Convicted in Hartje Case
Clifford Hooe a formerHartje household servant was found guilty of perjury in Pittsburg Penn. The trial tied to a deposition used in the sensational Hartje divorce case and featured heated exchanges between attorneys with the defendant shouting during Robb remarks and Ferguson threatening a new trial.
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D&dress
Robb
J. Scott Ferguson
Ferguson
Private Hearing On Hotel Liquor Case Held At City Hotel
The excise board granted a private hearing for managers of Ketterer’s Hotel near North station over Sunday liquor law violations raised by Captain Kimball of Hanover Street station. The session adjourned to 11 o clock today, with a finding expected later this week.
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English Dramatist Henry Arthur Jones to Lecture at Harvard
Henry Arthur Jones the English dramatist will speak to Harvard men in Sanders Theatre this evening on Corner Jones of Modern Drama. The lecture is open to the public and will form the first chapter in his forthcoming book The Harvard Lecture.
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Resolutions on Death of Hon R T Davis Adopted
At the Home Market Club meeting at Parker House ex president Charles A Stott of Lowell offered resolutions on the death of the club s former president the Hon R T Davis of Fall River. The committee to attend the funeral in Fall River Friday at 2 P M includes William W Crane New Bedford Charles H Child Providence George A Draper Hopedale John Shaw Quincy S O Bigney Attleboro Francis H Manning Boston and H C Atwood Killingly Conn.
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Lowell
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Hopedale
John Shaw
Quincy
O. Bigney
Attleboro
Francis H. Manning
Boston
H. C. Atwood
Killingly
Conn
Schooner Laconia Encounters Heavy Southwest Gale
Schooner Laconia from Campbellton New Brunswick bound for New York reports a heavy southwest gale on October 25 six miles northeast of Cape Cod. A portion of her deckload of laths washed overboard and was lost at sea.
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Campbellton
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Moran Leads In Post Canvass For Governor In Boston Area
The Post carried a secret test ballot across B and M lines including Cambridge Malden Everett and Winter Hill. Moran led Guild by 11 in yesterday’s tabulations with a total 1982 to 1480 votes and a overall Moran plurality of 502 across four days.
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OFAN
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Cambridge
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Curtis Guild
Bartlett
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Governor Guild Honored by Boston Musicians Group
Three hundred Greater Boston musicians gathered at the Revere House for an informal reception for Governor Guild. Alderman Bromberg served as MC and noted the $15,000 state appropriation for music in state reservations. Treasurer Chapin spoke, and Guild pledged to let Moran and supporters choose the issue.
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Governor Guild
Revere House
Symphony Orchestra
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Chapin
Moran
Roosevelt urged to repudiate Hearst campaign document
Timothy L. Woodruff, chairman of the New York State Republican committee, said he will urge President Roosevelt to repudiate a campaign document from the Independence League supporting Hearst for governor. He criticized parallel column extracts of speeches by Roosevelt and Hearst on wealth and urged the President to break his silence.
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Timothy L. Woodruff
State Republican Committee
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W. R. Hearst
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Hearst
Massachusetts Club of Seattle Forms Notable New England Group
The Massachusetts Club of Seattle, recently organized, reports strong growth uniting former New England residents in the Northwest. A large slate of forty officers includes A Warren Gould Boston architect turned Seattle leader, Howard F. Grant with Boston railway ties, Moncrieffe Cameron Brown University graduate and secretary of a knitting firm, Henry S. Noon Yale graduate and lawyer, and Joseph Warren Richardson M D a former hospital surgeon. The first major event is a baked bean supper and New England dance at the Renton Hill clubhouse tomorrow evening.
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Brown University
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