Tribune condemns Non-partisanship in city politics
A local critique argues Non-partisanship masks Democratic influence and a city oligarchy. It cites John W. Coveney and Dr. McGirr as symbols of alleged manipulation, urging The Tribune to reveal true motives and renounce pharisaism.
The Passing of McArthur and City Oversight
The board of aldermen, after charges against Patrolman McArthur, chose not to discuss guilt but to vote on merits from the evidence. The decision prompts reflections on duty over party, with the mayor and aldermen urged to be judged by the public. The writer notes sympathy for McArthur yet views his removal as a warning to police officers.
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McArthur
TITE NON-PARTISANS AT SEA
Non-partisans express worry over prospects as Gen. EB St Champlin claims party lines would end republicanism and non-partisanship in municipal affairs if embraced by the majority. He argues confidence lies with thinking people and warns against partisan barter for temporary success.
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EB. St. Champlin
City Officials Clash Over Labor Pledge and Parade
Mayor Daly’s campaign tactics faced critique as Democrats and labor groups vied over union support. The Non-partisans accused of false friendship with union workers, while a council vote split along party lines on printing calendars. A reception at Roxbury featured a detailed procession and crowd, with extensive lists of attendees and organizers.
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Daly
Organized Labor
Harry Joel
Cambridge Central Labor Union
Joel
Democratic Party
Death of Josepho Bowl Leaves City in Mourning
A man named Josepho Bowl died recently after a period of illness following a stay in Hutland. He was widely regarded as upright and well liked. his passing removes a respected figure from the community.
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Josepho Bowl
Hutland
Republican leaders fear nonpartisan tactic aids Democrats in Boston
The Hon. F P. W. Dallinger warned at a Republican State committee meeting in Boston on January 5 that Cambridge moneyed Republicans fund the Non-partisan municipal campaign and then withhold for the State race. He argued such tactics undermine the party and let Democrats control local offices through cross-party support.
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F P. W. Dallinger
Republican State Committee
Boston
Cambridge
Change of Ward Lines Opposed by City Committee
City committee reports no ward line changes for ten years citing unfair divisions favoring Republican districts. Nonpartisans fear loss of control as Democrats gain influence in coming year. Discussion notes Copnerinat Woods voting against Allied Printing Trades Order and outlines actions by the Non-partisan machine and local officials.
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Allied Printing Trades Order
Thanee Courmiites
Parish Ptennten Reunion Draws 1000 at St Peters Hall
Observity Hill parishionerspacked St Peters hall for annual Ptennten with Pastor Trev. Edward Meetrty away in Europe. The Deestrick Skule at Bineberry Corner drew laughter in three scenes. Students and teachers listed. performances featured songs and comic turns.
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John McCrehan
Skule
Fred Miles
Adam
Eve
Cochla Sullivan
Peggy Brady
Misa Gertrude Moriarty
John D'Arcy
Helen Keane
William N. Brogan
Death of East Cambridge man after infant’s death
The 27 year old son of Jeremiah Boyle of Charles Street East Cambridge died after his infant child perished about an hour earlier. He had run a delivery laundry business and later worked in the city street department until Mayor Daly took office.
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Charles Street
East Cambridge
Hoyle
Daly
Obituary and Society Notes Highlight Local Leaders and Funerals
A long obituary recalls a respected East Cambridge resident, former bath official, Laselle Club member, and trusted figure with a quiet courteous personality. The funeral moved many friends to Malden Holy Cross Cemetery with a Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church. A separate Columbia Associates dance at Cyprus Hall showcased festive costumes, with Joseph Longee winning for best grotesque sportsman attire and club officers listed among a large attendee list.
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Francis Fahy
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Joseph Shannon
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Conmingaam
Democrati City Comittee
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James Quinn
George Dinan
James F. Black
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Prospect Street
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Mre Longee
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Dties Quinn
Manirice Lynch
Martha Lenser
Nellie, Dailey
Bunadette Linnehan
Annie Murry
Sadie Slaine
Kitty Regan
May Carroll
Kittie Criven
Nellie Pohin
Bertha Becker
Grace Kawats
Tainie “Willy
Kathe Trelly
Gertie Dawson
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Miarbel McAntiife
Crertie
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Boston man sues Schwab for damages in divorce dispute
Porter O Robison of Cambridge files suit in Middlesex County Court claiming 20000 damages after Schwab enticed his wife Helen M Waite away from their home. Robison, Harvard graduate, notes two years of separation and a daughter with Mrs Robison in Winthrop. Schwab, a well known Boston musical amateur, is uncontactable. attorney Delrick handles the case. Schwab's affiliations include the Boston Press Club.
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Boston Press Club
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