Yesterday's Democratic and Republican Nomination Outcomes Across Massachusetts
Mansfield defeats Cole for Governor in the Democratic primary carrying Boston by 4514. Auditor Cook and Tufts win key nominations. Walsh renominated in the sixteenth District. Oakham anti-Curley candidate wins Ward 12. Giblin and Hays defeated in Ward contests. Timilty secures seventh Senate renomination. Lawler wins seventh district nomination as anti-Curley. Hormel defeats Meins for eighth Senate nomination. Lomasney secures three House seats in Ward 5 with Fitzgerald winning senatorial race two to one.
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Brown
Tufts
Middlesex
Walsh
Oakham
House
Tom” Giblin
Hays
McCarthy
Dowling
Timilty
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Sullivan
Lawler
Hormel
Republican City Committee
Meins
Lomasney
New Ward
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Green
McGrath
Abington
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Ward
Amherst
New Ashford
Andover
New Braintree
Arlington
New Marlboro
Ashburnham
Snow Baiom
Orseeee
Norfolk
Ashby
Ashfield
Northboro
Ashland
Northbridge Seneee
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Seeee
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Attleboro
Northfield
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Totmissscslensnes
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Neoonveree
Avon
North Adams
North Brookfield
North Reading
Norwell
Barnstable
Norwood
Eeereene
Barre
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Bedford
Pelchertown
Oakham Wee
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Orleans
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Berkeley
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Oxford
Bernardston
Blackstone
Peabody
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Pelham
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Steen
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Clinton
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Somerset
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Dover
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Southbridge Teteee
Stoneham
Eastham
Seeens Stoughton
Stowe
East Bridgewater
Auditor East Longmeadow
Sturbridge Pere Ereenes
Edgartown
Sudbury
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Os Estomont
Ihe
Sunderland
Enfield Ae
Sutton Eee
Ee Eas
Swampscott
Falmouth
Tewksbury
Fitchburg
Tisbury
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Foxboro
Topsfield
Seer
Gay Head
PCI
Ove Panerai
Georgetown
Grafton
Granby Sneer
Great Barrington
Warwick
Greenfield
Washington
Watertown
Greenwich
Groton
Wayland
Wellfleet
Groveland
Walpole Steee
Wellesley
Haverhill Tee
West Boylston
Hawley West Brookfield
Heath
West Newbury
Williamsburg
Hopkinton
Williamstown
Winchendon Hubbardston Sees
Hudson
Ewenee
Winchester
Vane
Hull
Windsor
Eweenee
Huntington Eee
Worthington Ween
Wrentham
Ipswich
Eee
Yarmouth
Lakeville Daten Eens
Lancester
Lanesboro
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Lawrence Eee
Seow Eee
Leicester
Sarees Ethene
Leyden Eee
Medwas
Melrose
Ceutet
Tgaon
Mendon
Merriinac
Middleboro
Middlefield
Middletown Baer
Milfara
Millbury
Millia
Tom"” Giblin
Bradley
Kearney
Martin Hays
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Port
Representative Dowling
Martin Lomasney
William Doyle
Simeon Swig
Beardsley
Timothy Buckley
Patrick I. Murray
George J. Wall
Allston
Brookline
Herbert Wilson
William G. Todd
Mansfield Wins Big Majority in City Nominating Battle
Mansfield led with strong support in industrial centers, notably 2576 to 718 in Lawrence and 374 to 108 in Haverhill, while country towns favored Cole. Boston swung the race as Mansfield overwhelmed Cole. State Auditor Cook defeated Joseph Brown by an estimated 12,000 in their statewide contest.
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Donald
Cole
Curley
Mansfield
Lawrence
Haverhill
Boston
Cook
Joseph Brown
Brookline
Walsh Leads in New Bedford Renomination Returns
New Bedford news reports Congressman Walsh leads Souther and Heyant in renomination returns. With New Bedford as the site and three fawns to be heard team, Walsh leads Souther by a large margin.
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New Bedford
Walsh
Souther
Heyant
New Hedford
Light primary vote shapes contested Middlesex district race
In a low turnout Republican primary contest for Middlesex County district attorney ex Senator Nathan Tufts won with Assistant Attorney-General Brown second. Democrats largely entered Republican primaries, while Walsh led in the 16th district with over 700 votes at midnight. Mayor Curley’s ally lost in Ward 2, and several senatorial district nominations were decided with notable figures like Herman Hormel and Alpheus Sanford prevailing.
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Middlesex County
Nathan Tufts
Brown
Walsh
Curley
Joseph Oakham
Joyce
Theodore Glynn
Tammany Club
General Cole
Herman Hormel
Republican City Committee
Senate
Walter Meins
Charles Lawler
Anderson
Alpheus Sanford
Frederic W. Bliss
Representative Mildram
Congress
Robert L. Raymond
Giblin
McCarthy
Representatives nominated in Boston
A long list of ward by ward nominations for representatives in Boston includes multiple Democratic candidates such as Edward J. Cox Edward I. Kelley Thomas A. Winston Carlo Mannetta Edward J. Smith Manassah E. Bradley John J. Kearney and many others across wards 1 through 26 with several wards showing no nomination and others listing alternate party candidates. The compiled slate names implied competition for City Council seats with both Democratic and other party nominees in various wards.
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Edward J. Cox
Edward I. Kelley
Thomas A. Winston
Carlo Mannetta
Edward J. Smith
Manassah E. Bradley
John J. Kearney
J. Frank Aldrich
Frank L. Omond
Charles J. McNulty
Michael J. McNamee
Hiram A. Foster
Alfred S. Holman
Henry J
Joseph Wharton
George T. Daly
Clifford H. Plummer
Frederick J. Sullivan
Arthur E. Burr
Fitz- Henry Smith, Jr
Daniel J. Corcoran
James Lewis
William J. Foley
William J. Manning
James J. Mungovan
Daniel W. Casey
Charles Ss
Dennis F
Reardon
John P. Englert
Addison P. Beardsley
Simon Swig
Edward T. Curley
William T. McDermott
William J. Connors
William Th. Shumway
Joseph McGrath
Daniel C. Murphy
Lewis RK. Sullivan
Charles A. Winchester
Henry 8. Clark
Thomas Leavitt
Jacob Wasserman
Chester C. Brett
Anthony S. Holmann
William Johnston
Harrison HH
Atwood
George Nelson
Timothy J. Ahern
Patrick J. Brophy
Horace Is
Dunkis
George Penshorn
William AM. McMorrow
James Ie. Phelan
George W. P Rab
Peter I’. Costello
Robert BR Martin
Patrick John Pax
Martin Tlaye
James W. O'Neil
Joseph Abbott
Dene Francis BO McKinney
Raymond of Milton for Congress in the Fourteenth
Indications point to the nomination of Robert L. Raymond of Milton for Congress in the fourteenth district. With five other candidates in the field, Raymond had a strong lead according to the latest reports from towns outside Brockton.
Senators Nominate Party Candidates for Suffolk Districts
A list of Republican and Democratic nominees for Suffolk and Norfolk districts appears, naming multiple candidates across First to Ninth Suffolk, with various regions and divisions represented in the nominations. The fragmentary text notes several named individuals and districts, including cross references to Norfolk and Suffolk.
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