Women Voters Reshape Massachusetts Primary Map
The State faces a pivotal primary as 20 000 to 32 000 newly enfranchised women join the vote alongside longstanding contenders for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state and treasurer. Party leaders expect Warner to lead Republican votes with Fuller pressing a strong challenge in eastern Massachusetts.
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Fred J. Burrell
Burrell
James Jackson
Frederick N. Kerr
Massachusetts
Warner
House
Fuller
Bangtry
Greater Boston
Charles N. Burrill
Charles I. Burrill
James W. Bean
Cambridge
Cook
Somerville
Samuel W. George
Haverhill
James G. Harris
George
Essex County
Middlesex County
Middlesex
Essex
Curley camp faces stiff tests in tight Boston New Deal era race
Curley faction sees gains and losses as key Boston legislators Gillen and Joyce fight to hold seats in the House. Anti Curley candidate John H. Drew heightens concerns among the mayor’s supporters while Cauley and Murphy press on in the 13th and 4th districts with issues on public ownership of utilities and Volstead Act modification. In the 9th district, Underhill and Rideout duel for the nomination as Paige battles Lowe in the 3rd, with Fuller’s retirement opening the 9th field. Sheriff Kelcher faces Sullivan in Suffolk County as campaigns intensify across districts.
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Curley
Daniel J. Gillen
Thomas F. Joyce
John H. Drew
Gillen
Boston
Joyce
Congress
Edward L. Cauley
Old Board of Aldermen
Charles F. McCarthy
Marlboro
Cauley
Brighton
Allston
Congressrygan Fuller
Charles II. Underhill
Ray R. Rideout
Somerville
Fred P. Greenwood
Everett
Nelson B. Clark
Alden
Charles L. Manser
William C. Andrew
Underhill
Rideout
Suffolk County
John A. Kelcher
Lewis R. Sullivan
Roxbury
Sullivan
Women Vote Rules Upheld In Boston Primaries
Boston election officials warn women voters must declare party affiliation before primaries.Each woman will receive a Democratic or Republican ballot and be listed accordingly To change party affiliation a voter must file with election commissioners at least 30 days before an election Officials expect a record turnout in the upcoming vote.
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Boston
Commonwealth
M. W. Burlen
J. Burlen
Mr. Burles
Campaign Endorsements Highlight Sheriff Nomination Battle
The county race centers on Kelcher and Lomasney as party leaders back Kelcher for renomination. Kelcher enjoys broad support from the World leader and Curley forces, while the sheriff remains strongly popular across the county. A political miracle would be required for Kelcher to miss renomination.
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Kelcher
Lomasney
Curley
Thanks From League of Women Voters to the Editor
A note from F. H. Luscomb clerk of the Boston League of Women Voters thanks the Post Editor for reprinting notices that informed women about registration under the 19th amendment. The letter credits the press as a potent factor in enfranchisement and expresses gratitude for direct and indirect support.
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League of Women Voters
F. H. Luscomb
Boston League of Women Voters
Fear for Safety of Passenger Steamship Theodore Roosevelt
Anxiety gripped London Ontario as the passenger steamship Theodore Roosevelt, leaving Cleveland for Port Stanley, vanished from radio contact after departing this morning. Several attempts to signal her have failed and her exact position remained unknown.
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London
Ontario
Theodore Roosevelt
Cleveland
Port Stanley
Tremont Temple Pastor MacArthur Closes Summer Pastorate
The Rev. Robert Stuart MacArthur closed his Tremont Temple summer pastorate last night. After services the congregation sang God Be with You Till We Meet Again. He spoke on When Is the True Sabbath and Is Jesus Christ Truly Deity.
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Robert Stuart MacArthur
D. D
Tremont Temple
Dr. MacArthur
Jesus Christ
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BY Robert T. Brady
Fuller Looms
Greater
Alvan T. Fuller
Workers For Warner
Burrill
Harris
James F. Ingraham
Peabody
J. Arthur Baker
Baker
Barnstable County
Bean
Alonzo B. Cook
Walter P. Babb
Lynn
Richard H. Long
Long
John Jackson Walsh
Walsh
Martin M. Lomasney
Hendricks Club
Boston Democracy
Tague
East Boston
Marley
John J. Kearney
James E. Maguire
Thomas F. Coffey
Michael de Cicco
Murley
James H. Brennan
Charlestown
John A. Donoghue
South End
Martin
Kearney
Senate
Ward 6
Brennan
Maguire
Suffolk
Thomas H. Green
Michael J. McNamee
Green
Peters
Murphy
William H. Murphy
Luce
Paige
Arthur H. Lowe
Fitchburg
Governor’s Council
Lowe
Joseph Walsh
New Bedford
Harold Winslow
Kelher
Victor
American Woolen Company
The
American Woolen Company Mills
WM. M. Wood
Frederic W. Cook
Secretary OF State
Charles W.ildridge
Highland Road
Ninth
Malden
Chelsea
Revere
Winthrop
Charles L. Underhill
Fred P
Greenwood
Albert A. Hbssh
David I. Walsh
Homes Ave
Dorchester
Allen
Ayer
Birt
Cuticura
Empress Hair
Farr
Goldman
Hay
Hubbard
Java
J. Syhol
C. Lyon
Morse’s
Newbro
Pinaud
Hind’s
Conti
Castile
Bar
Jergen
Packer
Possam
Resinol
Woodbury’s
Absorbine, Jr
Adamson
Balsam
Alaklithia
Antikamnia
Bayer
Allenbury
Food Allcock
Atwood
Castoria
Bellans
Bitro- Phosphate
Blue Jay Plasters Bon Opto Bovinine
Bromo Seltzer California Syrup of Figs
Createrpin
Lithia
Carter
Dean
Edward
Ely
Eno
Father John
Fellow
Gray
Hayden
Hill
Hilton
Hood
Humphrey
Johnson
Mellin
Philli Minard
Musterole
Nestle’s Food Omega
Ovoferrin
Pinkham’s
Pluto Water
Pyramid Pile Remedy
Russell
Scott
Sloan
Stuart
True
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