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Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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1924.
Presidential Primary Election April 29, 1924. Agreeably to the foregoing warrant the value of Precinct I met at the Town Hall.
The meeting was called to order by the Warden, Charles Perley. The reading of the warrant was waived.
The polls were declared open at 7 A. M.
The ballot box was opened and shown to be empty then closed locked and the key placed in the hands of Constable Mighill The polls closed at 1.03 o clock P. M.
The ballot box then registered 18
The checkliste showed number ofvotes cast. 18 Number of ballots in ballot box 18
The ballots were counted, public declared and recorded as follows. Delegates at Large.
To the Republican National Convention to nom- inate candidates for President a vice Presid ent of the United States.
Channing H. Cox, 173 Beacon St, Boston. 17
Henry Gabat Lodge, Nahant Road, Nahant. 16
Frederick H. G. illett, 140 Chestnut SL, Springfield. 17 William M. Butter, 231 Commonwealth Ave, Boston. 16
John H. Sherbourne, 92 High St., Brookline. 16
Anna b. Bird, Washington St., Walpole. 15 Jessie A. Hall, 27 May St., Worcester. 15
Blanks (14) 15
Alternate Delegates at Large.
To the Republican National Convention to nominate candidates for President and Vice- President of the U. S.
Pauline R. Thayer, Main St. Lancaster. 9
Elizabeth Putnam, 49 Beacon St., Boston, 9 Charles H. Innes 49 Huntington Ave., Boston,
John Jacob Rogers, 444 Andover St., Lowell. 11 Robert M. Stevens, 80 Merriam St. Pittsfield. 11
Mary B. Browne, 123 Federal St, Salem 9
(over)
I'll Pledged to Calvino lidge
All Pledged to Je Calvin I Boolidge
4.
1
417
1924.
Spencer Borden Mr. New Boston Rd. Fall River. Blanks V 56
District Delegates- Seventh District
To the Republican Convention to nominate candi dates for President and Vice President of The U.S. Harland A. McPhetres 11 Beach Rd, Lynn. /2 Fabrizio Pitocchelli. 8 Jackson Terrace, Lawrence. 9 Blanks 15
Pref.for Galhin Coolidge Pledged to Calvin Coolidge
All Pledged to
Alternate District Delegates Seventh District. To the Republican National Convention to nomina candidates for President and Vice President of the U.S. John & Gade, 14 Vinnegance Are .. Peabody 12
Calvin Coolidge Donald He Gerrish, Kogan St. Lawrence 9
Blanks 15
Delegates at Large to the Democratic National Convention to nominate candidates for President and Vice President of the U. S.
David J. Walsh , 520 Main St., Fitchburg. Arthur Lyman, Lyman St, Waltham. Joseph B. Ely, 66 Broad St. Westfield. 0 John F. Doherty, 4 Bulfinch Place. Boston. Helen A Macdonald. I New Heath St., Boston. Susan W. Fitzgerald, 7 Greenough Are. Boston. Rose Herbert, 749 Pleasant St. Worcester. Mary E. Mehan, 43 Turner St., Boston. Blanks Charles H. Cole, 90 St. Mary's St. Boston. Blank
Alternate Delegates at Large. To the Democratic National Convention to nominate candidates for President und Vice President of the U. S. Arthur J. B. Cartier, 1107 S. Main St., Fall River. William A. C'Hearn, 63 Blackinton Str N.Adams. Jeremiah J. Healy, 31 Winnemay St. Natick. EdwardA, Ginsburg, 166 Fuller St, Brookline. Dorothy Whipple Fry 447 Warren St, Brookline. Mary H. Quincy, 4 Charles River 8 gr Boston
Group
Not Grouped
Group.
418
1924.
Anne O'Keefe Heffernan, 310. El St. Northampton. - Mary Bachgalupo, 14 Sydney St. Boston. 1
- Blanks
William H. Doyle, 69 Lowell, St. Malden, 1. District Delegates -Seventh District. To the Democratic National Convention to nominate candidates for President and Vice President of the U.S. Charles M. Boyle, 19 Parsons St, Peabody. Charles F. Cotter, 45 Breed St. Lynn. Michael F. Cronin, 6 Lenox St., Lâvience. James A. Donovan, 16 ASummit Are. Lawrence. Henry F. Duggan, 9 Elm St., Peabody.
Joseph A. Dwyer, 106 Rockaway St. Lynn.
1 Julia Feeney, 17 Henry Ave, Lynn. Thomas F. Hegan, 73 Tremont St. Lawrence, Charles H. M&Glue, 45 Suffolk St., Lynn. Frederick L. Twomey, 525 Boston St., Lynn. Blanks
Alternate Dist, Delegates Seventh District. To the Democratic National Convention to nominate candidates for President and Vice - President, U.S.
Michael J. Dougherty, 19 Jewett Court, Lynn. Blanks
A true record Attest: Geo. B. Parkhurst, Clerk.
A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
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de jot Grouped.
419
1924.
Presidential Primary Election April 29, 1924. Record of Precinct Two Town of Boxford. Meeting called to order and warrant read by Precinct Clerk at seven o'clock A.M.
Polls opened at 7:05 oclock A. M. after ballot box had been examined by the Precinct officers and the public and found to be empty.
The box was locked, and the key held by Frank H. Shefford the Constable in attendance, The Ballot box registered 000.
At One oclock and -minutes in the afternoon the polls were closed. the ballot box registered thirty three (33)
The officers in charge of the checklist annon need the number of names checked to be thirty three (33)
The ballots were there removed from the ballot box and andilly counted one by me and the whole number found to be thirty three (33)
The Precinct Officers then proceeded to count the votes received by each person with the following result.
Whole number of votes for delegates at large of the Republican Party. 211 Blank. 20
Channing H. Cox 32
Henry Cabot Lodge 32
Frederick H. Gillett 30
William M. Butler 30
John H. Sherburne 29
Anna C. Bird 29
Jessie A. Hall. 29
Whole number of votes for Alternate Delegates at Large Republican Party. 171
Blank 60
Pauline R. Thayer 25
Elizabeth Putnam 24
Charles H. Innes 24
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1924.
John Jacob Rogera 24
Robert M. Stevens 26
Mary B. Browne 24
Spencer Borden fr.
24
Whole number of votes forDistrict Delegates, Republican Blanks 18
Harland A. Mc Phetres 24
Fabrizio Pitocchelli 24
45 Whole number of votes for Alternate Dietrich Delegates Rep. Blanks 21
John J. Eade 22
Donald H. Gerrish
23:
Whole number of votes for Delegates at large Dem. Blanks.
David J. Walsh
Arthur L'yman
Joseph B. Ely
John F. Doherty
Helen A. Mc Donald
Susan W. Fitz Gerald
Rose Herbert
Mary E. Mechan Not Grouped
Charles H. Cole. Whole number of votes for Alternate delegates at large Democratic Blank Arthur J. B. Cartier William A. C' Hearn
Jeremiah J. Healy
Edward A, Ginsburg Dorothy Whipple Fry Mary H. Quincy Anne O'Keefe Heffernan Mary Bacigalupo Not Grouped William H. Doyle
( over)
1
421
1924,
Whole number of votes for District Delegates Seventh District Democratic !. Blanks Charles M. Boyle Charles F. Colter Michael Fabronin James R. Donovan Henry F. Duggan Joseph A. Dwyer Júlia Jeenen
1
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0 Thomas F. Keegan
Charles H. MacyQue
Frederick L. Twomey
Whole number of votes for Alternate del Seventh District, Democratic Blank Michael &. Dougherty
At two oclock and - minutes it was voted that the meeting be dissolved A tribe record Attest Edward &. Pearl Clerk of Precinct Two Town of Boxford.
A tive copy Attests John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
102
1924.
At a Special Town Meeting held in the Town Hall, Bofford, Mass. on Tuesday evening, July 29, 1924 at eight o'clock the following record was made, Meeting was called to order and the Warrant read by the Moderator, William K. Cole.
Voted
to raise and appropriate a sum, not to exceed 25 per cent of the guarantee of ninety dollars a year for five years; to extend the Electric light service, to the residence of Mrs. Abbie C. Perley.
Voted
to raise and appropriate a sum, not to exceed 25 per cent of the guarantee of Three hundred and eighty dollars a year for five years; to extend the Electric Light service to the residence of Leslie L. Ingalls and others
Knanimously. Voted
that, for the purpose of reimbursing the treasury for sums paid the country of Essex on account
og of the assessment made on February 6, 1924, to meet the town's share of the cost of the Essex County Tuberculosis Hospital. the treasurer, with the appro- val of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow the sum of $5000.00 as authorized by Chapter 449 of the Acts of 1924, and to issue bonds or notes of the town therefor, said bonds or notes to be payable by the serial method as set forth in Chapter 44 of the General Laws, so that the whole loan shall be paid in not more than ten years from the date of issue of the first bond or note, or at such carlier dates us the treasurer and selectmen may determine.
Voted
to adjourn.
A true record Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
1924.
Election Officers appointed by the Selectmen for 1924.
Precinct Cene. Charles Perley, Warden O svom Ang. 30, 1924, Raymond Perley, Dept. Warden " Sept. 4, 1924 George B. Parkhurst. Clerk 0 Hiram N. Towne, Dept. Colork
J. Perlen Killam, Inspector 0 Clarence E. Brown, Dept. Inspector , Sept. 3, 1924.
Paul Killam, Inspector ". .. 6,1924. Joseph B. Matthews, Dept. Inspector
Precinct Two.
WalterI. Chadwick, Warden Marshall R. Whittier, Dept, Warden Edward E. Pearl, Clerk 0
Harry L. Cole, Dept. Ce leck
0
I. Henry Nason, Inspector 0 Charles F. Austin, Dept. Inspector Simeon S. Pearl, Inspector 0 Clinton B. Napon, Dept, Inspector 0
Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
1924.
This is to certify that I have this day, (August 23, 1924.) destroyed all the Ballots cast at the Annual Town Meeting held in Boxford, Mass, March 3, 1924, and at the Presidential Primaries held in Precinct one and two Boxford, April 29.1924. according to law.
Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
August 29 th 1924. To the Town Clerk, Boxford
At a regular meeting of the Selecmen of Boxford, held Ang. 8th, J. Perley Killam was appointed Treasurer of the Town of Boxford for the balance of the year. Harry L. Cole Clerk. Atrice copy Atteet.
Sworn by Jown Clock
John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Aug. 13, 1924.
Bofford, Sept, 9, 1924, This is to certify that I have delivered to the Election Officers of Precincts one and two of the Town of Borford all of The Ballots sent out by the Secretary of the Common- wealth for the Primaries held Sept. 9, 1924, and hold receipts therefor from the Wardens of each Precinct,
Attest John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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435
1924.
State Primary Election September 9th 1924. Agreeably to the foregoing warrant the voters of Precinct I met at the Town Hall.
The meeting was called to order by the Warder Charles Perley, at 7 o'clock A.M.
The reading of the Warrant was dispensed ni The ballot-box was opened and shown to be empty, then closed, locked and the key placed in the hands of Constable Mighill.
The full opened at 7 A. M. The polls closed at 1 P.M. The ballet-box then registered 44
The check-lists showed the number of votes cast 44 The number of ballots in ballot box 44 The ballots were counted, publicly declared and recorded as follows. For Governor
Republican AlvanJ. Fuller of 81 Appleton Street, Malden. James Jackson, of Grove St. Westwood. Blanks 2 11
Democrat James th, 6 wiley of 350 Jamaicaway, Boston 0
Blanks
For Lieutenant Governor.
Republican Frank G. Allen of 289 Walpole St. Norwood 36
Blanks 8
Democrat Thomas &. Boynton, of19 Allen St. Arlington 0
11 John J. Cummings, of 22 Inwood St. Boston 0
William A, Q'Hearn of 63 Blackington St. North Adams For Secretary
Republican ( Cook 39
Frederic W. Look of Benton Road, Somerville.
Blanke 5
Democrat H. Oscar Rochelean of 47 Brownell St, Worcester 0
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For Treasurer,
Republican Otis Allen of 270 Gibson St. Lowell. 5
" William A. Allen of 4 Mixon Place. Boston 5
11 James l. Bean of 5 Ellsworth Ave. Cambridge. 4
11 Fred . Burrell of 22 Ashland St. Medford 10
Horace A. Keith of 1090 Main St. Brocton 4
Blanks
William S. Youngman. of 53 Strathmore Road Boston 11 5
320
1924.
mocrat
Michael L. Eisner, of 6 9 Commonwealth Are Pittsfield o For Auditor.
hublican Herbert W. Burr of 45 Nixon St. Boston 4
11
Alongo B. Cook, of 27 Wales St. Boston 24
11
1 Harold D. Wilson, of 195 Summer St. Somerville 11
Blanke 5
mocrat For Attorney General
Thublican Say R. Benton of 3 Pequessette Road, Belmont 37 mocrat John E. Swift, of 7 Parker Hill Are, Milford For Sector in Congress.
Publican Louis A. Coolidge of Dudley Lane, Milton 12 Frederick W. Dallingerof 7 Linnacan St, Cambridge, 5 Frederick H, I illett of 140 Chestnut St. Springfield. 19 Blanks. 8 mocrat. David J. Walsh of 35 Day St, Fitchburg For Congressman, Seventh District, 32
Kanblican Charles A. Littlefield, of 5 Prescott Road, Lynn, Blanke 12
Denverat William P. Connery, fr. of 308 Chestnut St. Lynn.
For Conseiller Fifth District.
Publican Engene B. Fraser of 8 Sanderson Ave, Lynn,
31
Blanks 13
8
mocrat For Senator- Fourth Essen District
publican J. Bradford Davis of 516 chestnut St, Haverhill, 14
11 Albert P. Wadleigh of 67 Church St. Merriman 21
Blanks 9 1
mocrat For Representative in General Court Fourth Essex District.
Publican Benjamin Brief of 32 Observatory Are. Haverhill 5 Narcisse F. Deneau, of ID upre Ave. 11 2
11 James H. Early, of 742 Salem St. Groveland 13
William J. Greenler, of Highland Road, Boxford 25 Frank D. Mansur, of 17 Byron St. Haverhill 0
0
J. Warren Mccarthy, of 446 Wash, St. " Herbert W. Urquhart, of 50 West Main St. Georgetown 23 Blanka 20
4
0
Vil
10
Unverat 1
427
1924,
For County Commissioners- Essex
Republican Frederick Butter, of 80 Sunray St. Lawrence 29 Harland A. McPhetres of 11 Beach Road Lynn. 5 Robert H. Mitchell of 950 Main St. Haverhill 30 Blanks 21
Democrat Thomas D. Donahure of 18 Doyle St. Lawrence 0 Michael F. Mcgrath of 6 Carpenter St. Salem 0
For Register of Probate and Insolvency, Essex County Republican Horace H. Atherton fr. of 17 Ocean Terrace, Lynn 3
Blanks
Democrat
For County Treasurer, Essex. Republican Walter P. Babb. of 35 Virginia Terrace, Lynn. 36 Blanke 8 r
Democrat
For State Committee. Fourth Essex District. Republican Matthew J. Fowler, of 545 Main St. Haverhill Blanks
31
Democrat Charles M. Boyle of 19 Parsons St. Peabody. 0 For Delegate to State Convention. State Conv. Boxfore Republican Robert B. Parkhurst / H.L. Cole
11
Chas. F. Austin 1
Mrs. M. Bond 1
Robt. Livermore 1
Blanke 39
For Town Committee, Boxford.
Raymond Perley 1
Chas. F. Austin
H. N. Towne 2
H.L. Cole 2
W. F. Stanton
1
Blanks 41 (?)
Democrat
A true record attest,
A true copy Attest: Gev. B. Parkhurst- John D. Parkhurst, Town Clerk. Precinct türk.
11
/1
Democrat
Republican
1924.
Record of Precinct Two Town of Boxford Primary Election Tuesday September ninth 1924. Meeting called to order and warrant read by the Precinct clerk at seven o clock A.M.
Polls opened at seven o'clock and 10 minutes A.M. after the ballot box had been examined by the precinct officers and the public and found to be empty, the ballot box was locked and the key taken and held by Frank H. Spofford the constable in attendance
The ballot box registered 000.
At one o clock and 30 minutes in the after- noon, the polls were closed, the ballot box regis- tering eighty one (81)
The officers in charge of the check lists announ- ced the number of names checked to be eighty 80
The ballots were then removed from the ballet box and audibly counted one by one and the
whole number at was found to be eighty (80) The precinct officers then proceeded to conn't the votes received by each person with the following result;
Whole number of votes for candidates for Governor Republican 77
Blanks 13
Alvan J. Freller, of Malden 60
James Jackson of Westwood 17
Whole number of votes for candidates for
Lieutenant Governor, Republican. 74
Blanka 6
Frank D. Allen of Norwood 74 Whole number of votes for candidates for
Secretary Republican 69
Blanks 11
Frederic W. Cook of Somerville
69
429
1924
Whole number of votes for candidates for Treasure Republican
Blanks 9
Otis Allen of Lowell 9
William A Allen of Boston 3
James W. Bean of Cambridge
Fred J. Burrell of Medford 27
Horace A. Keith of Brockton
7
William S. Youngman of Boston 18 Whole number of votes for candidates for Auditor Republican. 71
Blanke 9
Herbert W. Burr of Boston 14
Alonzo B. Look of Boston . 42
Harold D. Wilson of Somerville 15
Whole number of votes for candidates for Attorney General Republican 73
Blanks 7
Say R. Benton of Belmont 73 Whole number of votes for candidates for Senato. in Congress Republicano 76
Blanke 4
Louis R. Coolidge of Milton 33
Frederick W. Dallinger of Cambridge
19
Frederick H. Gillette of Springfield
24
Whole number of votes for candidates for bongers man, seventh district Republican 68 Blanks 12
Charles A Littlefield of Lynn. 68 Whole number of votes for candidates for Councille Fifth District Republicano 67
Blanks 13
Engene A, Fraser of Lynn. 67
Whole number of votes for candidates for Senator
fourth Essex District Republican 68
Blanks 12
J. Bradford Davis of Haverhill 23
Albert P. Wadleigh of Merriman
45
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430
1924.
Whole number of votes for candidates for Representa- time in General Court fourth Essex District Republican 138
Blanks 22
Benjamin Brief of Haverhill
/
Narcisse F. Denean of Haverhill
3
William J. Greenler of Boxford 34
George W. Haynes of Haverhill
33
Frank D. Mansur of Haverhill
James H. Earley of Groveland 1
J. Warren Mccarthy of Haverhill
-
Herbert W. Urquhart of Georgetown
60
Whole number of votes for candidates for County Commissioners, Essex, Republicano 132 Blanks 28
Frederick Butter of Lawrence
Le le
Harland A. McPhetres of Lynn
8
Robert H. Mitchell of Haverhill 58 Whole number of votes for candidates for Register of Probate and Insolvency, Essex County, Republican. 68
Blanks 12
Horace H. Atherton of Lynn
68
Whole number of votes for candidates for County Treasurer, Essex, Republican 74 Blanks
Walter P. Babb of Lynn 74
Whole number of votes for State Committee 4th Essex District Republican. 67
Blanks 13
Matthew J. Fowler of Haverhill
67
Whole number of votes for delegate to state
Convention Republican
18
Blanks 62
John T. Chachwick 5
Q. Albion Andrew / Harry L. Cole 5
Charles F. Austin
4 (over)
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481
1924,
Edward E. Pearl 2
Simeon S. Pearl
1
Wholenumber of votes for Town Committee Republican 15
Blanke 225
Hiram N. Jonne 4
Edward E. Pearl 3
Alfred K. Nason 1
Harry L. Coole 1
Charles F. Austin
5
Simeon S. Pearl
1
At Three oclock and 20 minutes in the afternoon it was noted that the meeting be dissolved .
A true record attest Edward E. Pearl Clerk of Precinct Two Boyford.
Atrice copy Attest John ti Pal Town Clerk.
1924.
Bofond, Mass, Sept. 13, 1924,
Charles F. Austin: Member Town Committee DearSir;
At the Primaries held in Bafford, Mass,
Sept, 9, 1924. Harry L, Cole was chosen Delegate to the Republican State Convention,
Charles F. Austin and Hirano N. Towne, were chosen Members of The Republican Town Committee.
There was a tie vote between Harry L. Cole and Edward & Pearl for Town Committee, each receiving three votes. (see Chap, 53, Sec. 53, last clause) General Laws,
Attesti John W. Parkhurst Town Clerk.
Boyford, Mass. Sept. 13, 1924, Hiram N. Towne, Member Town Com, Dear Sir;
At the Primaries held in Boxford, Mass. Sept. 9, 1924,
Harry &. Cole was chosen Delegate to the Republican State Convention.
Bm and Charles F. Austin were chosen Members of the Republican Town Com - mitter.
There was a tie vote between Harry L. Cole, and Edward E. Pearl for Town Committed, each receiving three votes, free Chap, 53, Sec, 53, General Laws, last clause),
Attest, John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk. The above is a true copy of the letters sent to Charles F. Austin and Hiram N. Jaune Attesti John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
433
Barferd, Nov. 4,1924,
I have destroyed all the Ballets cast at the State Primaries.
Town Click.
Attest John W. Pankhurst,
in both precinct of Boxford, on Sept, 9, 1924, this day.
1924
Boxford, Mass. Sept. 13,1924, Harry L. Cole, Member Town Committee. Dear Sir :
This is to certify that you were elected Delegate to The Republican State Convention at the Primaries held in Boxford, Mass. heldon Sept. 9, 1924,
Attest John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk. A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk
Following is a list of jurors for the year 1954, as prepared by the Selectmen of the Town of Boxford,
George Carver Lake Shore Road De horford William A. Dick Valley Road . Boxford Printer Jimeon Lead Lake Shore Road Boxford Farmer. brand Kyon Jeswich Road . Boxford Carpenter David S. Anderson Brook Road I Boxford Farmer. Paulo Le Pillan, Fillan Field Road Boxford Farmer Raymond 6. Sillir Lawrence Road, Bofond Carpenter Matthew Lawrence Food Boxford Farmer Haller I. French Haverhill Road Boxford Seamate A Parker Cheney Middletow Road Safford Farmer Clarence O Profon Mani Street Buford Ja Dealer Charles! austin, Main Street, It. Buford, Farmer
a true copy. lettext: JohnW. Parkhurst, Town Clerk. Burford, Nov. 4. 1924 Thereby certify that I have delivered to the Election Officers of each precinct, all the Ballot etc, sent me Of The Secretary, for use this day, Attest J din W. Porkhonest Jormelek.
131
1924.
State Election, November 4. 1924. agreeably to the foregoing warrant the voters !! reciget I met at the Jan Wall Borford. The meeting was called to order by Harda. Charles Verley the reading of the varient was waived Falls were declared apen at Morlock A. M. The ballot- box was afewed and shown to be empty, then closed and locked and the Free Placed in the hands of Constable Mighill. Pollo closed at 1:25 P.M.
The ballot box then registered 10%. The check lists showed number of votes cast 10% 3 absent votre; The number of ballots me backat-box 10% The ballots were counted, Publicly declared and recorded as follows. Electors of President and Vice President
Coolidge and Sauver Republican 92.
Of Large
George a Bacon of Longmeadow. Heater S. Fearing of Boston.
1. arthur S. Gaylord of Holyaks. 2. Charles S. Garner of northfield 3. Telephone Leboeuf of Webster.
H. Frank Joe Batshelder of Storcenter. 5 Edith Houve Jogury Lowell. 6. Jayden A Morrill of Newburyport. 7. Ihre S. attwill of Lym. 8. William J. Davis of Cambridge. 9. Emma Fall Schoficial a Maiden. 10. Frank Gardner Hall. Doctor 11. Francis R. Range of Boston. 12. IdaE, Miliband of Boston. 13. Henry F. Beal of Waltham. 14. Harry A. Williams of Burton. 15. Charles . Cam . of Naunton. 16. Malvina 7. Keith of Barne. Blanke ..
By Districte
el
00
1
n
635
924.
Democratic 16
Paris and Buyfan, Lichia daston of Boston. John F. Fitzgerald of Boston. Hetfield. 2. Anne Sedle Heffernan of northampton. 3. Marcus a. Coolidge of Fitchburg. 4. Deter & Sullivan ! Horecenter.
By Districts
5. Humphrey O'Sullivan of Lowell. 6. Charles ASettingell of amesbury. 7. Genevieve OM& Glue of Lynn. 8. Edward . Juin of Cambridge. Salm &Murphy of Somewille.
9. Charles A Cale of Boston. 0.
M. CAndrew & Peters of Boston. 12. tamer Gallivan of Boston. 13. arthur Lynque of Halthan. 14. Charles FGiordan of Sharon. 15. Edmond . Talbot of Fall River. 16. Hannah ashley of New Bedford. Blanke.
cit Large .
Foster and Gitlow Workers Party [0].
George Fracka of anthrop michael M. of Boston. Robert Jeline of Boston. Charles Hedrick of Boston 3. Ayman Levine
Be Districta
of Brockton. 4. William Marttila of orcenter. 5. Bevis Marks of Boston. 6. Unni Daari of howwood. 7. Louis Je eier Sv. of Storcenter. 5. John Youko of Howood. 9. Hima Ivinter of alkole. 10. Samuel A Levine of Boston. 1. Eva Hoffman of Boston. 2 Grael . Hurwitz of Boston. 13. Sarah Ry Ballaw of Boston. 1. Emma . Hutchins of Boston.
130
1924.
15. S. Sinisals of Fitchburg. 16. Millian Janhoven of Gardner. Blankel.
Jahre, and Reynolds Socialist Labor Party 101. Henry C. Ness of Boston. Samuel Ferguson of Everett.
1.
Herman Asepke of Pittsfield
2.
3. Bernel C. Wheeler of
Oskar Anisalis of Springfield Heelminster.
4 Joseph fickra milford.
5. John Mckinnon of Lowell. affromas Brennan of Sakene. 6,
Gather of Sym. Peter O' Touch of Thechford.
7. 8.
9. Daniel J. Blessington of Sommerville.
10. James a. Comechel of Boston. albert J. Hatermare of Doctor. movie Decker of Boston. 13. alex Brady of Halthan .. Patrick A Lastice of Wlington.
14. 15. Oder Johnson of attleboro 16. Samer Nayer of Plymouth
Blanke.
8.
2.
4 . 5. Ilande.
Parkman 13. Flanders of Farverfelt.
7. michael S Elizabeth . Say, " Canbring. Clarence
Awoman . Miand of Boston.
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Daniel Donovan of A heeler Tout Shell of Audio.
By Districts.
La Follette and theeker. Independent Progressive alice Stone Blackwell of Boston." George A. brenne of Springfield. 1. albert prague Carciage of itteficial. Halter & genetick o Springfield 3. adelbert . Aleman of gourmetud. Sauceeter
at
Large
i
By Districts 2
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at Large. 1 5
137
1924.
1. Thomas M. Malan of Boston. 12. Joseph Heyman of Boston. 13.0 Florence N. quecount of Boston. 14. Robert H. O. Schulz of Dedham 15. George Clark of aunton
16, rakam Birinde of New Bedford. Blanke [4]
Vaters inserted names
Of Large
Voter inverted names.
By Dieties
Governor. Schr & Ballaw of Boston Worker Party 0 James M. Curley of Boston Democratic
GalvanJ. Fuller of walden Republican. 101 Samer Hayes, a Plymouth Socialiet Labor Party. 1. HalterS. Autchine of Greenfield Socialist Party, Blanks 6
Lieutenant Governor. Frank . allen of Norwood Republican. Soha & Cummings of Boston, Democratic. 2.
L
arthur a. Cunning of Boston Socialiet abou Party. 1 Thomas Nicholson of Laurence Socialist Party. 0. Edward Rand Stevens of Boston, Sockers Ponty 0 Blanks 10.
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