10 Oct 1931
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1931
Page
1
The text lists an individual serving as President of the Board of Aldermen and holding multiple offices including Massachusetts Legislature member, School Committee member, Constitutional Convention member, City Council member, and City Council president for six consecutive years.
An endorsement extols James T. Barrett as an able honest and fearless public servant whose valuable experience the city needs. The message is signed by Joseph P. Toomey and cites 24 Winter Street as the contact.
The week buzzes with political noise as candidates circulate from Ward 1 to Ward 1. Detectives will watch polling places next Tuesday amid rumors of tight races. Councillor Leahy, in the assessor contest, is described with grand titles such as "The Prime Minister" and "Power House."
The Sentinel Gossip notes campaign speakers attacking Councillor Leahy while he stays unfazed. Advertisements for a mayoral candidate appear on city sidewalks near police headquarters, drawing scrutiny from Sergeant Stokes. Voters rally around street corners as polls open, with forecasts of mayoral outcomes and fierce rivalries among supporters.
Mayor Russell spoke to the Women’s Club Tuesday night defending his re election bid. He framed his platform as his record and pledged to complete work begun two years ago, outlining finances and accountability as key points.
The candidate Jeremiah J O Connor qualified by education and business experience and political experience. Present City Council President Edward F Donovan is listed with address 45 Pemberton St.
Mayor Russell delivers three major radio addresses on WNAC and WEET outlining accomplishments municipal finances tax reductions and steps to counter opposition to honest government. The Oct dates and times are listed for Oct 9 Oct 10 and Oct 12 with stations and start times.
Massachusetts act aligns Cambridge financial year with calendar year Jan 1 to Dec 31 for future operations. The tax year remains unchanged and tax amounts continue to be based on twelve months of operation. A portion of the current levy is redirected to construction as usual.
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