Marlboro Weekly Enterprise publication details
The Weekly Enterprise lists office at 16 Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts and notes weekly publication by Enterprise Press Incorporated. It records second class mail registration August 25 1903 at Marlboro Post Office and subscription rates for nearby towns Acton Bedford Concord Maynard Sudbury and others.
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Liberty Street
Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Press, Incorporated
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Park the temper in cold storage during the campaign
A midcentury editorial urges voters to curb heated rhetoric and preserve friendships during elections. It praises the right to vote, stresses respect for opponents, and cites bipartisanship among leaders as a model. It concludes that political bitterness harms neighborhoods and that issues should guide voting.
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Abolition of the Electoral College Debate
The piece argues that the electoral college makes states direct in practice but not in theory and notes past winners who lost popular votes. It presents Norris's view to abolish the college while acknowledging arguments for and against preserving state boundaries and preventing outside manipulation.
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so-Cailes
Norris
Congress
Jackson
Tilden
Cleveland
Sermon on The Future of Prohibition Draws Church Crowd
At the Methodist Church Rev John Rex Shepler preached on The Future of Prohibition during Sunday service. The Woman's Aid Society hosted a social after devotions. A series The Six Church Nights continues tonight with a talk How Shall I Teach Religion. A church family supper and welcome for the pastor and his wife is planned for next Friday at 5 45.
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Maynard
John Rex Shepler
Methodist’ Church
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League Game Saturday Between Concord and Maynard High Schools
Concord High School and Maynard High School meet in a Middlesex League football game at Alumni Field next Saturday at 2 15 pm. The clash promises a strong exhibition as Concord seeks a win and the event is linked to the Ladies Aid Society. Maynard Epworth League won the attendance cup at the Hudson Circuit meeting last week. The league hosts a Halloween party at the church next Monday evening and Temperance Sunday programs will be observed next Sunday.
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Maynard’ H.S
Concord H. S
Alumni Field
Concord
Ladies’ Ald Society
Maynard Epworth
Hudson
Church Net
Kiddies Frocks Are Short and Sweet Era Dress Pattern
A tiny tea rose crepe de chine dress for ages 1 2 4 and 5 features a yoke that extends over the shoulders, gathered skirt, shoulder frills, and black velvet ribbon bows. Easy to make with LineyA cotton, requires 1% yard 39 inch crepe and 1% yard ribbon. Pattern No. 5077.
Concord and Maynard clash sparks on the gridiron
Minute Mén defeated rivals while Concord and Maynard prepare for a big showdown. Coach Al Lerer led Maynard to past successes against Concord and Tripoli DeCiccio looms as a key player. Lineups tease a tough clash with Maynard seeking the scalp of Concord as Reggie Sawyer tends bruises after Lexington win.
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Dave Robinson
Concord
Maynard
Eddie Loughlin
Stoneham
Tripoli DeCiccio
al Lerer
Maynard Warriors
Lexington
Reggie Sawyer
Charley Horse
Ahore
Ignchuk
Murphy
John Malcolm
Duggan
Archer
Thompson
Jim Malcolm
Kendar Rhu
O’leary
Johnson
Damon le
Tompkins
Bartolmeorg
Madsen
Akers
Heyliger
Laphan Rey
Elley
M. DiCicco
T. DiCicco
Dee
Patriotism by Economy Draws Debate on Wages and Veterans Benefits
A columnist questions a rising slogan that Economy equals Patriotism. He argues wage cuts, defense cuts, and reduced veterans benefits shrink buying power, depress sales and production, and worsen unemployment, contributing to the Depression.
Middlesex Laundry Launches World Notes Series
Middlesex Laundry begins a new advertising series titled Nooks and Corners of the World. Henry Tolmai, proprietor, announces the feature aims to provide authoritative information and glimpses from around the world.
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Maynard
Middlesex Laundry
Henry Tolmai
Fifth Middlesex Senatorial District Ballot And Related Races
The official list for the November 8 1932 election in the Fifth Middlesex district names candidates by party for President and Vice President Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary Treasurer Auditor Attorney General Congressmen state senate and house seats and county offices. It records voters will choose one pair for President and Vice President and one candidate each for the statewide offices with multiple parties represented including Democratic Republican Socialist Communist and Prohibition.
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Boston
Fifth Middlesex
Frederic W. Cook
Foster
Ford
Communist Party
Hoover
Curtis
Reynolds
Aiken
Roosevelt
Garner
Thomas and Maurer
Socialist Party
Upshaw and Regan
John J. Ballam
Joseph B. Ely
Westfield
Alfred Baker Lewis
Cambridge
Charles S. Oram
Socialist Labor
William Sterling Youngman
Brookline
Gaspar G. Bacon
Morris I. Becker
James W. Dawson
Walter
John EB. Swift
John F. Buckley
Frederic W. Ok
Somerville
Albert S. Coolidge
Pittsfield
Max Lerner
Worcester
Albert L. Waterman
Domenico A. DiGirolamo
Eva Hoffman
Charles F. Hurley
Francis Prescott
Grafton
Glen Trimble
Jule Babbitt
Daniel T. Blessington
Alonzo B. Cook
David, A. Eisenberg
Chelsea
Francis X. Hurley
Fachins
Greenfield
Milford
John P. Buckley
Maria .C. Correia
New Bedford
Fred E. Oelcher
Peabody
George’ BE. Roewer
Ek Scha Reading
Atte
Joseph KE. Warner
Taunton
Frank H. Foss
Fitchburg
M. Fred O’connell
James J. Bruin
Lowell
Edith Nourse Rogers
Frederick
Deitrick
Robert Luce
Waltham
William Barnard Smith
Brook- Bog
F Llor
Hetbee M. “Andrews
Jessié’ Waterman Brooks
Middlesex
Paul A. Mogan
George G. Moyse
Albert W. Bullock
Jeannette C. Chisholm
George H. Dale
Watertown
Arthur A. Hansen
Lincoln
B. Farnham Smith
Concord
Middlesex County
Nathaniel I. Bowditch
Framingham
Middlesex County Sheriff Race Slated For Cambridge Area
Thomas J. Brenton of Somerville and George C. McMenimen of Cambridge vie in the Democratic ticket for sheriff. Walter C. Wardwell of Cambridge also appears as a candidate with Middlesex County officials listed. John R. Fairbairn of Cambridge and Stephen C. Garrity of Lowell named for county roles.
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Thomas J. Brenton
Somerville
George C. McMenimen
Cambridge
Walter C. Wardwell
Middlesex County
John R. Fairbairn
Stephen C. Garrity
Lowell
State wide initiative on chiropractic registration and party rules
The proposal details licensing for chiropractors including a three member board, education and examination requirements, penalties for unregistered practice, and limits on obstetric and surgical work. It also outlines changes to party conventions and primaries including delegate seats, election timing, roll call voting, and notice dates for state party machinery.
Initiative Petition Defines Party Nomination Path
The text outlines a proposed law to add a method of nominating candidates at state primaries by party members. State conventions would be held before primaries, no later than June 15, with party primaries on the last Tuesday in April to elect delegates. Conventions may endorse candidates for offices at the statewide vote, placing them in nomination without filing nomination papers.
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Commonwealth
Board of Registration
D.C
House of Representatives
Senate
Baat
Spehela
U.n
United States
Congress
Middlesex District Ballot Question on War Powers
A fragmented OCR item shows a Middlesex District vote asking if the Representative and General Court should urge the United States Senate to join a League of Nations like alliance and require war decisions by Congress vote, with emphasis on full cooperation and congressional authorization.
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United States Senate
United States
Congress
Middlesex
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Rainfall Totals for Concord Reach Notable Levels
The Concord station records show northeastern margins receiving heavy rainfall from Monday night into Thursday, with 6.35 inches by 7 pm noted by a Weather Bureau observer. This total surpassed October's entire month on several days and was more than twice last year’s 2.18 inches, well above the month’s 3.12 inch average.
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