McCall Coolidge and Cook Win Republican Contest
Foss vote nears 10 000 as McCall Coolidge and Cook prevail in the GOP race. Henry V Huse of Winthrop, once of Lowell and descendant of Abel Huse, dies at 56 at McLean Hospital. funeral at Lowell Cemetery chapel tomorrow at 11. Also note James Montgomery Flagg sketch with Joe Toye verses in next Sunday Post.
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McCall
Coolidge
Cook
Foss
Henry V. Huse
Winthrop
Lowell
Abel Huse
Newbury
England
McLean Hospital
Lowell Cemetery
James Montgomery Flagg
Joe Toye
Sunday Post
Plant Juice Advertises Cure for Stomach Ailments
A Roxbury woman, Mrs Margaret McLaughlin, credits Plant Juice with curing twenty years of indigestion and a 28 pound weight loss. The testimonial promotes Plant Juice as a modern herbal remedy distributed by The Plant Juice Man at Liggatt Drug Store in Roxbury, Boston.
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Margaret McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Salem
Mass
Roxbury
Liggett Drug Store
Washington and
Avon Streets
Boston
Boston Election Echoes of 1919 Municipal and State Races
The article reports Boston and statewide results with McCall leading Cushing and Curley losing in Ward 17. It notes Walsh's decisive gubernatorial win over Deitrick and Foss’s weak showing versus Coolidge, plus major shifts in nominations for attorney general and state auditor. It highlights voting issues with the new ballot and irregularities across the state.
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Joseph Donahue
Medford
Harold Williams
Cushing
Ham
Coolidge
Boston
Alonzo Cook
Bagley
East Boston
George
Haverhill
Beverly
United Shoe Machinery Company
Essex County
McCall
Cape
North Adams
Attleboro
Newton
Deitrick
Foss
Walsh
Grene
Francis M. McGrath
Charlestown
Cambridge
Foss Backs National Prohibition Push in Massachusetts
Eugene N. Foss declares he is the first Republican to advocate national prohibition in the party and says the issue will win in Massachusetts. He cites three weeks of campaigning without organization and no paid workers, vows to continue the fight and to drive the wedge home at the state level.
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Republian
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Friends of National Prohibition
National Prohibition
Faneuil Hall
Eugene N. Foss
Sheriff Quinn Sees Call to Continue Public Service
John Quinn Jr reflects on a nomination as proof that humane governance earns broad support. He asserts his mission in life is to continue aiding the unfortunate through steady, compassionate public service as sheriff.
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Quinn
John Quinn, JR
How Election Machinery Collapsed Yesterday
The article details a failed election process with bulky 21 by 29 inch ballots and 18 inch wide booths causing secrecy breaches and ballot box overflow. Commissioners required ad hoc fixes and plan larger ballot boxes and new machinery to handle ballots next year.
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Brookline
McCall Wins Key East State Municipal Races Amid Ballot Delays
In Middlesex Sheriff Fairbairn won renomination easily while Concord challenger Adelbert Messer fell short amid Corcoran support. Santosuosso lost in Ward 6 as Braga led with 662 votes and Marcella 525. McCall carried multiple cities including Springfield and Pittsfield with strong showings in Worcester and Lawrence as Boston area results lagged past midnight.
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Santosuosso
Braga
Marcella
Middlesex County
Fairbairn
Adelbert Messer
Concord
William Corcoran
Messer
Corcoran
Boston
Haverhill
Cushing
McCall
Lawrence
Lowell
New Bedford
M’call
Springfield
Pittsfield
Worcester
Thinks Wet Kept Dry Vote Home
Frederick S. Deitrick thanks supporters after a wet day voting. He says although his campaign failed to win votes, it provoked public interest in prohibition and preparedness and plans to back Governor Walsh and fellow Democrats.
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Walsh
Frederick S. Deitrick
Democratic Ticket for Governor and State Officials
The Democratic slate lists Governor David I. Walsh Lieutenant Governor Edward P. Barry Secretary Edwin A. Grosvenor Treasurer Henry L. Bowles Auditor Jacob C. Morse and Attorney General Joseph J. Donahue.
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David I. Walsh
Edward P. Barry
Edwin A. Grosvenor
Henry L. Bowles
Jacob C. Morse
Joseph J. Donahue
Campaign slate announced for Massachusetts offices
The list names Governor Samuel W. McCall, Calvin Coolidge, Secretary Albert P. Langtry, Treasurer Charles L. Burrill, Auditor Alonzo B. Cook, and Henry C. Attwill as part of the ticket.
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Samuel W. McCall
Calvin Coolidge
Albert P. Langtry
Charles L. Burrill
Alonzo B. Cook
Henry C. Attwill
How to Prevent Acid Stomachs by a Stomach Specialist
A stomach specialist argues most stomach pain stems from excess acid and fermentation rather than illness. He prescribes taking one to two teaspoonfuls of bisulated magnesia with water after meals to neutralize acid and stop fermentation, claiming rapid relief and normal digestion.
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Oakham
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Edward S. Kelley
Essex
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Lomasney
Martin Lomasney
Flynn-Farley
Senator McGonagle
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Timilty
Joseph McManus
Dorchester-Roxbury
Lewis Sullivan
James T. Kenney
W. Prentiss Parker
James Boyd
Sullivan
South Boston
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John T. Nolan
House
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South
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Chapman
Mrs. Fisher
Sunday Post Magazine
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Main Street
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