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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1911

Page

7

Foss Finance Commission Plan Sparks Republican Debate

The Republicans back Foss plan for a statewide Finance Commission to study municipal taxation and debt but oppose granting it power to continue investigations into state boards and departments. Democrats urge full investigative authority, while Governor Foss cites misused trust funds and unlawful borrowing to justify the commission.

Foss Grafton Cushing Charles F. Gettemy Bureau of Statistics

Gettemy backs more study on municipal finance policy

Mr Gettemy urged further study on municipal and town finance to outline policies, noting he is unsure how broad a commission’s powers should be and that taxation questions could extend beyond the department’s remit. He cited a proposed State finance commission concept discussed by Mr Chase.

Watertown Finance Committee Criticizes Town Expenditures

In a late night session the Watertown finance committee blasted Board of Selectmen over expenditures it calls excessive. The panel criticized Chief of Police pay rise from 1200 to 1500, Town Hall repairs, and heating equipment errors at the police HQ. Bartlett Shaw refused reappointment as chair. J H L Coon was elected to replace.

Finance Committee of Watertown Board of Selectmen W. F. Learnard David Bolton Bartlett M. Shaw J. H. L. Coon

West End stockholders demand books on Boston Elevated bid

A committee of West End street railway stockholders protested to the joint legislative committee on street railways. They accuse the Boston Elevated Company of withholding books and data, seeking an official public investigation and appraisal of the books and property. F. S. Mead leads the protective committee.

West End Street Railway Boston Elevated Company Joint Legislative Committee On Street Railways Elevated West End West End Stockholders’ Protective Committee F. S. Mead Boston Elevated

Rebels storm Fez and Sultan seeks refuge in French consulate

A telegram reports Moroccan rebels captured Fez and massacred the garrison. The Sultan is said to have taken refuge in the French consulate in Tetuan.

Madrid Tetuan Fez

Report on Shaw case sealed by judge orders

A grand jury investigation into the estate of Quincey A. Shaw and executors Quincy A. Shaw Jr Robert F. Herrick and Francis C. Welch found no fault warranting an indictment Judge Stevens ordered no bill entered and the special report sealed and not released to the public

Stevens Grand Jury Quincy A. Shaw, Jr Robert F. Herrick Francis C. Welch Quincey A. Shaw

Republicans Split Over Secretary of State Nominees

Republican members on Beacon Hill are deeply divided in the race for Secretary of State with about a dozen factions at cross purposes. A committee was appointed by 20 members to bring in Monday candidates other than Colonel A P Langtry of Springfield and Representative Russell A Wood of Cambridge.

Beacon Hill A. P. Langtry Springfield Russell A. Wood Cambridge Turner and Crocker George Ellis Roger Walcott Nathan Tufts Colonel Langtry Cogswell Langtry Wood

Political Factions Form Amid Tax Debate Ahead of Caucus

Representatives Turner Crocker Ellis Walcott Tufts organize factions to block Langtry and back Donahue a Beacon Hill newsman with income tax and direct senate election bills. Hatfield faces criticism over Boston charter ties as Republicans risk agreement. Democrats mass for Tuesday caucus and joint convention.

Hatfield Republican State Committee Boston Donahue Martin Lomasney Beacon Hill United States

Dorchester surveyor commits suicide after illness and worry

Richmond P. Souther a 35 year old surveyor in the city department of surveying killed himself at his Granite Avenue Dorchester home early yesterday after a night of sleepless worry over his daughter and wife. His wife, Miss Ethel Burt of Milton, fainted at the scene and lies in serious condition while the infant daughter remains critically ill.

Richmond P. Souther City Department of Surveying Granite Avenue Dorchester Souther Ethel Burt Milton

Debussy Iberia Debut and Curry Tone Poem in Boston

Boston Symphony Orchestra gave first readings of Debussy Iberia and Arthur Curry Atala in Symphony Hall. Fiedler conducted Curry from manuscript with Corinne Rider Kelsey soloing. Wagner and Beethoven items framed a mixed program. Curry’s piece shows color and ambition but uneven construction. Debussy impressed with rich tone color and impressionist fineness.

Debussy Iberia Arthur Curry Atala Chateaubriand Boston Boston Symphony Orchestra Symphony Hall Fiedler Curry Newton Highlands Corinne Rider-Kelsey Chactas Mr. Curry Spain Mme. Rider-Kelsey Coriolanus Beethoven Tschaikowsky Waener Nuremburg

Seen and Heard in Hub Hotels

A New York triptych of hotel life anecdotes from the Essex and Vendome includes a farm guest mistaking hotel freedom for prison rule, a painterly mystery at the Westminster, and sports and lecturing notes featuring J C Chapman and Rev Dr James Moffatt visiting Boston and Cambridge venues.

Essex Farmington Cr. H. Greenleaf Profile House White Mountains New York James Moffatt Mansfield Broughtry Ferry Scotland Union Theological School Lenox Pilgrim Church Cambridge Yale Theological School

Chelsea Everett Line Redrawn in Island End Boundary

The House passed the bill 128 to 79 for a third reading to redraw the Chelsea Everett boundary along Island End river. The change would move the New England Gas & Coke Works from Chelsea into Everett, sparking tax and access debates. The measure carries a referendum to Chelsea residents.

Chelsea Everett Island End River New England Gas & Coke Works Heiverett

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