William E. Russell Club Circulation Attacks Mayor Daly
A circular from the William E. Russell Democratic Club urges revival for state and national campaigns. It praises the club’s members and attacks Mayor Daly for political maneuvers, including payroll refusals and opposition to nonpartisan naturalization, accusing him of coercing workers and betraying Russell’s standards.
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Republicans Face Party Lines In City Election Clash
City Republicans debate drawing party lines for the upcoming municipal vote. Opposition to Mayor Daly includes nonpartisan skeptics and Jerry Donovan, who fears Daly’s override of the status quo. Democrats may rally to a nonpartisan approach if Daly runs.
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Mayor Daly Battles Health Board Clash Over Glue Factory
Editorials clash over the glue factory affair with the Nonpartisan health board in control and Daly blamed for recent actions. The Tribune praised a motion to continue the hearing while the Sentinel opposed Weeks’ appointment, now conceding Weeks resists Daly pressure and acts with independence in city service.
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Canadian reciprocity rises as pivotal campaign issue
The question of Canadian reciprocity gains urgency in the upcoming campaign, breaking through political lethargy caused by hot weather. It is shaping up as a key issue likely to influence voters in the state.
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Independence within party drives reciprocity push
The piece argues Republican leaders try to suppress reciprocity sentiment, but internal dissent grows as thousands pledge to defeat pro reciprocity candidates. It notes business groups support freer trade with Canada, framing the issue as economic rather than partisan and urging broader citizen awareness.
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General Champlin Faces Nonpartisan Backlash in Cambridge
A three year old dispute resurfaces as General Champlin leads the Nonpartisan party opposing Daly in Cambridge. Critics argue his past refusals and current stance inflamed political strife, ostracizing allies and provoking contempt for his conduct and leadership. The foes warn that Daly’s approach endures the division and weakens city governance.
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Political split prompts call to drop Daly in Cambridge
The piece argues that political divisions extend beyond any single group and affect broad segments of Cambridge society. It urges a public figure who left the Democratic party for personal reasons to renounce Daly immediately to avoid escalating hostilities.
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Water as a political issue in Cambridge debate
The Chronicle reports Cunningham's clash with Mayor Daly on the water question makes the Democrats frame it as a political issue. It argues the people should decide whether to fund temporary relief or adopt a permanent Metropolitan system and urges an impartial, thorough investigation before incurring debt.
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Nonpartisan committee dwindles funds for Daly reelection
A reform group termed bine floods failed to gain broad support for Mayor Daly's bid. Donations have dropped to about 800, as Republican rank and file with 9 percent of the Nonpartisan party withhold support, seeing Daly as dismissive of Republicans in reappointments of Tracy and O'Klein.
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Schoolhouse Bids For New Toughton School On Bancroft Street
Bids closed Monday at noon for construction of the Toughton School on Bancroft street and Gilmore street. Firms bidding include LeGohey 78 2407 Byrne 77 977 Walch Bros 70 500 Conry Wenforth 88 693 William Crane 80 72 and S Z Keller & Son 81 708 Raymond Rents Real Estate.
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Bids Reviewed for Plumbing and Heating Contracts
After closing bids Councilman Harlow protested urging both bids be considered. Superintendent and Mayor Daly weighed advisability of advertising for both boiler types. Bids shown: plumbing M Ohern 4745 Higgins Co 8507 Lynch Woodward heating bids 8216 and A A Sanborn 9270.
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Runaway horse injures driver near Oakley County Club
Mount Auburn reports Long, driving with three tourists, was thrown from his carriage when a saddle horse ran from the Oakley County Club driveway on Belmont Street. He was found unconscious and rushed to Cambridge Hospital with a broken arm and fractured skull. A small fire on Cushing Avenue was caused by children with matches and extinguished by local responders.
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Boxing Gossip and Local Ring News at Comberdine
The Comberdine Athletic Association hosted a fast paced boxing exhibition last Monday featuring Kid Pants of Reston and Young Don. Roxtury, with call for a draw drawing cheers, while several fighters including West Pid and Dany Snyder showcased aggressive styles and clever footwork. Reporter notes strong interest in future matches and hints at potential clashes involving Jeffries Monroe and Stone.
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Market rally offsets wheat drop and corn surge
Government crop reports lift market mood as wheat declines while corn promises a record. Stocks rise midweek then trim gains as wheat climbs, with railroads gaining on net. analysts expect steady value gains and improved sentiment. Advocates say buy top railroad stocks amid price shifts and brief selling. Sugar shows strength with Raymond's offering details.
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The Female Detectives at Boston Grand Opera House
The Boston Grand Opera House opens Monday August 15 for Grand Army week with The Female Detectives a new melodrama by Charles A. Taylor starring the Russell Brothers. The play mixes sensationalism and realism with the brothers in female disguises and trousers briefly. matinee times adjusted to parade and usual hours. Manager Magee adds Nellie Chandler Ladies Orchestra for entrancement and musical interludes, drawing strong early praise.
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Boston Elevated Railways Arlington Centre to Adams routes
timetable listing varied bus and subway connections across Boston areas Arlington Heights Harvard Square Cambridgeport Mount Auburn to Adams Square and City Point. Hours from early morning through night with multiple minute intervals, Sunday shifts, and separate lines including Arlington Heights to subway and Harvard Square to City Point.
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