Primary voting totals show GOP edge and Labor bid
The article notes 181 668 total votes cast in the Massachusetts primaries with 112 543 Republicans and 68 044 Democrats. It mentions Augustus Seaver filing Labor papers, planned GOP stump campaigns for Frothingham, and no move to repeal the direct nominations law. It also covers Boston Democratic strength, recall talk against Mayor Fitzgerald, and state ballot questions on elections.
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Walker
Republican State Committee
Charles E. Hatfield
Frothingham
White
Hatfield
Massachusetts
Luce
Foss
Draper
Boston
Thomas M. Joyce
Ward
Callahan
Donovan-Kelcher- Doyle
anti-Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
McGregor Wins Fourth District Nomination by 2725 Vote Margin
Alexander McGregor defeated Charles L. Burrill in the fourth councilor district with a substantial 2725 vote plurality. McGregor received numerous congratulations from Boston business leaders yesterday. His election appears assured, facing Democratic opponent Edward P. Barry, whose residency questions may hurt his election prospects.
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Alexander Mcgregor
Charles L. Burrill
McGregor
Boston
Fidward P. Barry
Barry
Alexandere Gregor
Mr. McGregor
Acharles
le Burrill
Burrill McGregor
Everett Eves
Melrose O
Chelsea
Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth
Advert says Danderine removes dandruff itching scalp and hair shedding. It claims immediate shine and softness plus new hair growth within weeks. Priced 25 cents at drug stores and toilet counters for quick beauty results.
McGregor Triumph Marks GOP Edge in Boston District
In Boston area politics non residents faced no precedent for governor council bids from outside the district. Barry of South Boston won few votes while McGregor prevailed with Democratic weakness. Burrill and McGregor exchanged congratulatory letters praising party loyalty and victory.
48 204 VOTE IN HUB DEMS OUTNUMBER REPS IN PRIMARIES
About 48 204 city voters cast state primary ballots on Tuesday constituting 46 percent of registered voters. Democrats totaled 35 545, Republicans 12 560, and 99 joined Democratic Progressives. Recounts are sought in several races as officials finalize tabulations.
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Democratic Progressive Party
Election Board
Thes City
Fox
Callahan
Tweeleyites
Brewer
Feeley
Boston Officials Watch Bubble Horse Drinking Fountain Trial
Boston water and sewer officials observe a trial of a new type of horse drinking fountain called bubble as the city conducts a thorough test of the experimental device.
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Boston
Water and Sewer Service
City to install bubble horse fountains at Merrimac Causeway
A new metal trough style bubble fountain was installed at Merrimac and Causeway under Division Engineer Frank McInnis. If successful, similar fountains will spread citywide along parks and public grounds with buckets feeding water to horses, claimed safer and cleaner than old troughs.
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Merrimac
Causeway Street
Frank McInnis
Water and Sewer Branch
Public Works Department
Leonard assures Anderson of party support in letter
Joseph J. Leonard sent a letter to George W. Anderson, Democratic attorney general nominee, congratulating him on his primary win and pledging support for the entire ticket at the polls.
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J. J. Leonard
Anderson
Joseph J. Leonard
George W. Anderson
Devonshire Street
Bryan Roosevelt share honors at third Conservation Congress
Bryan Kansas City secretary Fisher and Theodore Roosevelt shared honors at the closing session of the third National Conservation Congress. Bryan and Fisher occupied the platform tonight and Roosevelt sent a letter expressing his views and regrets at not being present in person.
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Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Interior
Fisher
Theodore Roosevelt
Third National Conservation Congress
Bryan
Roosevelt
Congress
Conservation Debate Shapes Policy With Alaska Coal Leasing
Mr Bryan notes conservation spans soil and social health as core, while Mr Fisher urges leasing government coal lands in Alaska to prevent land hoarding and ensure public return. Theodore Roosevelt endorses broader reform, including child labor, temperance, and housing. Senator Owen announces resolutions launching health coordination and resource leasing, with Pinchot’s urged attendance. The convention plans a city for next session.
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Bryan
Fisher
Congress
Alaska
British Columbia
Theodore Roosevelt
Owen
Oklahoma
Committee On
Department of Health
United States
Gifford Pinchot
Conservation
Stephenson to Be First Witness in Election Inquiry
Milwaukee September 27 United States Senator Stephenson will be the first witness before the Senate privileges and elections sub committee as it opens an inquiry into the manner and method of his election. Chairman Senator Heyburn of Ohio announced the move and said he has no reason to think Senator La Follette will testify.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Stephenson
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Heyburn
Ohio
LaFollette
Exposition 16 Opens Monday in Mechanics Building
The New England Industrial and Educational Exposition opens next Monday in Mechanics' Building for October. The Boston Chamber of Commerce brings in exhibitors from across New England, including moving displays, covering woolen and cotton, shoemaking, steel, jewelry, printing, and more. Special excursions will run from many New England points to see this far reaching showcase.
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New England
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Mechanics
United States
Boards of Trade
Boston
Man Identified as Albert H. Roth Suicide in Montpelier
In Montpelier Vermont on September 27 the deceased was positively identified as Albert H. Roth of Whitehall New York. Roth shot himself on Main Street around midnight. His body will be sent to his father this afternoon. No motive is known.
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Montpelier
Whitehall
N. Y
Roth
Main Street
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Frank J. Donahue
Edward O. Skelton
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Seaver
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Prescription Dept
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America
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