Shopping Tactics Used at the Polls in Boston Ward
Several women in one ward demanded two ballots one Democratic and one Republican. They argued to inspect ballots before voting but officials said the request was unlawful. Mrs Lottie W Crane of Dorchester served three hours as a precinct officer at William E Russell School becoming the first woman to act at a Boston polling place. She was removed by election commissioners but praised the experience and predicted capable future service by women.
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Lottie W. Crane
Sumner Street
Dorchester
William E. Russell School
Boston
Tote of Boston Lieut. Governor Republican
Ambiguous text fragment with scattered numbers and garbled phrases. no clear event, persons, or organizations to summarize into a coherent news item.
Vote of Boston For Sheriff Democrats Record City Totals
Election data shows ward by ward totals for the Democratic sheriff race in Boston. The tabulation lists ward numbers and partial counts with several garbled lines but indicates a citywide total around twenty seven thousand three hundred forty five votes.
Vote For Councillor Third District Summary of Ward Totals
Voters are shown ward by ward tallies with totals for each ward and an overall total. The document lists wards 2 through 18 with numeric counts and erroneous characters, reflecting ballot tallies and totals.
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Women Quick to Learn the Ropes in Local Campaigns
Women campaigners learned practical politics quickly as Brighton women used autos to bring in friends while others in Roxbury Dorchester and South Boston rang doorbells to grow the female vote In Back Bay many women delayed voting until election day avoiding party declarations.
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Roxbury
Dorchester
Boston
Back Bay
Burrill Suffers From Burrell Mixup in Primary
Charles L. Burrill former State treasurer and Lt Governor candidate endured a major misprint mixup as Jackson Burrell stickers were pasted over his treasurer candidate label. The error affected voters statewide during yesterday's Republican primaries.
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Charles L. Burrill
Burrell
Car Situation Shows Record Freight Car Movement
Service Commission reports a week in which 9464 cars were loaded, the heaviest movement of the year and nearly matching wartime peak. The data indicate significant improvement in the car situation with 6 freight cars loaded during the week.
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Wington
Service Commission
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Babies At The Polls For The First Time
Baby carriages and infants appeared at a State primary polling places early in the day. Long lines of baby conveyances were seen in Codman square Ward 19 and in the North End Chelsea and East Boston precincts.
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Ward 19
North End
Chelsea
Boston
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