Senators Nominated by District List
District 1 George F Murphy leads nominations with District 2 Richard Teeling and District 3 Joseph P Lomasney among others. District 4 James H Doyle District 5 Anthony H Barrett District 6 Patrick H O Connor District 7 John J Butler District 8 Robert P Clarkson and District 9 Michael J Murray complete the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Murphy
Richard 8. Teeling
Joseph P. Lomasney
James H. Doyle
Anthony H. Barrett
Patrick H. O'Connor
John J. Butler
Robert P. Clarkson
Michael J. Murray
District Nominations Listed by District Officials
The document lists candidates for multiple districts including District 1 Lewis Burnham District 2 Joseph A Caggiano District 4 Charles H Clark District 5 George Holden Tinkham District 6 Charles D Cheney District 7 Jacob H Mack District 8 W Prentiss Parker District 9 Gideon B Abbott. District 8 shows no nomination in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Burnham
Joseph A. Caggiano
Charles H. Clark
George Holden Tinkham
Charles D. Cheney
Jacob H. Mack
W. Prentiss Parker
Gideon B. Abbott
State Committee Elected by Districts 1 to 7 and Others
Elected state committee members listed by district include District 1 Frank J. Kiernan District 2 Michael F. Donovan District 3 Michael Leverone District 4 Patrick J. McCarthy District 5 Harry A. Frothingham District 6 Thomas J. Collins District 7 John J. McCarthy District 8 Charles Riordan District 9 Patrick J. Brady. The text records official district results and names of the elected members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Kiernan
Michael F. Donovan
Michael Leverone
Patrick J. McCarthy
Harry A. Frothingham
Thomas J. Collins
John J. McCarthy
Charles ¥. Riordan
Patrick J. Brady
District 1 Alfred S. Hall and others listed for districts
A list of district candidates is presented with names for Districts 1 through 8S and 9. The sequence includes Alfred S. Hall District 1 Meyer J. Sawyer District 3 A Glendon Dyar District 4 Charles H. Innes Herman Holme District 6 Charles Graumann District 7 Raymond P. Delano District 8S William B. Willcutt.
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Alfred S. Hall
William O. D. Grace
Meyer J. Sawyer
A. Glendon Dyar
Charles H. Innes
Herman Holme
Charles Graumann
Raymond P. Delano
William B. Willcutt
Red Cross Mexico Flood Relief Reaches $382
Gardiner Martin Lane treasurer of the Massachusetts branch of the American National Red Cross reports a total of 382 in contributions received to aid flood sufferers in Mexico.
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Gardiner Martin Lane
Massachusetts
American National Red Cross Society
Mexico
Davis Wins Republican Nomination in 22d Middlesex Race
Ex alderman Arthur S. Davis secured the Republican nomination for Representative in the 22d Middlesex district at the Melrose caucuses defeating Alderman William J. Bowser and ex Alderman George W. Libby in a tight three way vote. Libby finished second and Bowser third as heavy city turnout showed keen interest in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Arthur S. Davis
Middlesex
William J. Bowser
George W. Libby
Davis
Libby
Bowser
Horace T. Fogg Nominated for County Treasurer
Horace T. Fogg won the nomination for Plymouth County treasurer in the fourth district with 255 votes, defeating Burgess by 114. Swan was renominated in the eleventh district, with Albert P. Nordeck nominated in the ninth and H. G. Pratt and Herbert A. Snow in the tenth.
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Brockton
Horace T. Fogg
Plymouth
Burgess
Swan
Plymouth County
Albert P. Nordeck
H. G. Pratt
Herbert A. Snow
Somerville teen charged in watch snatching on Shawmut Avenue
Joseph H. Barnes, 19, was arrested after a several block chase on Shawmut Avenue. He is charged with snatching a watch worth 34 from Percival Cain of Granite Street Somerville, and was locked up at Station 5.
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Joseph H. Barnes
Shawmut Avenue
Station 5
Percival Cain
Granite Street
Somerville
Representatives Nominated by Districts Listed
District 1 John J Morris Theodore L Sorenson. District 2 M J Brophy D O O Neil. District 3 William J Murray David B Shaw. District 4 James A Hatton John J Hayes Francis M Ducey. District 5 Dennis E Sullivan. District 6 Francis D O Donnell Alfred Scigliano. District 7 John Donovan. District 8 Robert A McKirdy David Mancovitz. District 9 Timothy F Callahan Daniel L Sullivan. District 10 No nominations. District 11 No nominations. District 12 John P Brady Alexander R Toland. District 123 Edward T J Noonan James I F Powers. District 14 Thomas F Coogan William P Hickey. District 15 Francis L Colpoys Michael J Reidy. District 16 James H Kelly William H OBrien. District 17 Francis J Brennan Francis L Daly. District 18 David H Cronin Michael F OBrien. District 19 William J Kohler Daniel J McCarthy. District 20 John H Keefe Jr Arthur G McVey. District 211 Eugene McGillicuddy Joseph H O'Brien. District 22 James F Griffin James P Maguire. District 2 John J Conway Francis M Cummings. District 24 Arthur G Cummings Thomas F Curtin Joseph E Fitzgerald. District 9 Patrick H Barry George H McDermott. Renominated.
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John J. Morris
Theodore L. Sorenson
M. J. Brophy
D. O. O'Neil
William J. Murray
David B. Shaw
James A. Hatton
John J. Hayes
Francis M. Ducey
Dennis E.sullivan
Francis D._O’Donnell
Alfred Scigliano
John Donovan
Robert A. McKirdy
David Mancovitz
Timothy F. Callahan
Daniel L. Sullivan
John P. Brady
Alexander R. Toland
Edward T. J. Noonan
James IF. Powers
Thomas F. Coogan
William P. Hickey
Francis L. Colpoys
Michael J. Reidy
James H. Kelly
William H. O'Brien
Francis J. Brennan
Francis L. Daly
David H. Cronin
Michael F. O'Brien
William J. Kohler
Daniel J. McCarthy
John H. Keefe, Jr
Arthur G. McVey
Eugene McGillicuddy
Joseph H. O’brien
James F. Griffin
James P. Maguire
John J. Conway
Francis M. Cummings
Arthur G. Cummings
Thomas F. Curtin
Joseph E. Fitzgerald
Patrick H. Barry
George H. McDermott
Essex Picks Wells Priest and Bartlett
In Haverhill on September 21 Representative A Franklin Priest Albert L Bartlett and Henry G Wells were nominated for the Essex House seats in three districts while E G Frothingham was backed for the Governor's Council. Wells led in the third district 429 to 408 over Albert G Perry and Priest led in the second 514 to 389 over William H Trudell Bartlett defeated Frederick M Belanger 273 to 17 with Remi J Crepeau 116 and Edwin W Tilton 88.
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Hverhill
A. Franklin Priest
Albert L. Bartlett
Henry G. Wells
Essex
Haverhill
E. G. Frothingham
Wells
Albert G. Perry
Priest
William H. Trudell
Bartlett
Frederick M. Belanger
Remi J. Crepeau
Edwin W. Tilton
District 1 and beyond: candidate listings by district
District 1 lists B. Fred Bates and Ernest W. Woodside while districts 2 9 display varied nominees. Several districts show no nominations and others include multiple candidates such as Ralph Hodgins James L Hourihan and Channing H Cox David T Montague. additional districts name Gerard A. Petitti and Alexander Vaccero district 7 lists William W H Coblentz and others.
Third Middlesex GOP Nominees Include Crane Wood in Cambridge
Russell D. Crane and Russell A. Wood won renomination in the Third Middlesex Representative district covering Cambridge Wards 8 9 10 and 11. Crane received 457 votes and Wood 378 while G L Dow polled 332 and George Stephens 311.
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Russell D. Crane
Russell A. Wood
Middlesex
Cambridge
Crane
Wood
G. L. Dow
George Stephens
Bean and Meyers Lead in Second Middlesex Contest
In Cambridge wards 4 5 6 and 7 a five man race nominated James W Bean and Julius Meyers. Bean received 861 votes and Meyers 840 with H A Penniman 830, H J Winslow 6523 and Charles J Wood 748 trailing.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
James W. Bean
Julius Meyers
H. A. Penniman
H. J. Winslow
Charles J. Wood
Nominations listed for eight district council seats
Democratic and Republican candidates named for eight districts. George L. Oliver and Arthur E. Seagrave are among nominees, with Charles O. Brightman J. Stearns Cushing Walter S. Glidden William H. Gove Herbert E. Fletcher J Lovell Johnson Thomas J. Gibson August Goelling appear as independents or incumbents in districts from New Bedford to Springfield.
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Bearera
Charles O. Brightman
New Bedford
J. Stearns Cushing
Norwood
Thomas J. Gibson
Holyoke
August H. Goelling
Springfield
Reed and Ryan Lead in Cambridge Democratic Primary
Joseph J. Reed and Thomas Ryan won the Cambridge first Middlesex district Democratic nomination. Reed led with 932 votes, Ryan 867, Hogan 774, Black 740, and Sullivan 307.
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Joseph J. Reed
Thomas Ryan
House of Representatives
Middlesex
Cambridge
William M. Hogan
Joseph F. Black
J. Sullivan
Election Highlights From Charlestown to Ward 14 Contests
Representative William F. Murray of Charlestown defeated Lawrence H. O Sullivan for the Governor's Council by over 3000 votes. George Holden Tinkham won the Senate nomination in the fifth district, defeating Myron E. Pierce by 256 votes with Fisk last. John Carr aged 82 won the Ward 21 House nomination. Graves ticket won Ward 1. Gideon Abbott beat S Parker Weeks for renomination to the Senate. Alderman James M. Curley carried his ward committee. James H. Doyle renomination over Jeremiah F. Good. James P. Timilty won all contests for renomination. Thomas J. Giblin defeated in East Boston. Judge Edward L. Logan lost Ward 14 control to Joseph J. Norton. William D. Willcutt defeated George P. Beckford for State committee. Independence League did not nominate candidates.
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William F. Murray
Charlestown
Lawrence H. O’sullivan
Governor’s Council
George Holden Tinkham
Senate
Myron E. Pierce
Ward
Fisk
John Carr
House
Burlen-Emery
Graves
Ward Committee
Campbell- Goodwin
Gideon Abbott
S. Parker Weeks
James M. Curley
James H. Doyle
Jeremiah F. Good
Curley
James P. Timilty
John F. Butler
Thomas J. Giblin
Boston
Edward L. Logan
Joseph J. Norton
William D. Willcutt
George P. Beckford
Independence League
Democratic City Committee
Fitzgerald
Murray
Martin M. Lomasney
O'Sullivan
Timilty
Democracy
Daniel K. Kane
Buckley-Shaw-Murray
Donovan
Jeremiah J. Good
O'Toole
Daniel F. Cronin
Michael O’brien
John J. Butler
John E. Baldwin
Innes
Tinkham
Pierce
Ward 11
Good Government Association
John E. Rousmaniere
Murray Victory in Council Fight Shapes Ward 9 Support
Chairman James Donovan of the Democratic city committee backed O Sull ivan, delivering Ward 9 but failing to win any of the other 17 wards in the district for the candidate.
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James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
O’sullivan
Ward and Senatorial Races Split as Primaries Display Tight Battles
The piece reports on Democratic city committee conflicts in Ward 8 and 18, plus Ward 5, 17, and 21 shifts, with Murray and Donovan factions making gains. It notes ex Mayors Fitzgerald and Doyle influence, a GOP surge in the fifth district led by Tinkham, and a ballot mix up over Goode in Ward 18.
Ward by Ward political shifts and nominations reported
The report notes recounts and nominations across wards. Key figures include John L. Donovan and Leonard G. Roberts winning House seats in Ward 7 and Ward 4 respectively, with incumbents and challengers named. Ward 20 saw Harry Cumming upset Representative Greenleaf, while the ninth Republican district favored William D. Willcut over George P. Beckford, signaling intra party tensions.
Dunham Defeats Ex Mayor Willard in Chelsea Control Race
In Chelsea Republican caucus George H. Dunham currently on the Chelsea Commission of Control defeated ex Mayor Edward Willard for the board of control by 225 votes. Democrats nominated Frank X. Carroll to oppose Dunham. I. J. Carlton William M. Robinson C. A Warren and Samuel A. Segee were named for representatives.
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Chelsea
George H. Dunham
Fascinating hats at R. H. White fall millinery opening
The R. H. White Company showcases an artistic women’s hat display for autumn and winter with European designs from Georgette to Caroline Reboux. Dominant colors include bronze greens and navy. Continental shapes and draped turbans are popular alongside Ostrich plumes and velvet roses. The millinery section has doubled in three years.
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R. H. White Company
Europe
Georgette
Louison
Susanne
Alphonsine
Caroline Reboux
Camille Roger
Gainsborough
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Jerome A. Petitti
Alexander G. Vaccero
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E. Dwight Fullerton
Simion Merkels
John M Bailey
Herbert A. Sleeper
Channing H. Cox
David T. Montague
Courtenay Crocker
Grafton D. Cushing
Freeman O. Emerson
Seth F. Arnold
George W. Boland
John J. Murphy
Dexter R. Neal
Charles J. Beatey
George L. Ellsworth
George N. Harding
Adelyn H. Woods
Joshua A. Crawford
Augustine H. Scales
George E. Lohr
Henry E. Lunt
Thomas M. Vinson
Harry H. Ham
Harry R. Cumming
George W. Smith
James H. Knight
Earl E. Davidson
J. Henry Leonard
Charles AL. Carr
Samuel H. Mildram
Leonard G. Roberts
Martin Hays
Joseph B. Brown
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Glidden
William H. Gove
Salem
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Westford
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Uxbridge
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Fitchburg
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William Hackett
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Suffolk
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A.S. Parker Weeks
Fitzgerald Lands
Alfred P. Scigliano
Francis D. O’donnell
Thomas J. Grady
Stephen Gardella
Andrew Badaracco
James J. Mellen
Joseph H. Brennan
Daniel J. MacDonald
Mellen
Giblin
East Boston
James Nolan
McClellan
McNary
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Joseph A. O'Bryan
O'Connor
Goode
Joseph Goode
Fessenden
William W. Clarke
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McLaughlin
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Ward 18
Commissioners’ Office
Edward Collins
John L. Donovan
Common Council
John Quinn
Richards
Teeling
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George F. Monahan
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Frederick J. Brand
Board of Aldermen
Charles L. Carr
Howard Mildram
Atwood
Greenleaf
Harry Cumming
Ham and
Vinson
Willcutt
Beckford
William D. Willcut
Willcut
Arthur Harrington
Michael Donovan
Dunham
Willard
R. H. White
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