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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1916

Page

7

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.

Mansfield Cole Boston Cook Brown Tufts Middlesex Walsh Oakham House Tom” Giblin Hays McCarthy Dowling Timilty Senate Sullivan Lawler Hormel Republican City Committee Meins Lomasney New Ward Fitzgerald Green McGrath Abington Tochim cc Ward Amherst New Ashford Andover New Braintree Arlington New Marlboro Ashburnham Snow Baiom Orseeee Norfolk Ashby Ashfield Northboro Ashland Northbridge Seneee Athol Peete Ee Eeesene Ay Northampton Seeee Ewereense Attleboro Northfield Ward Three Ocaib Ys Auburn vi Totmissscslensnes Norton Ee Ee Neoonveree Avon North Adams North Brookfield North Reading Norwell Barnstable Norwood Eeereene Barre Tawnees Wees Becket O Wowmie Sehdeae Beteets Bedford Pelchertown Oakham Wee Belmont Orleans Ene Eneweae Berkeley Eteseasires Berlin Oxford Bernardston Blackstone Peabody Ett Eeee Blandford Pelham Bolton Cers Enone Steen Plainville Bae Braintree Eet Plympton Clarksburg Clinton Salisbury Saugus Or Or Teeee Wee Wens Concord Ee Conway Tees Danvers Po Sherborn Dedham Shrewsbury Rs Whalietsvereess Dennis Nee O Shutesbury Deerfield Somerset Tfibuton Southampton Southboro Oe Revere Peer Eenee Ld Douglas Dover Teew Eeenee i Southbridge Teteee Stoneham Eastham Seeens Stoughton Stowe East Bridgewater Auditor East Longmeadow Sturbridge Pere Ereenes Edgartown Sudbury Wees Besse Os Estomont Ihe Sunderland Enfield Ae Sutton Eee Ee Eas Swampscott Falmouth Tewksbury Fitchburg Tisbury Steere i 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 Wen Eee A 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.

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.

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.

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.

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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Suffolk County Superior Court Tolmiesa Rae Eesee Heebner Theranenee Seeeeees Norfolk and Suffolk Wacoe DR Congressman Walsh Northern District Sastis Lincoln Weston Framingham Holliston Malden Marlboro Stoneham Phere Too Winchester Wuakefleld Uoumte Filene Herbert A. Wilson Suffolk John &. Heck Benjamin BF. Thompson Ratph Ww. Gloag Thomas Grieve Matecoimbi Nic Milton A Louis Vmbell Alpheus Sanford Democratic Hols, Stone Camp Chariton O'Donnell Toston John HH Noyes John Gerald Edward G. Mepris Saffethe S. Thames Meretes
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