Winthrop Primaries See Slim Turnout Across Town
The joint primary on Tuesday yielded 507 total votes with polls open 3 to 9 pm. Democratic and Progressive contests were light. Benton won the town's Republican governor race by 29 votes, while McKie and Barter won state positions amid a sparse Progressive showing. Precinct totals: 167, 181, 105, 54.
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Gardner
Barry
Long
Barter
Sullivan
Lewis B. McKie
Washington Avenue
William H. Barter
Circuit Road
Benjamin F. Sullivan
East Boston
Plasterer’s Wagon Looted by Frightened Horse Tragedy
William Barker, a plasterer, left his horse and wagon in Bartlett Park near the Cottage Park Hotel. A passing automobile frightened the horse, causing the wagon to overturn on Bartlett road. The horse escaped the wreck, then ran headlong into a tree and was killed instantly.
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William Barker
Bartlett Park
Cottage Park Hotel
Bartlett Road
Winthrop High crushes Lexington 52 to 0 in season opener
Winthrop High School routed Lexington High 52 0 Saturday at Lexington to set season scoring marks. Talcott McDonald Harbor Dean and O Donnell among scorers as Winthrop tallied touchdowns by Lind O Donnell Tonry Talcott and others with Tonry and Talcott adding three goals. Umpire Reed referee Delaney field judge Leary linesman Tobin.
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McDonald Harbor
Pwns AG
G. Walker Phewis
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Currier
Martin Fanon
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Reed
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Leary
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Shoe Store Sold to Mr. Russell A. Lang
William H. Gibbons announces the sale of his shoe store to Russell A. Lang and thanks patrons for making the business a success.
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William H. Gibbons
Russell A. Lang
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