Parker for President Advocates Peace and Labor Rights
The piece argues for Parker of New York as President with Henry G. Davis as VP, opposing military expansion and urging government restraint from trusts and ship subsidies. It extols the laborer, praises constitutional rule, and warns against entangling alliances and executive overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcom , Parker
New York
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Alton Brooks
Parker
United States
England
India
South Africa
Ireland
America
Panama
Hoar
Georgia
John Jay
Roosevelt
William
Olney
Hay
Richard Olney
John Hay
Mr. Parker
Iie
Jess
Napoleon
Ship of State
New York State
Rumor of Coveney Candidacy Stirs Local Opposition
A provincial disquisition questions Mr. Coveney's possible bid for principal assessor. It parades rumors about a Non-partisan nomination and hints at a dramatic, symbolic threat if he loses support, invoking medical and Shakespearean imagery to critique political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coveney
Mr. Coveney
Donovan
Covéney
Champlin
Chauplin
Min
Shylock
Mr. Donovan
Lear
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Coolidge
Tariff Debate Featured In Hancock Campaign Remarks
General Hancock during his 1980 campaign argued that tariff policy was largely local and that many New England manufacturers resented his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
New England Industrial Crisis Drives Tariff Debate Across Parties
The piece argues that waning profits in New England mills reflect a broader collapse of protected industry. It notes 50 000 workers urging reciprocity with Canada, blaming high tariffs for inflated costs and lost competitiveness. It cites Judge Alton B Parker and speaks of labor and political alignments shaping the drive for tariff reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
New England
Democratic Party
Pittsburg
Canada
Boston Bridge Works
West Boston Bridge
Pennsylvania
East Cambridge political scene and local club notes
Local contests for nomination underline a party loyalist stance and a battleground in East Cambridge with labor unions seeking peace. Putnam club plans a photo session with John King and a later meeting. new members include Richard Motormick Frank McManus Henry Allen Arthur W Phillbrown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Club
John King
Hoston American
Richard Motormick
Frank McManus
Henry Allen
Arthur W Phillbrown
Messrs. Cavanagh
Keough
Colonial Outing Club
Houghs Neck Cottage
Edward Grady
Joseph Wing
Grady
Africa
King
John Carter
Trinity Church
New York
Carter
Anna McLaughlin
Cambridge Street
Montreal
Canada
F. RR. Kelly
Concord
Mass
Lakeview Outing Club
Houghs Neck
Jim Sheehan
James Shaughnessy
William J. Suttons
The
Sentinel
Shaughnessy
Artie O' Neil
Lawrence O'Neil
Gold Dust Twins
Annie Sullivan
Institute Glee Clab
McDermott
Institute
James McCarthy
France
Sfelen McCusker
Manchester
N. H
Frank George
Azores Islands
States
John McDonough
Frank George Walter Holloran
John Royal
Centaur Club
Dorchester
Putnam School
St. John's Literary Institute
Daniel 7. Shaughnessy
John J. Ahern
John F. Newman
Jas. Quinn
Wehard Delaney
Ball Committee
Peter Curran
Hebert Bridy
Joseph Shaughnessy
Edward FE. Breen
Daniel Bracken
Harry Callahan
Frank Shaughness
Robert J. Douglas, Jr
George Inglish
David Finn
Ifugh N. Healey
Charles Long
Charles Moran
Louis McDermott
John O'Neil
James Mulhern
William Sanderson
Mantel Andrews
John Prendergast
John FF. Newsman
Jas. KE. O'Connor
Wim
Long
Fred J. Mahoney
Daniel BR. Shaughnessey, Jr
T. J. Scannell
William McKeeney
George Mahoney
Joseph L. Gomes
Dennis J. Parrell
George Murphy
John Prenderygast
William Shaughnessy
Thos Robinson
Mred McMinimenu
Joseph J. Quinn
John Maguire
Darel Quinn
John T. Shea
Edward Brady
Joseph O'Connor
Torbert Maguire
May Maculonski
Win
H.quinn
Manel Andrews
Amines Curtis
Frank Shaughnessy
Willian ‘Toohey
Vincet Mulhern
Arthur ‘Ynei
William Quinn
Hugh McGuinness
Thomas Gallagher
Banquet Committee
Janes Quinn
Elatrman
Jobua
Ahern
ON. Collis
Tmatrick Hagan
Finnigan
Thaddeva
Jd. Flynn
John Gavin
Harty
John Hurley
John
Burglary at North Cambridge Residence Reported
Burglars struck the home of Benjamin F. James at 212 Massachusetts Avenue in North Cambridge, taking 50 dollars, multiple gold items including pins, bracelets, a neck chain, earrings, pearl knives, and chains valued in the thousands. police note details vary and note valuables missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Benjamin
James
Massachusetts Avenue
Sao
East Cambridge notes include burglaries and odd police action
Police report multiple Cambridge incidents from East Cambridge to North Cambridge. Break ins on Pemberton street and Norfolk street yielded money and jewelry losses. A probation violation led to a state farm return. A shooting scare in East Boston prompts cautious policing. Elizabeth Tremblay dies. Agnes Irwin joins a blind commission. Parochial schools reopen with rising attendance. Cambridge Aerie rents a floor and a new Sherman street engine house nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ily
M. M. Johnson
Pemberton Street
Stephen Conroy
State Farm
District Court
East Boston
Mckenzie
East Cambridge
Alexander
Boston
Elizabeth Tremblay
Rice Street
North
Cambridge
Hermangilde Tremblay
Canada
St. Paul's Cemetery
Arlington
Daniel Cronin
Ward 8
Thomas P. O'Neil
Ward 11
Norfolk Street
Freeman W. Thorne
N. Y
N. 11
South Station
Ray Thorne
Chawbridge Street
Tie
Wecll McArthur
River Street
Morss & Whyte
Cambridge Hospital
Neilon
Magnus Munck
Robert Gauley
Myrtle Avenue
Gauley
Minck
Ne‘son
Mirek
Tesday
Notre Dame de Pitie
Lurvey Street
Sacred Heart
Thorndike Street
St. Mary's
Harvard
Issex
St. Pauls
Mt Auburn
Arrow
St. Peter's
Concord Avenue
Newry
Huron Avenue
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Cambridge Sentinel
Massachusetts Ave
Parker and Democracy
Toler
Judge Parker
Alton B. Parker
Democratic
W. I. Nickerson
Alton J. Parker
John I. Corcorand
Connellman Downey
Democratic City Committee
Raymond
East
Gaston
Raymond's
Plassachusetts Ave
J. F. Doherty
McNamee
Harvard Square
John Hennedy
Province Court
Main
Albin L. Richards
Mile ST
Central Square
Dietrick, Duncan & Wolcott Attorneys At Law
State ST
Francis P. Curran
Pemberton Square
Haymarket
Hotel Majestic
Arthur L. Farrell
Court Street
Spring St
James B. Vallely
Briggs
Washington Street
Tel
Amory St
Cambridgeport
John J. Scott
LAM
Pemberton Building
Leonard Avenue
J. Joseph Foley
Chronicle Building
John E. Hannigan
Barristers’ Hall
Jas. F. Aylward
Tremont Building
Trémont St
Prospect St
Freeman Hunt
Court Square
George A. Perkins
James D. Hill
William J. Greene
Boylston St
Ball
Williard St
Hover
John P. Brennan
DeWolf Street
Maurice M. Lynch
Lamyer
Frank Street
John A. Kelleher
Rice
Cam
Felix Conlan
Cambridge, Street
Annnu
Stone Huan Bancroft
Frederick W. Dallinger Hayn
Strains Freemuck W. Fospick
Stone, Dallinger & Bancroft Rattorneys-At-Law
State Street
W. J. O'Donnell
Mass. Ave
Oriental Tea Company
Oriental
Perry
Jaya
Seollay Square
Boston Elevated Railway CO
Cafbridge
Arlington Centre
Adams SQ
Beacon St
Harvard Sq
Arlington Heights
Adama Sq
Adiums
P. M
City Point
Subway
Broadway
Henry
Mt, Auburn
Station
Rowe's Wharf
Huntington Ave
Adams
Park
South
Hunt, Ave
Scollay
Mafn At
River ST
Post Office
Dudley ST
Washington ST
Roxbury
Ain
Warward SQ
Roxbury Crossing
Mount Auburn
Huron Ave
Newton
Watertown
North Cambridge
Cct ST
Riverside
BONDS
Millett’s
Brattle Street
Boylston Street
A. W. Millett
Prop
Herbert L. Rose
Western Avenue
J.a.cummings Printing Co, Printers and Publishers
Oliver Street
D. 8
Brags
Pres. P. H, Concannon, Treas
M. Cavanagh
Main Street
James Curry
Junction Main St
G. P. O'Brien
Bay St
C. Miller
G. F. Whiting & CO
Union Stables
Hck
Sal
Green St
Masa
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