Local campaign color and a new mayoral hopeful emerge
Councillor Lyons says Ward 3 lacks a playground but Steve Duffy of Ward 7 contests this. A new mayoral contender named Johnson surfaces while Ely’s slogan prompts debate. Central Club rooms now host Socialist party activity as Republicans eye Nov 8 and Democrats argue. A powerful dark horse mayor candidate looms ahead of next year’s vote.
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Lyons
Steve Duffy
Boas
Johnson
J. Frank
Ely
Central Club
Hyde Block
Mass. Avenue
Socialist Party
Ralph N. Hamilton
Chester Swenson
John J. Kiley
Wm. F. Galgay
Central Square Club Elects Officers After Downey Talk
Central Square businessmen meet at Essex Hall on Prospect Street. Jeremiah F. Downey of the Federal Home Loan Bank outlines the bank's purpose and value. Lewis Newman elected president with a varied slate of officers and directors from local firms.
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Central Square Businessmen’s Association
Lewis Newman
Central Square
Essex Hall
Prospect Street
Jeremiah F. Downey
Federal Home Loan Bank
Central Square Public Theatre
Electrical
Solomon Haag
Henry J. Mahoney
Mary Willard Bazar
Jas. Sumner
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Henry A. Ginsburg
Harvard Batasar
Peter Deluca
Manhattan Market
Charles Kay
Central Sq. Business Men's Ass'n
School Committee Sees Debate Over Boat Shells Sale
Vice Chairman John D. Lynch presided as Mayor Russell was unavailable. An opinion from City Solicitor Twomey stated the city could sell but not row the rowing shells to the Riverside Boat Club, arguing the city ordinance conflicts with statutes. Lynch ruled on a motion by a committee member.
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John D. Lynch
Richard M. Russell
Twomey
Riverside Boat Club
Lynch
Election figures show 44 747 registered voters for upcoming election
The Sentinel notes 44 747 eligible voters for the next election, an increase from 44 590 in 1928. It mentions Republican additions and Hoover campaign rooms near City Hall. Supt Fitzgerald reports 1 398 students at Rindge Technical, with concern over outside employment. The piece closes with a school meeting reference.
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Rindge
Ray FitzGerald
Sesson
View
Lynch
Fitzgerald
Reorganization Plan Proposed for Central Trust Co Stockholders
A committee of large stockholders offers a practical plan to form a new institution to assume most assets of the Central Trust Co and enable the bank commissioner to pay a large dividend to depositors and creditors. If approved, the bank could reopen by December 1, with stockholders buying shares at legally required outlay, avoiding the current $10 per share liability and freeing funds held in the closed bank.
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Central Trust Co
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