Thayer to be Chairman of Democratic State Convention
Ex-Congressman John R. Thayer of Worcester will be selected as chairman of the Democratic State convention by the executive committee at a meeting next Wednesday the day after the primaries. Temporary chairman and resolutions committee chair not yet decided with Representative William H. O'Brien suggested for temporary chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Thayer
Worcester
William H. O’brien
Ward 16
Central Labor Union
Protone Promises Quick Weight Gain With Coupon Offer
A marketing claim touts Protone as a miracle treatment that builds weight and nerve strength. The ad urges readers to mail a coupon for a free 50 cent Protone package and a free booklet, promising dramatic fattening results and a beauty benefit for thin individuals.
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Protone Company
Protone Co
Protone
Detroit
Mich
McNary Outlines Platform at Dorchester Rallyes
Former Congressman William S. Mc Nary declares he alone offered a clear platform in the campaign. He cites his prior votes on the railroad rate bill pure food act employers liability act hours of labor bill and national resources conservation bill as proof of his record. He spoke at rallies in Dorchester and South Boston outlining his positions.
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William S. Mc Nary
Dorchester
South
Boston
Second
Second Streets
Third
Congress
O Connell Campaign Focuses on Cost of Living
Congressman Joseph F. O Connell tours the tenth district urging issue driven debate over tariffs and high living costs. He promotes experience in Congress and argues Democrats must keep an experienced representative in Washington. He plans 17 rallies in South Boston tonight with a large accompanying delegation.
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Joseph F. O'Connell
Tenth
Quincy
Milan
O'Connell
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Washington
Congress
Dorchester
Roxbury
Boston
Milton
Gompers
10Th
South Bostam
John H. H. McNamee
Cambridge
Glynn and Sheehan
Owen A. Cunningham
Lewis A. Foley
John Kavanaugh
Arthur G. McVey
South Boston
Andrews Square
Telegraph
Mercer
Ninth Streets
Eighth
Emerson
Sixth
Second
Flood Square
Dorchester Street
Broadway
Third
Fourth
Lodge Critic Attacks Lodge Machine At Worcester Rally
Congressman Butler Anges assails Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and his political machine at a Worcester rally. He cites declines in Massachusetts Republican voting and party defections as proof the Lodge approach risks disuniting the state party.
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Worcester
Butler Anges
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
TRY 4 TIMES TO ROB HOUSE
Two men repeatedly tried to break into Charles G. Spencers Forest street home in Middleboro on four successive evenings. He waited with a revolver on the third attempt and frightened them away. police now guard the house after another failed entry.
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Middleboro
Charles G. Spencer
Forest Street
Mr. Spencer
Spencer
Peters Denies Unfairness In District Campaign
Congressman Peters repudiates mudslinging as he speaks at Germantown West Roxbury Minton Hall Forest Hills and Ward 18 rallies. He notes he placed exam selection in the hands of Boston College president Rev Fr Gasson and John Casey.
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Peters
Germantown
West Roxbury
Minton Hall
Forest Hills
R. F. Scannell, Jr
Congress
Finigan
Annapolis
Thomas I. Gasson
Boston College
John C. Casey
Finigan Hits Peters in Democratic Congressional Race
Frederick A. Finigan campaigned in Wards 18 19 and 22 urging Democratic voters to choose him for the 11th district nomination. He questioned Peters loyalty to labor and local interests and accused him of backing Joe Cannon and opposing the current mayor’s re election efforts.
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Frederick A. Finigan
Congress
11Th
Finigan
Joe Cannon
Organized Labor
Asticon Road
Jamaica Plain
Peters
John F. Fitzgerald
Giblin Pushes for More Carriers in Winthrop Race
Ex-Alderman Thomas J. Giblin spoke at a Winthrop rally urging expansion of village carrier service to improve mail delivery and treatment of carriers. He attacked opponent Kelcher and accused him of machine politics while claiming to have increased Winthrop’s valuation by at least $10,000.
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Thomas J. Giblin
Winthrop
Keliher
Mr. Keliher
Bahia
John P. Dorr
Mr. Kelcher
Boston
Funeral services for ex assessor Hill
The funeral of Thomas Hill longtime chairman of Boston’s Board of Assessors was held at his home in South Boston and at Hawes Unitarian Church. Interment followed at Mount Hope Cemetery with committal prayers by Rev. B F McDaniel.
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Thomas Hill
Board of Assessors
City of
Boston
K Street
South
B. F. McDaniel
Barnard Memorial Church
Hawes Unitarian Church
James Huxtable
Mount Hope Cemetery
Dispute Over Architect Bacon's Extra Fee at Curtis Hall
The Mayor told City Auditor Mitchell not to pay about $600 to architect Lewis Bacon for Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain reconstruction work. Bacon contends the extra is due as part of his 10 percent architect’s fee. the Finance Commission advised against payment and Bacon may sue in court.
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Lewis Bacon
Curtis’ Hall
Jamaica Plain
Mitchell
Bacon
Curtis Hall
Fish
Finance Commission
Sullivan
Murray for postal banks in ninth district race
Councillor William F. Murray, candidate for Congress in the ninth district, spoke in the North End and East Boston arguing the contest is against Congressman Keliher. He challenged Keliher to debate, criticized his record, and pledged support for postal savings bank and subsidy bills plus protections against dishonest banks.
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William F. Murray
Congress
Ninth
North End
Boston
Keliher
Murray
Keher
Kelcher
St. John's Prep to Meet Everett High In Afternoon Baseball
Managers of St. John's Prep and Everett High School arranged a game for this afternoon at Everett. Both teams were eager to play since neither had a scheduled contest, and they agreed to meet there for the matchup.
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St. John’s Prep
Everett
Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief from Stomach Misery
A vintage advertises Diapepsin as an all purpose stomach remedy that enables eating anything without indigestion. It claims rapid relief within five minutes and full digestion of all meals, reducing gas, belching, nausea, heartburn, and other discomforts. A large bottle from the druggist is recommended.
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