03 Nov 1934
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1934
Page
1
The observer weighs Curley and Bacon in a tight race with Curley slightly ahead but Bacon gaining momentum over the last ten days. The piece notes optimism centers on Curley for Governor and Hurley for Treasurer, with Dever and Warner as strong statewide contenders.
Funeral services for James Culhane of 35 Mellen Street Cambridge were held at St. Pauls Church. He was a Cambridge politician and civic figure, father to Rev. William E. Culhane and several professionals, with many public figures attending. An illustrated talk by Raymond A. Porter followed services.
The piece notes James P. Sheridan a Standish Street metal and roofing expert as a probable council at large candidate. It also references Officer Joseph O Connor guiding an intoxicated man from a beer parlor and hints at political maneuvering involving Rep Paul A Dever and Mayor Richard M Russell for Congress. Potential future bidders such as former Rep John J Kiley are mentioned with Cyprus Hall dance events.
Miss Mary E Landry of Cambridge and David A Keehan of Harvard Square wed last Saturday in Rockville Centre New York with Monsignor Peter Quealey officiating The Keehan and Quealy families trace back to Waterford Ireland Best man was Michael Paul Keehan Maid of honor Elizabeth Luby The couple traveled to New York for the ceremony Continued on Page 4
Last Tuesday evening Cambridge Council debated four precinct voting machines for the state election and appropriated 1000 dollars for rental. Councillors presided in turn due to the absence of President Foley and a mayoral message was read after discussion. Councillor Roche moved to rescind prior action allowing machines. he argued legal and educational concerns while backing Governor Curley opponent remarks and warned of long ballots and fatigue.
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