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Havea C. Pitturam Malta Julian - Moderator
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Recinet Officers appointed Left 1 1924 by Selectrum to serve for One year ending Jest 1 1925 Name Daniel Haley - D John H. Pratt-
Office WarDen Clerk Dep. WarDen " Clerk Inspector
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WarDen Clerk Dep. WarDen " Clerk Inspector
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HarDen Clerk Dep. WORDEN " Clerk Inspector
WarDen Clerk DEP. WORDEN " Clerk Inspector N
James McQuade EDra Ballinger Mary Murphy Michael O'Brien George Weich
Georgia In. Queen Edith M. Steele Mary K. Daley Ruth Contin Thomas Roark LoRen J. Ellinwood BayARD C. Dean Katherine D. Piney Rita G. Anderson James Savage Daniel RearDon Lewis H. Jennison Lydia A. BARRIS Minnie A. Derine George A. Mcnulty Annie SheDD
N N N N M M M M M 3 X X X X X X 3 4
PREG, When qualities By Whom Sept 81924 Patrick A. Hely
/ 1 Sit 91924 Trun Carle
1 Seht 1924 Sept 81924 Jpt 81924 1 Sept 81924
Walter alewith Town Clerk H .C. Sweston Town Clerk Tran Click
Town Clarke
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Spt 41924 Left 1924 Sept 61924
Alan N. Valentina Wm T. Picken n. P. F.g. Smay I H Valentine
Left 41924 Town Onk Syst +194 8 H Valentino.
2 Sept good & H. Valentina 2 Sst 81924 Town Cluck
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Lif Ellinurd d. f. Ellinwood
3 3 Left 41924 Kren J. Ellisword ": 3 Spt 81924
Tom Clube Many & Hit Many & wit
x Suta 1924 Sept 91924 Just8 1924 Dypt5 1924 Det 81924
Mary J. Die Edward Riffin
Thong & Dix
Pearl M ADams
Walter H. Mcmahon
Frances J. Sheehan Annie C. Davis Edith A. Perham 1 Bessie A. Perham 1 Syst 41924
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WARDen Clerk Dep. WarDen .. Clerk Inspector
11 WarDen Clerk Dep. WarDen .. Clerk Inspector
John P. ScoBORia SYDNEY E. Dupee George L. Waite Caroline NRight
John F. Parker Ethel M. Wright George A McIntosh John J. Keefe ROBERT Henderson
ARvila WOOD Raymond T OSBORN Eleanor Parker
Spet 81924, Town Club Left 41924 Town Center
5 5 5 Spot 1924 Um & Belleville
Left 41924 Town Cute Lift 8 1914 Sept 81924 Town Club Jpt + 1924 Town aint
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6 Left 61924 6 Sept 81924
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Seo E French. Sept 919 24 Tocon court
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Midler S . To Fred I. Vinal, Constable of the Town of Clubnsford buting:
In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereby required to notify and warm the inhabitants of said town who are qualified to vote in Primaries to put in their several Bolling Places viz: Preciset #1, Town Hall, Clube fond Centre Princinet # 2, Town Hall. With Clubford Lecinet # 3, Historical Hall. West Chelmsford Precinct # 4, School House Chut Culmejora Prescinet # 5, School House South Chelmopul. Precinct # 6, Golden Gove School Anne, Westlunch. Tuesday, the Ninth Way of September 1924, at 4 o'clock P. M. In the following purports; To bring in their vitis to the Primary Officer In the Nomination of Candidati of Political Parties In the following Officer,
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Svenn, In this Commonwealth Lieutenant Governor for this Commonwealth Sec. of the Commonwealth ". There & Receiver General "
auditor of the Commonwealth
attorney General
Jenesten in Congress 1-
Representative in Congress Councillos Senator . .
joh Congressional District .. 6th Councilon "
8th Senatoral
1 Representativein Several Count " 11th Representative
County Commission (2)
Register of Putatix Insolvency County Delamer
.. Middlesex County
and for the Election of thefollowing officers
Histreet number of State Committee for each Political Party In the 8th Linatorial District Membre of the Republican Town Committe ", Democratic .
" Helegates to the State Conventions of the Republican Party 11 Democratic all the abrot Candidati and Officer are to be orted an wym one fallat.
the palle will be open from 4Pm. to 9 P.m.
and you are directed to serve this warrant by jecting attested Copies thereof of the Post Offices in the Centre of the Town, South Clubusind, North Clubmand and West Clubmsford, and at the School House Ent Culinafand and at the Golden Gut School House Wetlands, seven days at least before the time ofinte In holding said meeting
Heraf fail hot, and make return of this Warra. with your dringe tarem, to the Tran Clark, at the time and flore of holding said muting,
Given under our hands this 30th day of august G. A. 1924 William E. Belleville Senge Rigby Selection of Chuleta
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Return
I have served the foregoing warrant by posting attested copies thereof have than Leven days before the time of said meeting as directed by vote of the Town Fred I Vinal Constable of Chinaford
Commonwealth of Maceachwith
At a legal meeting held September 9 1924 at the Six Frecemate of the Town of Clubmsford? In persms qualifica to vote in State Firmare. the following Candidates received the number of votes set against their respective pomba.
Office GIVER HOR
Name of CandiDate
Political Party PREc#1 PRE #2 PREC #3, PROCHY PRECAS PRC Total
Alvan T. Fuller-of 81 Appleton St- MalDen James Jackson - of Grove St- Westwood Blanks
R 59 348
44 245
15 32 0 42 5 37 10
9 28 29 31 7 31 0
25 28 0 46 7 51 2
36 78 42 106 6 97
188 759 81
lieutenant EVER MOR
Frank G. Allen-of 289 Walpole 57 NowOD Blanks
R
1 369 39 341 67
9
249 49
244 54
107 15 17 26
20 5 1
20 0 4 2
2x 2 2
0 55 2 4 7
133 3 78
Ofis Allen-of 270 Girson St-Lowell William A. Allen- of 4 Nixon Place-Boston James W. Bean of SEllsworth Are CamBRIDgle FRED J. BURRell of 2 Ash AND St_ MEDFORD
R
122 15 24 35 28 143 41
6 85 42
1 17
2 6 19% 6 20 7 81 28 10 17 5
10 27 12 4 45 8 13 13
34 20
170 276 181
SeatOR in LodRess
Louis A. Coolinge- of Duoky Lane Milton FREDERICK W. Dallinder-of himbeanst. CamBRIDde FREDERICK H. Gillett of 140 Chestnut St. (Spring fielD'
R R
335 73 110 61 206 31
49 156 48 45 233 65 85 74 105 34
17
8
19 3
11 19
22 5
93
247
TRESURER
R HORace A. Keith-of 1090 Main St-Brockton William S. Young Man-ofsa Strathmore RD. Boston
Blanks
HERBERT W. BURR ofer Nixon St- Boston Alonzo B. Cook-of 27 Wales St-Boston HAROLD D. Wilson of 195 Summer St- Somerville TP Blanks
55 194 97
62
Aly General
Jay R. Benton of3 Pequesse FF RD Belmont R Blanks
39 12 75 42 306 511 147 472 203 304 781
4
1
N 40
5
227 18 49 33 106 100 7
418
Blanks
/13 801
ScRetaRy
FREDERICK W. Cook-of75 Benten RD-Somerville R Blanks
R
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9 26 6 6 40 7
2
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843
378
1924
Office
Congressman 5th District
John Jaco B Rogers-of4x4 ANDOVER St-Lowell Blanks
40
37
2
5
2
2
Counciller 6th District.
Frank R. Bailey of 106 Butter field St. Lowell ABel TP. CampBellof ( Roth St-Lowell Charles S. Smith- of Lincoln
TT R
55 254
64
11
20 8
9
81 31
7
LangDon Prouty of Littleton
Blanks
WilliamE. Andrew- of Somerville
81
73 126
15 29
14 19
15 33
44 242
Andrew L. WARDwell- of Cambridge
R
59
47
8
9
6 25 26
49 453 147 18 58 454 774
Walter C. WarDwell of CamBRIDje Blanks
259
214
24 7
4
7 22
12 38
116 329
PROBate and Insolvency Middlesex
Russell A. WOOD- of Cam BRIDge
R 91
60
13
6 83
15
28 213
Blanks
41
97
10
37 10
31
48
5
12
64 -
530 2 5 5
Warten Perham EDWARD J. ROBBINS
2
3
Samuel Kershaw John Valentine
=
2 2
3
1
-
-
-
3
1 6
HERBERT Sweetser Charles Nichols
1
/
-
4 1 1 1
ARTHUR Mc Comb ARTHUR Wheeler
=
1
William E. Belleville Ralph Berg
R
1
Charles DelaHaye John Whitworth
1
Charles Clough Charles Bartlet
1
George Day Aprèlo Pekham
Ralph W. Emerson ALBERT H. Paris
Donald Adams Raymond Hazeltine
Political Party
PR
Pire
# 2
Prec
#3
Pipec #4
PREC
#5
PRES
#6
Jutal
368
261
45
33
51
110
868 88 162 537 119 328 766
Senator 8th Middleser Dist.
Frank H. Putnam- of howe> Blanks
R
47
33
63
336 72
215 83
8 39 8 38 9
28
10
22 14 4 48 4 45 8
81 17
97 13 188 706 236
County. Commissioners Middlesex
Register of
ARTHUR C. CoKER-of Somerville Charles N. HARRIS- of Winchester
R
47
39
102
17
21
County Treas, Middlesex
Charles E. HatfielDof-Newton Blanks
R 310 98
212 86
235 -
1
-
- - -
7 1
2
8 7 3 2
HAROLD C. Petterson Royal Shaw CROSS
5 1
William Picken George Rid By
1
LINIAWENN 2
29
31
31
120 360 94 732 218
ROBERT W. BARRIS-of-ChelmstoRD James P. Dunisan
Sidney Dupee John J. Monahan
1
6
/ 1
-
3, 1
1 1
1
-
1 1
-
1
4
-
=
17 82 8 117
Representative IN Gen. COURT 11 Miobleser Dist.
Blanks
54
79 311 97
203 95
136
18
13 97
Alfred h. Cutting- of Weston
197
Delegates to
State Convention
1
William SheDD HERBERT S. Russell
1
R
/
LoRen J. ETTinWOOD FRED Snow
/
7
9
R 204
129
140 / 3 2
-
138
3 21
12
Name of CandiDate
Office
Name of CandiDate
ROBERT W. BORRIS William E. Belleville James P. Dunigan
R
109
44
13
27
25 26
25 21
224
65
79
11
10
22
14 201
SiDney E. Dupee Samuel S. Kershaw John J. Monahan
R 106
59
79
58
22
10 11
22 23
18
211
Emile E. Paig NON
89
36
13
13
26
15 21 23
280
HAROLD C. Petterson
R
101
89
81
11
11
20
20
232 2×0
HERBERT C. Sweetse R
115
14
72
7
$8 10 10
21
11
195
John W. Whitworth
40
43
8
20
10 28
131 28 3 1
George McIntosh Ralph Berg
=
=
George Davis Royal Shawcross
3-
13
15 22
George Swallow ARney Olson
4
14 14
18 19
Charles De LaHaye Gabriel AuDoin
5 4
14 15
James S. Wotton Georde Cutler
P
4
13 14
ABOUT L. EMERY Sinal SimaRD
4 5
11
4 4
4 4
Adeline Carl Emma Dane
4 3
-
Bessie A. Perham Annie C. Davis
4 4
-
4
Eli CRABtree Grace Perham
4 1
13 1
-
=
1
T
=
=
1
2
4,
=
=
/ 1
HERBERT YSweetser Walter Perham
2
state Committee
R
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Committee --
Town
committee
1
George Riig Dy Frank Butterfield
1
2
=
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James P. Dunning an Harold C. Petter son
2 2
John J. Monahan EDGAR Bills
SiDniCy E Dupee Emile Paidnon
3
34 48
15 13
14
37
18 14
22X 166
Walter Perham
140
19
12
/7
31
29
284
George Rig By EDWARD J. ROBBINS
R
102
60
12
19
28
19
2X
261
John H. Valentine
F. Vincent Kelley
Petitical PARTY
PREC
#1
PREC C
PREC
#3
PREC
14
PR
5
Rec
(Total
243
91
53
16
17
13
33
-
3
17 18
15 5
Edith Hemenway Bessie A. Byam
3
4
17 1
William Brown Albert L. Emery
19
19
4
98
17
16
R
192
37.
2
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GOVERNOR
James M. CURley-of Boston Blanks
D
14
23
3
18
2 3 4
8
45
0 0 0 0090
2 2 3 G N WN W 5
20 68
All' General
John E Swift of MilFORD
D
12 3 14
19 6 23
3 0
14 6 20
0 000 0
0
1
y 4
Congressman 5th Dist.
Blanks
9
CouncillOR 6th Dist.
Blanks
D
15
25
3
20
0
68
Senator 8Th Middlesex Dist
Blanks
D
15
25
3
20
0
9
68
Representative in Gen. Court 8Th Middlesex Dist
Blanks
D
15
25
3
20
0
v-
68
1
1
Co. CommissioneRo Middlesex
Blanks
D
15
25
3
20
0
5
68
D
Register of PROBate AND Insolvency MIDDLESex
John J. Butterof Wakefield Blanks
D
5 10
15 10
3 3
14 6
0
40
1 1
31
County Treas, Middlesex
Charles E. Hatfield-of-Newton Daniel F. McBRIDE of MEDFORD Blanks
P D
4 6 v-
5 11 9
2 / 6
24
0
41
2 0 2 NOON NN 12
7
Lieutenant GOVERNOR
Thomas J. Boynton- of- ARlington John J. Cummings-of-Boston
D
5
6
3
William A. O'Hearn-of- North Adams D
Blanks
Secretary
H. Oscar Roche leau- of WORcester Blanks Michael h. Eisner-of Pittsfield
P
4 - x 8 7
10 4 19 6
3
12
3
62 4.5
23
TREASURER
48
AUDITOR
Blanks Blanks
10 4 15
19 6
3
8 13
7
0 17
0
4 59
22 3
0 3 0
3
0
2 3 4 1 S . XX W N 5
50
Blanks
18
Senatorin Conf.
David I Walsh-of FitchBorg Blanks Humphrey O'Sullivan- of- Lowell
D
3
2
D
/ 13 2
2
1
D
5
5
0
0 0
0
3
20
Prec
PREC
#4
PRY
# 5
PRES
Total
Name of CandiDate
1924
Political Party
Ppec
$1
PRE
#2
#3
7 9
0
20 28
0
3 2 2 WIN NW 3
0
15 18
0 22
0
D
25
60
1
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Office
State Com, Ah Mippls. Dist
Daniel A. RearDon Karl Perham
D
John HarRington
D
0
1
0
0
0
000
1
Delegates to taze Convention
Karl Perham JohnHarRington
D
4
11
0
0
0
100
C
15
Annie J. Derine
D
Annie J. Devine
D
5 5
13 18 14 16
3
7
0
John E. HarRington John J. Keefe
D
7
5
9
3
0
George A. M. Nulty
4
10
3
3
Thomas E. Roark
0
4
9
3
0
/ 1 2
D
3
3
C
3
17
D
0
1
0
0 or 0 0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
Entre Total in 6 Precmento 1032
1
426
323
50
158
J-3
122
1
15 15
Daniel Haley
D
+
0
0
C
0
1
Frank J. Garvey Daniel E Haley
D
D 9
3 3
5 8 4 7 5 4
0
1 1 2 1
1 2
Karl M. Perham
D
8 10
12
3
4
0
Joseph A. Woodhead Ethel M. WRight William H. Quigley James B. Mc Quase
Town Commilice
Name of CampiDate
Political
PARTY
PPec
#1
Prec
#2
RA3
PREC
Prec
4 #4
PRES
#5
FREE
Total
D
0
0 0 oXXX.00
0
3
12
0
1 34 3x 32 36 22 25 28 21 26
D
4
11
P
0
D
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Warrant In Special Town Meeting It Upper Town Hall, Chelmsford Centre Monday Evening, October 20 1924
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middleex Co: To Fred I. Vinal, a Constable of the Town of Clubmanford : Greeting: In the name of the Commonwealth afnesaid you are hereby required to notify the legal voiture of said Chelmsford to meet in the Upper Town Hall at ClubsAnd Centre, ou Monday, the twentieth day of actobu current at So clock in the evening, then and there to act ufer the following articles viz ;
Outrale ! To see if the Town will vote to increase the number of Selectmen from there to five , and the number of the School Committee from three to six , and the number of accessus from there to five; or act in relation therets.
Article 2
To see if the Town will accept and allow a location and taking on October 6 1924, as and for a public bank under the right of eminent domain by the Brand of Pak Commissions, of a certain lot of land situated in sind Clubford on the Wolherby side of Clubinfra Struct and the Smilhurly side of Dalton Brad, Containing forty eight hundred and eighty find square fut, hine a less, as shown by their report duly filed in the office of the Town Clark; or act in relation thereto
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In the event of affirmative action under article 2, to see if the Town will appropriate a sum sufficient In the estimated erfume to be incurred by the Town thereunder ; or act in relation thereto.
Article 4 To hear and act upon the report of a special Committee ofprinter at the last special meeting to obtain tentative flame and specifications for a new grammar school building at the Centre Village, and to report at a future meeting an intimate of the art of the same and of a suitable site things, or act in relation thirty.
article 5
To see if the Town will vote to petition the Legislative for authority to bonne a sufficient sum of money outsich the debt limit for the empire of building a new grammar school at aulinford autre; or out in relation thereto.
Article 6 To see if the Town will appropriate a antoin sum of money to do temporary upains on the Dunstable Brand in With Culinaria; or act in relation thereto.
and you are directed to serve this warrant by proting attracted copies thereof at the Post office in the Centre of the Town. South Clubsfond, Tenth Chelmsford, and West Clubnapra, and at the School Ance at Evet Changed and at the Westlands, seven days at least before the time ofpirates for holding shid muting,
Hey Fait hot, and make return of this Womant, with your drings thereon, to the Town Club, at the time and place of holding the meeting ofpicard.
Article 3
384
1924 Siven under our hands this truth day of October , in the year of our anie Minuten hundred and twenty form.
William E Belleville 1 Bene W. Day Bingo Tingly Selection of Chickenpox.
Return
I have served the foregoing warrant by jesting attected copies thereof nine than seven days before the time of said meeting, as directed by vote of the Town.
Fred & Viral Grustable of the Town of Chilmyna
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Clubmilford qualified to vote in Town affaire, held feurswant to Warrant at the Upper Trum Hall, Chelmsford Centre, ru Monday evening October 20 1924 at 8o'clock P.M. the following business was transacted to wit: The meeting was Called to order by Moderator Walter Erlam and the Warrant read by Torn Click HanlaPitturam.
Under article / Que a motion made by Mr. Bustopm that the Board of Selectmen be increased from three to five, the Board of assessna from the to five and the School Committee from this to six, after hearing arguments in foror by Mr. Sustiformes , Mr. John I Monahan IM. Juin and Mr. Charla Divine and Ma.f. Vincent Kelly, and arguments in opposition &
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Dr. Darney , Mr. Janue P. Klumigan , Mr. Edward & Bottines, Mr. Frank & Lupin and Mr. Sahil audoin, this motion was vated on in the negative.
endr article 2- On a motion made by IM. Grant that the Town accept and allow a location and taking on Oct . 6 1924 , as and for a public park under the right of eminent domain by the Brand of Back Commissioner of a certain lot of land situated in said Clulafond on the Motherly side of Clubnapa Street and the smithuly side of Halton Road, containing forty eight hundred and eighty- five square fut of land . Time or bes , as shown by their report duly filed in the office of the Town Click. This motion was voted on in the affirmations. Inder article 3, On a motion made by Janus a Grant it was vortice that the sun of Seven Hundred and Seventy-nine dollars be appropriated out of money already in the Treasury to meet the estimativa expenses to be incurred under the preceding article.
Sender Article 4_ Th. Charles H. Clough repented for the Committee appointed at the last special Town meeting to investigate the advicability of remodeling the Old antre Grammar School and to obtain tentative plane and specifications for a new grammar school building and a site for the same, at the Centre Village. The Clough repented that the Committee after Coneulting with their architect and Engines had decided that it would be a waste money to try and remodel the old school building, there's they had flows made of a
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a twelve wom brick building including an assembly Hall that would seat one thousand persona, also that the Committee had chosen a site for this building on Witam It on a lot adjacent to the High School site.
The estimated coat of this land or site with the building fully equipped would be 165,000% .
M. In. Edward Piney a member of this Committee explained the Committees idea in financing this project, as suggested by Mr. Waddell the State Director of accounts as follows: $10000 to be raised by tax levy $30000 to be taken from the Excess & Deficiency account , "25000 to be funwed inside of the debt limit, $100,000 to be bonnwed outside the debt limit, providing that the succeeding Article is acted ufem in the affirmative and favorable action is taken on this propreition when it amis before the voiture at the annual Town meeting in Fect 1925. It was voted to accept this repent ar a referat of jenogurs.
Under Article 5- Qu a motion made by M. C.A. Clough and seconded by Mr. M. Edward Piney, it was voted that, the selection petition the legislative for the authority to form the sim of $100,000 outside the debt limit In school House Surferes.
Under article 6- In regards to this article Mr. William E. Bellville explained that the state were already making the necessary refaire on the Dunstable Road in Frith Clubrefund and there . Belleville made a motor that this article be dieminced, and it was Do votiel.
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Voted to dissolve the meeting of 10-5 Pm. Walter Perham Moderator Saved Cultura To Click,
Warrant In State Election November 4th 1924
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex SS. To Fred I Vinal, a Constable of the Town of Chelmsford :
Greeting: In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereby required to notify and warm the inhabitants of said town who are qualified to votein elections and also in town affairs to meet in their several Polling Placa, vez ; Precinct 1, Town Hall, Chelmsford Centre Precinct 2, Town Hall, With Clubinford Precinct 3, Historical Hall, What Cucinaford Precinct 4. School House, East Clubford Precinct 5, School House, South Clubnepod Precisset 6 . Golden Give School Are. Westland on Tweeday, the Fourth Day of November, 1924 being the Tweeday after the first Monday in said mouth, at 520 o Clock Q. M. for the following peempresa ; To bring in their votes for the following officine. Presidential Electora Governo for this Commonwealth Lieutenant Governor for the Commonwealth Secretary Treasure auditor 11
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Attorney General In this Commonwealth 1924
Senator in Congress .. Congressman for fifth Congressional Distinct Councillors " Sixth Councilla Senator " eigth Senatorial Que Representative in 11th Representative. Two County Commission for Midaleang Grunty Register of Probate + Lusolvency" County Treasurer and to act uefem the following mature
Acceptance of the following Propered amendments to the Constitution
article of amendment Article III of the amendments to the Constitution, as amended is hereby further amended by striking out, in the first line , the world male.
article of Amendmento Section Que . The firem shall be deemed to be ineligible to hold state, county, or municipal office by reason of sex. Section Two. Article II of the articles amendment of the constitution of the Commonwealth, as amended by article EVI of said amendments, is hereby further amended by striking out the worde Change of nome should render the Commission orice, but shall not prevent reaperishment under new name "and investing in place thereof the following wurde: Tpm the Change of name of any woman , she shall 're : gister under his new name and shall pay such fre therefor as shall be established by the general crust
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"Lawe Submittive Um Referendum After Passage" acceptance of Chop. 370, acts of 1923, entitle "an Act relative to intervicating liques and Certain norinttreating beverages
Acceptance of Chop. 454 acts of 1923 entitled, an act to provide funde toward the Cost of Construction and maintenance of highways and tirages by means of an excise tax on gasoline and other funk need for propelling motor vehicles wym or over the highways of the Commonwealth
acceptance of Chop. 473. acts of 1923 entitled "an act relating to deferite with other than links.
acceptance of Chop. 210 acts of 1924 entitled " an act to accertain the will of the people with reference to the retention of the daylight saving law, so called.
Acceptance of Chaj 509, acts of 1924 entilted An act to ascertain the jeunion of the people of the Commonwealth as to the ratification of the proposed amendment to the Constitution of the United States empowering the Congress to limit, regulate and prohibit the labor of Revenue under eighteen years of age. The Polls will be open from 5.30 a.m 20 4 p.m.
and you are directed to serve This Warrant by posting attested copine thereal seom days at least before the time of said meeting as directed by with of the Town,
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Hund Fail hot and more return of this Warrant with your drings therese at the time and place. of said meeting. Given under our hands this twenty Seventh day of Ect. Q U. 1924
William E. Bellavill Junge Righy Selectmen of Clubmagne
Return
I have served the foregoing warrant by posting attended cofin thereal mine than seven days before the Time of said muting as directed by vote of the Town
Fred I. Vinal Constable of the Town of Clubmix
State Electron Tm. 4th 1924
at a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of durmayad qualified to vote in State and Trun laffain, held ferrowant to Warrant at the several Precinets of on Tuesday, November 4th 1924 from 530 QM to 4 P. m. The following ferons received the number of votes set against their respective names? - To wit:
the Town
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Names of CandiDates
COOLIDGE and DAWES ~~~~~ Republican
AT LARGE
George A. Bacon of Longmeadow
8. William W. Davis of Cambridge~
Hester S. Fearing of Boston
9. Emma Fall Schofield of Malden
1. Arthur S. Gaylord of Holyoke~
10. Frank Gardner Hall of Boston
2. Charles S. Warner of Northfield~
11. Francis R. Bangs of Boston
3. Telesphore Leboeuf of Webster
12. Ida E. Hibbard of Boston
4. Frank Roe Batchelder of Worcester
13. Henry F. Beal of Waltham
5. Edith Nourse Rogers of Lowell
14. Harry H. Williams of Brockton
15. Charles C. Cain, Jr. of Taunton
16. Malvina L. Keith of Bourne/
DAVIS and BRYAN
Democratic
AT LARGE
William A. Gaston of Boston
8. Edward W. Quinn of Cambridge~
John F. Fitzgerald of Boston
9. John J. Murphy of Somerville
1. Joseph B. Ely of Westfield
10. Charles H. Cole of Boston
2. Anne O'Keefe Heffernan of Northampton
11. Andrew J. Peters of Boston
3. Marcus A. Coolidge of Fitchburg
12. James A. Gallivan of Boston-
4. Peter F. Sullivan of Worcester
13. Arthur Lyman of Waltham
5. Humphrey O'Sullivan of Lowell
14. Charles F. Riordan of Sharon
6. Charles 1. Pettingell of Amesbury
15. Edmond P. Talbot of Fall River~
7. Genevieve E. McGlue of Lynn
16. Hannah Ashley of New Bedford~
FOSTER and GITLOW~Workers Party
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George Kraska of Winthrop
8. John Louko of Norwood
Michael M. Plepys of Boston
9. Wirna Sointu of Walpole
1. Robert Zelms of Boston
10. Samuel D. Levine of Boston
2. Charles Hedrich of Boston
11. Eva Hoffman of Boston
3. Hyman Levine of Brockton
12. Israel I. Hurwitz of Boston
4. William Marttila of Worcester
13. Sarah R. Ballam of Boston~
5. Lewis Marks of Boston
14. Emma P. Hutchins of Boston
6. Onni Saari of Norwood
15. E. J. Sinisalo of Fitchburg
7. Louis F. Weiss, Sr. of Worcester
16. William Janhonen of Gardner Socialist Labor Party
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AT LARGE
Henry C. Hess of Boston
8. Peter O'Rourk of Medford~
Samuel Ferguson of Everett
9. Daniel T. Blessington of Somerville
1, Herman Koepke of Pittsfield
10. James A. Carmichel of Boston
2. Oskar Kinsalis of Springfield
11. Albert L. Waterman of Boston
12. Morris Becker of Boston
4. Joseph Jiskra of Milford
13. Alex Brady of Waltham
5. John McKinnon of Lowell
14. Patrick H. Loftus of Abington
6. Thomas Brennan of Salem
15. Oden Johnson of Attleboro
7. Løis I. Galber of Lynn LA FOLLETTE and WHEELER
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