Lodge Fears Whitney Rise Over Canadian Reciprocity
The article portrays Senator Lodge plotting to derail Henry M. Whitney’s Democratic bid for Massachusetts governor. It claims Lodge disguises opposition to reciprocity with Canada while aiding anti Whitney forces. It notes Whitney’s Toronto visit boosting Canada US trade dialogue and Canadian sympathy for his candidacy.
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Senator Lodge
Henry M. Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Massachusetts
Beacon Hill
Capitol
Washington
New England
Lodge
Whitney
United States
Canada
Toronto
Ont
Board of Directors
Dr Norris Faces Pressure Over Dual City Posts
The Board of Health demands Dr Norris resign one post citing conflict of interest as medical inspector. Norris offered to serve without pay but the board and Non-partisan party stay firm. They argue the city deserves compensation for inspector duties and question time given to two similar roles.
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Norris
Board of Health
Democrats of Ward 4 and 8 Urge united primaries for city council
The piece calls on Democrats in Wards 4 and 8 to coordinate and rally behind the caucus ticket to secure four council seats. It emphasizes the wards' strategic importance on the municipal ballot and urges cooperation to show fighting party mettle.
A Thought of Business Encourages Home Trade
An editorial urges fall and winter awakening of local merchants to boost home trade. Stores are stocked, and residents should patronize local shops to keep money circulating in town, proving local merchants can compete with Boston.
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Boston
Democratic ticket focus urges aldermanic strength this year
The piece stresses nominating a strong city slate in the Democratic caucuses to win the alderman and common council posts. It critiques last year’s ticket for overemphasizing headliners and calls for selecting proven party workers like John E. Hannonigan, John P. Leonard, J. L. P. St. Coeur, John B. Byrne, and other solid local figures to build a successful slate.
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John E. Hannigan
John P. Leonard
Board of Survey
J. L. P. St. Coeur
John B. Byrne
Sullivan
Casey and
Quilty
Old Home Week Committee Reports Civic Support and Events
Cambridge Old Home Week Executive Committee outlines securing permanent headquarters and pledges totaling 2845 dollars plus 368 dollars for souvenirs. Ten band concerts and other entertainments were planned, with praise for citizen support and plans to fund similar concerts through popular subscriptions.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Bridge
Bridge Commission
Either the Public or the Railroads Must Rule
Frank W Stevens argues that public utilities require democratic control to curb corporate abuse. He cites capital concentration and calls for reform to ensure fair service and pricing. He asserts the public accepts fair rewards for quality but rejects high prices for poor service.
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Railroads
Religion Good For Every Day Says Bishop Vincent
Bishop John H. Vincent urges a universal daily religion not tied to a Sabbath or church. He warns against mere zeal or businesslike faith and calls for 365 day devotion guiding life in shop, kitchen, field, and parlor.
Supreme Power Rests With the People in the U S
Judson Harmon argues against federal officers claiming the right to intervene when states fail to act. He asserts supreme authority rests with the people, who established and limited both federal and state powers. He warns against using state rights to usurp reserved powers via legal sophistry.
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Board of Aldermen
OLD Home Week Executive Committee
George Howland Cox
Cambridge Old Home Eek Committee
J. H. Corcoran
John B. Whoriskey
Clem” Horan
The
Sentinel
Clem
AL Wood
Wna
Litsi
Keer Toc Fireworks
Cambridge Hospital
Frank W.stevens
New York State Public Utilities Commission
H. A. Kerner
Mr. Kerner
Best Tailor Shops
John H. Vincent
Judson Harmon
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