And Thou Too Michael Rumor Over Mayoral Paper
A satirical column moans over the rumor that Hon. Michael J. Shea refused to sign a nonpartisan mayoral nomination paper for Hon. Augustine J. Daly. The piece casts Shea as a city builder and criticates his alleged refusal with dramatic theatrical imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Shea
Augustine J. Dnly
Michael
Augustine
Brattle Street
Daly
Forum
Julius Augustine
Dangerous Practice Endangers Boys With Moving Cars
A call to stop boys ages seven to fourteen from selling newspapers on moving streetcars. A nine year old lost a foot and later a leg to this practice, other boys nearly lost limbs. Parents and police urged to curb the danger, with drastic action suggested to deter the risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street
Nonpartisan nomination race stirs as two Warrens vie
The paper notes uncertainty over the Non-partisan candidate for nonsessor as the Board of Strategy delays a meeting. John Warren Coveney denies intent to run while Cambridge and outlying towns show support. Warren Ivers enters the race, demanding the plum. Stewart is also mentioned as a possible nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Strategy
John. Warren Coveney
Cambridge
Ward Five
City Hall
Warren
Warren Ivers
Ivers
Stewart
Primary contest looms as Ward Five clash grows
A folded political sketch hints at last year’s pills and a peculiar drug tale. Ex Alderman Lake is discussed as a potential candidate, with four men in the race and more to come. John Warren struggles as commentary urges him to defy the statesman in Ward Five and seek support from new headquarters near Mt. Auburn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
John Warren
Warren
Ward Five
Jonathan
Mt. Auburn
Ward Five Statesman
Non-partisan mayoralty race twists and a political plot
A lively portrait of city politics unfolds with Daly denying candidacy while Wardwell, Davis, Carstein, and Blodgett are pushed as contenders. Donovan leads the Board of Strategy in a sharp campaign of strategy, rumors, and clever political games, ending with a warning to beware fragile plans and "sanalis."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Daly
Walter Wardwell
Wardwell
William R. Davis
Jeremiah F. Donovan
Davis
Mr. Donovan
John Read
Hans Carstein
Carstein
Warren Blodgett
Board of Strategy
Daly, Donovan & Co
Sanalis
QUALIFIED CANDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE
Editorial urges voters to assess nominees for qualifications integrity and political loyalty. Emphasizes reliability, communication, tact, judgment, and knowledge of municipal issues. Warns against nominating or voting for untrustworthy or self serving candidates, and urges selecting capable, principled leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hind
Bartlett for Governor endorsed by mass Democrats
A local Democratic endorsement portrays Charles W. Bartlett as a principled candidate from a longstanding New Hampshire family. The piece highlights his humble upbringing, legal career, and commitment to square dealing, rejecting corporate interests and urging Democrats to support Bartlett to advance party principles and masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies W. Bartlett
Bartlett
New Hampshire
Memorial
Massachusetts
Dartmouth College
Charles W. Bartlett
Masies
Getting Over Their Surprise In Senate Nomination
The article notes relief at Rep Edward E Clark of Cambridge securing the Republican Senate nomination over incumbent Senator Rounds. It explains tensions within the convention, lingering resentment among Rounds supporters, and the belief Clark’s candidacy may prove successful at the polls despite prior opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep
Edward E. Clark
Cambridge
Rounds
Clark
Nel
Bounke
Meyers
Peabody
The Mayors Interference In City Police Dept
The article condemns Mayor Daly for interfering with a city committee's duties. It alleges oath violations and calls the mayor’s actions a rot ten effort to hide motives. Officers testify to a deteriorating police department since the city’s founding, highlighting public trust concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Daly
The Senatorial Contest in Middlesex District Heats for Macleod
The second Middlesex district shows strong support for Frederick J. Macleod as Democratic voters embrace his candidacy. Opponents’ false stories backfire, while his experience in corporation law strengthens his standing. Doyle Brothers at 879 Norfolk Street showcase fine floor laying work.
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Second
Middlesex
Frederick J. Macleod
Macleod
Doyle Brothers
Norfolk Street
Frederic J. Macleod Poised as Honest, Fearless Legislator
The text lauds Frederic J. Macleod as a clean, clever, and thoroughly honest candidate. It compares prior lawmakers like John A. Sullivan and praises Macleod’s potential to bring fearless, painstaking advocacy for the people, claiming he will provide the respected leadership a representative government needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sullivan
Senate of
Massachusetts
Gardner
Frederic J. Macleod
Police Committee Report Sparks Cambridge Graft Outcry
The Cambridge Chronicle cites the police committee report condemning municipal police practices. It accuses favoritism in promotions and free railroad passes for officers, urges abolishing the sergeant excess and restoring patrols, and notes a police theft case involving Officer Gordon. Mayor Daly’s stance is questioned as pressure grows for truth and accountability. Doyle Brothers advertise hardwood flooring services.
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Chronicle
Committee On Police
Board of Aldermen
Cer- Doyle Brothers
Norfolk Street
Tain
Cambridge
Gordon
the Chronicle
Augustine J. Daly
Daly
Mayor Daly Laboring Over Unsigned Testimony Order
The editor questions why Daly delays signing a police hearing testimony order for ten days. Rumor cites a dilemma between exposing his aides and avoiding public disgrace, with the speaker warning that either choice risks political fallout for his administration.
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Daly
Odlum
Columbia's Entertain Bi Monthly Ladies Night At Club
The Columbia Associates of Cambridge Street Ward 8 held their second bi monthly ladies night at the club HQ. President Lavery hosted a polished program with John Keefe Don Murphy and others delivering solos readings and musical numbers. Political guest Fred Dietrick spoke briefly. the event ended with an informal dance and plans to continue these evenings bi monthly through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Associates
Cambridge Street
Ward 8
Lavery
John Keefe
Don Murphy
Robert Haley
Dave” Scannell
Mert Downey
Pete” McLaughlin
Patrick Carroll
Harold McConnell
Joe Lavigne
Association
Jouie Cook
Felix Lopez
William “Bingo” Carroll
Miss Kittle McCabe
Lottie McDonald
Josephine Terrodowski
Fred Dietrick
Thomas J. Edwards
O'Donnell Delivers Noted After-Dinner Address at Banquet
William J. O'Donnell of this city gave a strong talk on Tainted Money at the Young Men's Congress annual banquet held at the Quincy House. Lieutenant-Governor Guild and Samuel J. Elder also spoke, with O'Donnell earning warm receptions during his Democratic campaign stumping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. O'Donnell
Young Men's Congress
Quincy House
Guild
Samuel J. Elder
O'Donnell
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Catherine
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May Doherty
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May Sheehan
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