O Connor Seeks Democratic Nomination for Alderman
Michael M. O Connor is a 37 year old printer and unionist running for the Democratic nomination to the Cambridge board of aldermen in the upcoming primaries. A fifteen year resident and active trades unionist, he has worked at the Springfield Republican and Boston Herald and now serves as foreman at C H Buck Printing. He garners support from St Marks TA and Div 49 AO H North Cambridge Council KC and Typographical Union No 13.
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Democratic Party
Michael M. O'Connor
Board of Aldermen
O'Connor
Springfield Republican
Boston Herald
C. H. Buck Printing Company
St. Mark's T. A
North Cambridge Council
K. C
Typographical Union No
Caples Seeks Ward Four Council Seat
The Democratic party endorses young candidates and Ward Four shows support for John P. Caples. A 129 Harvard Street resident active in ward circles and social groups, Caples is presented as a capable future public servant likely to serve the voters well.
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Council
John P. Caples
Caples
Harvard Street
Order of
Farrell for Cambridge alderman shows Democratic strength
Cambridge Democrats nominate Arthur L. Farrell a young lawyer born in 1876 and educated at Latin School Boston College and Harvard Law School. He lives at 1423 Cambridge Street and is active with St John’s Council K C and M C O O F.
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Democrats
Cambridge
Arthur L. Farrell
East Cambridge
Latin School
Boston College
Harvard Law School
Cunha Seeks Democratic Nomination for Ward Four
The Democrats of Ward Four endorse Alexander A. Cunha for Common Council. East Cambridge upbringing, broad community ties, and active civic involvement cited as qualifications. Cunha, married and living at 106 Hampshire Street, is employed by Blake Mig Co and serves as secretary of Blake Knowles M. A. 8.
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Common Council
Alexander A. Cunha
East
Cambridge
Mr. Cunha
Hampshire Street
Blake Mig. Co
Blake Knowles
Hugh E. Mullen Seeks Ward Two Common Council Nomination
The candidate, known for earnest Democratic work, vies for the Ward Two Common Council seat. As Ward Two Democratic committee chair, Mullen's supporters see the chair as a stepping stone to higher public office.
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Hugh E. Mullen
Ward Two
Common Council
John Keane for Ward 3 Council This Season
Democratic voters consider John Keane the hard working, trustworthy choice for Ward 3 councilman. The biography highlights his party dedication, ward insight, and readiness to serve amid Hazards. Keane is active in Cambridge council 74 K of C Court 83 F A St Marys T A Society.
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John Keane
Keane
Cambridge Council
K. of C
Court
F. of A
St. Mary's T. A. Society
Norton Declares Candidacy for Ward 3 Council Seat
Edward H. Norton of 30 Hunting Street seeks the Ward 3 common council seat on the Democratic ticket. A lifelong resident he pledges to address local needs and argues a Democratic administration best serves the city. He projects strong vote-getting appeal through his disposition.
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Edward H. Norton
Hunting Street
Common Council
Norton
Norton Seeks Ward 3 Council Seat With Broad Backing
The untried nominee shows political work capacity and pledges to safeguard ward interests if elected. Norton, a National Biscuit Co. vice president and mutual benefit society leader, also plays key roles in the Institute Baseball association and other groups. Democrats push him as strong choice for Ward 3.
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Norton
National Biscuit Company
Mutual Benefit Society
Institute Baseball Association
Democrats
Authier Heads Cambridge Aldermanic Nomination Slate
Joseph C. Authier, a former Cambridge alderman in 1905 and lifelong Democrat, leads the party’s ticket with strong support. Born in Cambridge in 1856, he moved there in 1873, educated in Cambridge and Weston, and has run a grocery and provision business for 22 years.
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Board of Aldermen
Cambridge
Weston
Mass
Patrick J. Nolan Named Democratic Nominee for Ward 9 Aldermen
Patrick J. Nolan of Ward 9 seeks the Democratic nomination for the board of aldermen. He is described as a conscientious, upright citizen with broad local support and active involvement in St. John's Council Knights of Columbus Franklin Democratic Club and the Harvard Social Club. Nolan resides at 23 Sparks Street and is viewed as a sturdy party worker ready to aid the organization.
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Patrick J. Nolan
Mr. Nolan
Sparks
St. John’s Council
Knights of Columbus
Franklin Democratic Club
Harvard Social Club
Albin L Richards Seeks Board of Aldermen
Democratic candidate Albin L. Richards, a Boston and Cambridge lawyer with Harvard College roots, runs for the Board of Aldermen promising able and honest leadership. He presents as democratic and qualified, highlighting a strong legal background.
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Albin L. Richards
Democratic Party
Mr. Richards
Boston
Central Square
Cambridge
Harvard College
Trodden Endorsed by Ward 2 Voters for Common Council
John H Trodden receives strong backing from Ward 2 residents who praise his clean, conscientious character and leadership in benevolent groups. He is a longtime American Rubber Co employee and advocates laboring class improvements, residing with family at 176 Spring Street.
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John H. Trodden
Common Council
Trodden
Branch Columbia
I. WN. Foresters
Division 52
American Rubber Co
Ward 2
176
Spring Street
James Butler Seeks Ward 4 Common Council Seat
The article profiles James Butler a Democratic candidate for Ward 4 in the upcoming primaries. It notes his long residency in the district his voting history and his upright public career. It urges voters to support Butler emphasizing his clear speaking style and potential to represent the party with distinction.
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Ward
James Butler
Ward 4
Democratic Party
Butler
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