Factional Fights Signal Close Races in City Districts
In Boston politics the 10th district shows O Connell gaining late strength while Curley’s sharp clashes sap rival forces and McNary banks on South Boston support. In the 11th district Finigan presses Peters is favored, and for Police Commissioner O Meara’s weak campaign contrasts with Cotton Jr. strong street effort. In the Republican 10th, Willcutt leads while Galvin benefits from Lodge backing and Senate interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
James M. Curley
William S. McNary
South Boston
O’connell
Dorchester
Fred Finigan
J. Mitchell Galvin
Lodge
Peters Accused of Unfair Labor Ties in District Campaign
Frederick A. Finigan, Democratic candidate for Congress in the 11th district, denounces his opponent Peters as unfair to organized labor over Jamaica Plain houses and accuses him of misrepresenting labor ties. Finigan argues Peters would harm labor voters and cites past vote tallies to claim Peters is not the strongest nominee. He asserts his own record shows he can win the Democratic vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Finigan
Congress
Jamaica Plain
Cambridge
Naval Academy
Peters
Foss
Vahey
Hamlin
Frederick J. Macleod
Democratic State Committee
Fitzgerald
Modern Dentistry Wizardry Promises Comfort and Proof
Sordon Martin and Boston practice advertise dentistry improvements with patient letters praising comfort, appearance and eating ability after treatment. They claim exclusive patents enabling unique work and invite free consultations with a mailed book, Modern Dentistry, after sending a 2 cent stamp. The office cites over 2000 patients and four years in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. “W. Walton
W. Waterst
Wakefield
Mass
C. H. Shattuck
Orleans
J. N. Tucker
Essex
Boston
OConnell Plans Final Whirlwind Campaign Tour Tonight
Congressman Joseph F. O Connell skips yesterday rallies and forecasts winning the 10th district by over 8000 votes. He will address 16 rallies tonight starting at St Marys Hall in West Quincy and stopping in Dorchester South Boston and Milton areas with Jeremiah J. McNamara presiding at Clan na Gael Hall and a reception at the Young Men Democratic Club in Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. O'Connell
O’connell
Quincy
Milton
West
St. Mary's Hall
Peabody Square
Ashmont
Adams Street
Dorchester Avenue
Field’s Corner
Savin Hill Avenue
Washington and
Erie Streets
Lawrence
Blue Hill Avenues
Blue Hill Avenue
Dudley Street
Dorchester
Crescent Avenues
Andrew Square
South
Boston
Clanna-Gael
Torchlight Tour for Ex-Congressman McNary in 10th District
Ex-Congressman William S. McNary plans a whirlwind tour tonight with 22 rallies across the 10th district. Speeches run from 5 PM in Quincy to Andrew Square at 9:50 PM, ending with a torchlight parade up Dorchester Street following the final address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. McNary
10Th District
Quincy
East Milton
Atlantic Station
Minot Street
Neponset Avenue
Milton Lower Mills
Peabody Square
Codman Square
Hamilton and Bowdoin Streets
Glovers’ Corner
Blue Hill
Dorchester Avenues
Pierpont Square
Teche
Eighth Streets
O and Sixth Streets
O and Second Streets
Third Streets
Flood Square
Broadway
Dorchester
Telegraph
Dorchester Streets
Sixth Streets
Andrew Square
MecNary
Dorchester Street
Eighth
Ek Street
Dorchester Avenue
Keliher Cites Record as Platform in Labor Pitch
Congressman Keliher assailed William F. Murray’s labor appeal while speaking at Synagogue Ward North Russell Street. He claimed $2,950,000 in Congress appropriations since his taking office benefit the ninth district and pressed that his record is his platform. Senator Doyle and ex-Representative Sullivan accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keliher
Ward
North
Russell Street
Boston
William F. Murray
Murray
Congress
James H. Doyle
John F. Sullivan
East Boston
Giblin Attacks Murray and Mayor in East Boston Addresses
Thomas J. Giblin labeled Murray as a state street minion and backslider while accusing Mayor Fitzgerald of law violations and bias against East Boston. He urged the mayor to let Murray fight his own battles and warned that Murray’s election would align with Corbett as a mayoral candidate’s successor, urging opposition to the food trust and higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Giblin
Murray
Fitzgerald
East Boston
Harbor View Club
Columbian Rowing Association
Giblin
Kelcher
State Street
Charlestown
Quincy
Boston
Leary
Corbett
Storrow
Kidder- Peabody
Candidates clash as Murray rallies in East Boston
In East Boston yesterday afternoon George F. Monahan and Thomas Giblin confronted William F. Murray at a wardroom rally claiming violation of Sunday law. A police detail arrived as the room emptied by a fire alarm and Murray pursued the crowd in a taxicab before police stopped him and he left the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ninth
Boston
George F. Monahan
Thomas Giblin
William F. Murray
Murray
Monahan
Giblin
East Boston
Prince of Wales to Study on a Warship
The King has decided the Prince of Wales will make no official overseas visits until he comes of age and will finish his naval education with an extended cruise aboard a warship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales
Murray Speaks at Lomasney's Club Clash Over Record
Murray attacks Kelcher's record at Lomasney's Club meeting and accuses him of betraying people. Martin also voices remarks, adding to the heated discussion about local leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelcher
Martin
Murray Attacks Keliher At Hendricks Club Address
Councillor William F. Murray a Democratic candidate for Congress in the ninth district spoke at the Hendricks Club Ward 8 and denounced Congressman Keliher for eight years in the House. He accused Keliher of serving moneyed interests and backing the ship subsidy bill to aid foreign lines. Lomasney joined urging Keliher’s defeat as Murray was applauded leaving the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Murray
Congress
Hendricks Club
Keliher
National House of Representatives
State Street
Murray
Boston
Washington
Governor's Council
Martin M. Lomasney
Kelcher
Confidence High in Congressional Nominations Across Parties
Democratic candidates including William F. Murray John A Kelcher and David B Shaw forecast primary wins. They pledge strong showings in districts Charlestown East Boston South Boston wards and surrounding areas. Republican hopes rest with W Dudley Cotton Jr and J Mitchell Galvin while John E Baldwin and John Quinn stress party loyalty and experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Murray
Congress
Kelcher
John A. Kelcher
David B. Shaw
Charlestown
Thomas J. Giblin
Boston
George F. Monahan
William S. McNary
South
Quincy
Milton
Joseph F. O’connell
James M. Curley
Dem
W. Dudley Cotton, Jr
Andrew J. Peters
Frederick A. Finigan
William B. Willcutt
J. Mitchell Galvin
John E. Baldwin
John Quinn
Richard Sullivan
House
Senate
Common Council
Plan Mass Meeting for U S Employees Pension Fund
A mass meeting of Massachusetts government employees is planned for next Saturday evening at Faneuil Hall to advocate retirement for aged and incapacitated workers. Similar nationwide meetings will be held in major cities as government service factions unite for the pension plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
United States
Monahan Seeks Ninth District Congress Seat
Former Democratic candidate George F. Monahan campaign rhetoric declares a clean House and Senate record. He urges Boston voters in Charlestown East Boston and the North End to back a Jeffersonian Democrat for true democracy and labor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Monahan
Congress
Ninth District
Charlestown
East Boston
North End
Ninth Congressional District
Fitzgerald
Martin Lomasney
Boston
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Hamlin Aims to Rally Delegates in Political Battle
The piece portrays Hamlin claiming broad support and fundraising potential from 50 000 to 100 000 with donors ready to contribute up to 100 000. It notes Mayor Fitzgerald avoiding commitments, possible switch to Foss if Hamlin falters, and Foss avoiding the limelight while labor support frays the party unity.
Wharf Disagreement Peacefully Settled at Charlestown Union
President James J. Brennan was elected by the Coal Hoisting Engineers' Union 74 as its delegate to the Massachusetts State Branch A F L convention in Worcester next month. A special committee reported two members received a wage increase and full union conditions were set on the wharf. Brennan, a Democratic House candidate from Ward 3 Charlestown, was unanimously incursed and members volunteered to assist him Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Brennan
Brennan
House of Representatives
Charlestown
KILLED BY A FALL AT FIRE AT BROADWAY SHOP
Joseph Sedoni died at Grace Hospital after a fire at his bootblack shop at 64 Broadway. A heart attack brought on by excitement from the blaze contributed to his collapse as he left the shop. he hit his head on the curb. Sedoni was 47 and the fire caused about $25 in damage. its cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sedoni
Grace Hospital
Sedoni
Broadway
New St Marys Gym to Open October 24
At a Cambridge meeting of St Marys Catholic Association it was decided to open the new gym Monday evening October 24. Attending expected dignitaries include Archbishop William H. OConnell Governor Draper Senators Lodge and Crane Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston and Mayor Brooks of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic Association of
Cambridge
St. Aquinas Hall
City
William H. O’connell
Draper
Lodge and
Crane
Fitzgerald
Boston
Brooks
Waltham High School Player Dies From Lockjaw
Joseph Whalen a member of last year’s Waltham High football squad died at City Hospital from lockjaw caused by stepping on a nail last Monday He was in the junior class and had hoped to join this season but was kept from practice by his foot injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Joseph Whalen
Waltham High School
City Hospital of
Lockjaw
Whalen
Hard Work and Overwork Quietly Tested by Nervura Claim
A patient letter extols Dr. Greene's Nervura as a strength and nerve remedy for overworked women. It describes relief from fatigue, sleeplessness, and anxiety during a baby's illness and urges others to seek guidance from Dr. Greene at his Boston office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Greene
John H. Laux
Springfield Ave
Newark
N. J
Temple Place
Boston
Mase
Retirement Bill Sparks Civil Service Debate
Congressman Frederick H. Gillett backs a retirement plan funded by employees with monthly deductions ranging from 4.90 to 14.90. Critics call it a hardship and unconstitutional, pressing that a direct pension is the final solution. A big meeting is planned for next Saturday with overflow anticipated and women’s galleries reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Gillett
United States Civil Service Retirement Association
Fulton’s Emollient Diabetic Compound Aids Recovery
Late figures show the Fulton’s Diabetic Compound aiding recovery, with nine tenths of patients over sixty improving and majorities over fifty, while under fifty and especially thirty to forty show reduced results. The remedy is sold by Jaynes’ Drug Co. in Boston, with free literature and requests for patient age and third week progress. Jno. J. Fulton Co. invites physician correspondence for obstinate cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Boston
Jaynes’ Drug Co
Washington St
Jno. J. Fulton Co
First St
San Francisco
Cal
Pension Plan Backed by 7000 Mass Postal Workers
The Boston Letter Carriers Band will render the concert as Massachusetts government service with 7000 employees expresses enthusiasm for a pension proposal. New England leaders in the postal association rejoice at cross department support and will reveal their stance at next Saturday’s mass meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Letter Carriers
Massachusetts
Congress
New England
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O'Connell Looms
Boi
Finigan
Sordon Martin
G. Gordon Martin Co
Dentists
Boylston St
Joint Board of Railroad and Rapid Transit Commissioners
Beacon Street
West End Taxpayers’ League
Edmund D. Codman
Daniel J. Kiley
Isador Madoff & Co
Blake
M’nary
Lomasney
Horlick’s
Deaconess Aid Society of
N.E
England
Japan
Italy
Germany
Holland
America
Deaconess Training School
Longwood
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Summer St
Tremont
U. S. Employees’ Pension Fund
J. R. Cooney
Watertown Arsenal
W. H. Brown
Navy Yard
B. F. O'Hayre
Navy Yard Clerks
P. J. Hutchinson
U. S. C. 8. R. Association
N. S. Lawless
N. A. L. Carriers
J. A. McMahon
P. O
E. H. Fitzgerald
G. L. Cain
National League of Government Employees
T. Heskett
Substitutes
Eugene N. Foss
ST. Mary’s
Nervara
Efull
DR. Hewson
Lucy
Campbell
Joserh Campbell
Camden N J
Carter
Carters Uttle Iver
Philo, Hay Spec. Co
U.S.A
Riker-Jaynes
Houghton & Dutton
W.b.clarke Co
Nature Study
Tremont St
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