City Sues Electric Company Over $90,000 Charge
Corporation Counsel Arthur D. Hill announced in a letter to Mayor Peters that the city has brought suit in Suffolk Superior Court against Edison Electric Illuminating Company for $90,000 alleging illegal electricity charges. The writ is returnable Oct. 3.
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Arthur D. Hill
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Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Suffolk Superior Court
City seeks rate relief from Edison Electric Illumining
A report notes the department of public utilities can order a refund for the city and holds that the 10 percent additional charge and coal clause are unjustly collected between Oct 1, 1917, and the present date. The city argues these charges were collected illegally and seeks reduction in electricity rates.
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City objects to Edison coal clause and wartime rate adds
The city asserts Edison Company overcharged on coal clause and 10 percent wartime increases during the war. Boston says the charges were applied to city contracts for street lighting and municipal electricity, and that past repayments cannot be ordered by the public utilities department.
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Edison Company
Corporation Counsel
Boston
Department of Public Utilities
Noonan's Hair Petrole claims summer hair relief
Advertisement touts Noonan's Hair Petrole as a summer scalp tonic to prevent dandruff and hair loss. It promises quick benefits with two or three weekly applications and notes availability at drug and department stores or from T Noonan & Sons in Boston.
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Drug and Dept
T. Noonan & Sons
Portland St
Boston
Mass
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