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Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts

01 May 1912

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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1912

Page

5

Maynard News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Sports

Maynard reports include Mrs George Lingley returning from Holyoke and John King Jr ill with pneumonia. Waino Ketonen and Arthur Devine contest at Music Hall May 9 with strong resumes. School changes feature Miss McLaughlin leaving Bancroft st seventh grade. Mrs Stockbridge to substitute. Police inspect hotels for fire code adherence. Emanuel Taylor injured after auto strike. Maynard Checker Club hosts F L McClellan and Roscoe Plaistead. Local promotions include Crosby cash store sale and Finn cooperative buying Cannons block. Rev Osgood to speak to G A R on Tuesday.

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George Lingley Holyoke John King, Jr McKinley Jr John Leavitt Bertha Hodgdon Boston John Sunderland Ray Harris Hotel Tuileries William Trask Athol Orrin Bosworth C. H. Wilcox Hudson Music Hall Devine Jack Grace Bob Somerville Frits Hanson New England Young Gotch Peter Goulet Ducherme Fall River Trembly Montreal Ketonen Young Jenkins Peter Gutz Fritz Hanson John Nelson Brick McLaughlin Bancroft St Belmont Carl Stockbridge Nason St George H. Gutteridge Emanuel Taylor Acton and Nason Sts of Mann South Acton Maynard Checker Club F. L. McClellan Essex County Roscoe Plaistead McClellan Crosby Cash Store Josephine Hickey May Moynihan Marboro Helen Coughlin William Lord Florida Creighton Finnish Cooperative Association Cannon's A. M. Osgood Isaac Davis Dost
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Roosevelt Dominates Delegates In Maynard Vote

In Maynard the Democratic side showed little interest with Clark 22 and Wilson 17 votes. Roosevelt captured the lead in both delegate and preferential tallies, 163 to 95 for Taft on the delegate count and 155 to 121 in the preferential vote, while Deamond and Hoar carried the 4th district delegates. Every Roosevelt delegate left Maynard with a large margin as the regular Democratic state committee slate won.

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Maynard Roosevelt Taft Clark Wilson Deamond Hoar State Committee
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Waltham Street Shooting Fray Leads to Court Hearings

In a Sunday evening incident in Waltham Street area, revolver shots from a house spurred three Italian residents Salvatore Callero Camello Iduzzo and Louis Iduzzo to be arrested by Special Officers OBrien and Depore. In district court Callero received two months for assault with a dangerous weapon plus a $25 fine and one month for carrying a weapon. Iduzzos were discharged. Callero appealed and was held on $500.09 bond and sent to the house of correction in default of bail.

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Waltham St Salvatore Callero Camello Iduzzo Louis Iauzzo Daniel O'Brien Raphael Depore Concord Louis Callero House of Correction
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Lerer Buys Shoe Store from A. Lesnick

Samuel Lerer completed a purchase Friday to acquire A. Lesnick’s shoe business and will connect it to his existing departments. He plans to offer the stock at low prices while selling the stock and adding high grade shoes. Also listed is an upright plane for sale at 8 Harriman Court.

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Samuel Lerer A. Lesnick Lerer Lever
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The Res It In Some Uses for Hate

The passage discusses hate as a passing motion that entertains the crowd and teaches lessons. It argues hate can be a disguise for distraction and warns that once hate dies, a comfortable calm replaces it. The tone implies reflection on social behavior and human psychology.

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DeLee’s Drug Store Nason Street Rexall Optometrist Maynard, Mass George H. Reid Faulkner Green Mountain F. L. Styles, Mgr Arthur J. Coughlan North Sudbury Mass Sheeus Sudbury Fred Tourville Main and Nason Sts Harriman Court RES Corer Littleton Oessens Maxwell Mascotte F. O. &. Factory Maxwells Maxwell Glidden Jacksonville New York Maxwell Main T. F. Parker
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