Whipple Attacks Gaston in Senate Nomination Fight
Sherman L. Whipple campaigned across wards of the 10th district attacking Colonel Gaston as aligned with long standing corporate interests. Whipple, with Mayor Curley and ex Congressman OConnell among supporters, urged nominating a candidate not tied to Lodge era interests and not seeking government protection for large corporations.
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Joseph F. O'Connell
John P. Feeney
Sherman L. Whipple
United States Senate
10Th
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Gaston
Icles
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Lodge
Nike
Sas
United States
William A. Gaston
Ely Predicts Nomination Across Massachusetts
Joseph B. Ely of Westfield toured Roxbury Jamaica Plain Brighton and Charlestown last night promising victory Monday and pledging to start a campaign Wednesday to defeat the Republican nominee. He predicted a united Massachusetts Democratic party arising from Tuesday's primary to become a statewide force for generations with leaders for high offices.
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Joseph B. Ely
Westfield
Roxbury
Jamasica Plain
Brighton
Charlestown
Ely
Massachusetts
Questions by Allen for Cox emerge in rally clash
Attorney General Allen delivers questions to Governor at a noon rally in Faneuil Hall. He seeks answers on campaign committee ties to Pelletier trial figures and repeated attacks by figures like Goulston. The exchange centers on methods and endorsements amid campaign rhetoric.
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Allen
Mechanics Building
Faneuil Hall
Coakley
Pelletier
Goulston
Mr. Jackson
Hurwits
Fuller seeks renomination on record of governance
Springfield rallies and stops in Holyoke and Chicopee feature Lieutenant-Governor Fuller urging renewed support. He defends two years of businesslike administration and says he has scrutinized state expenditures and appropriations with care and efficiency in state affairs.
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Springfield
Fuller
Holyoke
Chicopee
Hub Police Warn On Lost Badges And Revolvers
Boston police face losses of badges and service revolvers at rollcall. Commissioner Wilson orders officers to pay 5 dollars per lost badge and stresses responsibility for city property to prevent items falling into the wrong hands.
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Wilson
Boston
Fuller Urged for State House by Boston Reader
Charles P. Sylvester of Boston writes in support of Lieutenant-Governor Fuller. He praises Fuller for candor courage and independence urging a strong Fuller majority to keep honest government at the State House and to scrutinize corrupt politicians.
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Beacon Hil
State House
Ee Nots
Isadore
Massachusetts
Grover ' Cleve
Theodore Roosevelt
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Charles P. Sylvester
Beacon Street
Boston
Cox Campaign Feelsendorsement Letters from Coolidge and McCall
Letters endorsing Governor Cox and his administration were distributed by the Cox campaign. Vice President Coolidge praised Cox’s administration and leadership in a message from his summer home. Former Governor McCall sent a congratulatory note for a speech in Neall Hall commending Cox’s vigor and sincerity.
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Samuel W. Mc Call
Cox
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Neall Hall
Escaped Boys Caught After Long Night on Highway
Two hungry reformatory trusties Arthur Parah aged 18 from Springfield and Leo Ladoux aged 19 from Marlboro surrendered to Patrolman Hart on the Concord to Maynard road after an all day wait in woods. They had escaped from Concord Reformatory early yesterday and milked cows as part of duties.
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Concord Junction
Maynard
Arthur Parah
Springfield
Leo Ladoux
Marlboro
Frederick R. Hart
Concord Police
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Concord
Rabbit Fur Scam Shakes City As Man Is Arrested
Police arrest Hayore Stone on an indictment for larceny after a series of robberies involving dyed rabbit fur marketed as real. Victims include Christina McLeod and Margaret Taylor who paid sums in July, with Stone allegedly claiming the furs were worn by famous actresses. Investigation shows the garments were dyed rabbit fur.
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Deirig
Rand Street
Roxbury
Margaret Taylor
Crowell Street
Annie Lindfors
Walker rally on Boston Common features Walker kin and guests
Mra Anne Walker daughter in law of Joseph Walker candidates for the United States Senate will speak at the open air Walker rally at the Parkman bandstand Boston Common tonight at 8 o clock. A former US senator Moses E C and New Hampshire Governor elect Windsor H Goodnow will also address the crowd.
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Joseph Walker
United States Senate
Parkman Bandstand
Boston Common
Walker
United States
Moses E. C
Mint
Windsor H. Goodnow
New Hampshire
Mr. Walker
Prohibition Agents Clash in Providence Arrests Stir Conflict
Federal and state authorities clash as New York dry sleuths Iszy Einstein Moe Smith and Peter Reager are arrested by deputy sheriffs after saloon raid complaints. Charges include trespass and assault with officials claiming the arrests are retaliation for recent federal raids. Bail set at 10000 for Einstein and Reager. Smith to post bonds.
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Moe” Smith
Peter Reager
New York
United States
Matteson
Prohibition
Sheldon
Einstein
Reager
Smith
Arthur L. Brown
U. S
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Hagan
Izzy
Moe
Rhode Island
Palmer Canfield
Izzy Einstein
Moe Smith
Canfield
John H Flagler Dies at Greenwich Home
John H Flagler former president of the National Tube Company died at his Greenwich Connecticut summer home. Death followed pneumonia after a five day bronchitis illness. Aged 85 he had retired from business years earlier and began in iron trades in Boston and New York before leading tube firms that became part of U S Steel.
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Greenwich
New York
John H. Flagier
National Tube Company
Conn
Flagler
Boston
National Tube Works
the Tube Co
McKeesport
United States Steel Corporation
Swig to Speak for AG at Pemberton Square Meeting
Swig of the closed Tremont Trust will speak for Attorney General Allen at 1 PM in Pemberton Square. He plans to reply to Treasurer James Jackson and discuss reasons for Frederick Burrell’s resignation and other topics of public concern.
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Jackson Simon Swig
Tremont Trust Company
Allen
Pemberton Square
James Jackson
Frederick Burrell
Last Sunday of Dr. Bul livan at St Pauls Cathedral
Services tomorrow at St Pauls Cathedral feature Dr Edward T Bullivan’s final summer sermon. The 11 o’clock service covers The Touch of Human Hands with the summer choir performing Russian hymn and Gounod pieces. An evening service at 7 9 includes a sermon How the Wounds of Life Are Healed and Saint Cecilia mass with tenor solo by Chester W.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Bortnyanski
Cherubim
Leo
Shepard
Sullivan
Gounod
Cecilia
Chester W
Girl Declines Departure Saying She Wants to Stay
A girl told him she did not want to leave, expressing she preferred to stay. The remark indicates her desire to remain in place rather than depart.
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Girl
Pink Pills for Blood Promises Restored Health
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a non alcoholic tonic that enriches blood and cures symptoms of anemia such as pallor fatigue and indigestion. It cites a testimonial from Mary Scanion of East Brook Street and urges readers to consult their druggist for a two week box at sixty cents.
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Avy Brooks Street
East Bo
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Tayad
Dr. Williams
Schnectady
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