Local politics heat up as candidates file for town offices
The Republican League endorsements energize a crowded slate for town posts including Health, School Committee, Town Clerk, Tax Collector, Park Commissioner and Selectman. With election on March 3, voters must register, primaries loom, and state elections follow in September and November.
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Selectman
Republican League
Bartlett
Churchill
Daniel J. Honan
Bessie Dodge
Harold Duston
James C. Nelson
Charles H. Holbrook
Chester Freeman
Frank F. Cook
Albert F. Hayes
Walter Haines
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Elks Lodge Dinner Address In Winchester Massachusetts
Daniel T. Callahan of the Highlands delivered an address at Winchester Lodge of Elks annual dinner in Winchester Massachusetts. He spoke on community service and fraternal values.
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Daniel T. Callahan
the Highlands
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Winchester
Mass
North Shore Foot League Sets Early 1923 Schedule
North Shore League members met in Beverly to draft a fall schedule for five away or home games. Marblehead will host Winthrop, with Gloucester officials reviewing meeting rules. Principal voices debated meeting representation as Partridge cups and 1923 football titles were discussed and the plan to adjust home away balance for next season was laid out.
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Willard
Winthrop
Mariehead
Marbeehead
Peabody
Swampscott
Haverhill
E Brock
Cieals Willard
Campbell
Gloucester
Samuel C. Eveleth
Marblehead
Chelsea
Fania and
Former Representative Bradbury Seeks Senate Run Letter to Voters Appears
Former state representative CHAS. D. BRADBURY writes to voters claiming broad support and urging election to the state senate this fall. He cites past service, a savings of seventy million dollars, criticism of excess laws, and praise from Calvin Coolidge, urging better public officials and reduced taxation.
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State Senate
Winthrop
Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Bradbury
United States
Chas. D. Bradbury
Brennan Attacks O'Brien Over Winthrop Remarks
Former Senator James H. Brennan accuses Dist. Atty. Thomas C. O'Brien of mischaracterizing Winthrop as most law abiding and cites juvenile delinquency in East Boston to challenge the claim. He argues public officials must verify facts before casting shadows on residents and criticizes political motives behind the statement.
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James H. Brennan
Charlestown
Dist
Atty
Thomas C. O’brien
Winthrop
Suffolk County
Boston
Atty. Brennan
Boston Telegram
O’brien
East Boston
East
Banks Named Fort After War Soldier In State
A tribute item notes General N. P. Banks, a gallant War soldier, rising to high rank in the state. Fort Banks is named for him, honoring his contributions and memory.
Hagman Family Update From Local Home
Mrs Dawn T Hagman is confined to her home with a grippe cold. Her youngest daughter Louise has fully recovered from bronchial pneumonia.
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Dawn T. Hagman
Louise
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