Boston mayor vows to halt tax dodging and land graft
In a public missive the Boston mayor denounces Laurence Minot and allies for tax dodging and using the Good Government label to push Park Square land deals. He warns that a small circle of councilmen could approve city funds for private gain and pledges action to stop graft.
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Ex Mayor Fitzgerald Tackles Record in Boston Hall Rally
Ex-Mayor Fitzgerald defends his public service at Faneuil Hall speeches amid sharp attacks from rival Storrow backers. He cites savings, reforms, and projects from his Boston tenure, Congress days, and state service, highlighting tax cuts and infrastructure advances.
Taylor's Name Tops The City Ticket
Crowds filled City Hall as Curley nomination papers faced disqualification and a decision on placing Curley’s name on the ballot. Jud Richardson reserved ruling after hearing arguments. Mayor Hibbard and others were represented by aides and campaign staff while Taylor appeared in person.
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Storrow Outlines Seven Pledges For City Labor
James J. Storrow spoke at Congress Hall Ward 4 Charlestown last night outlining seven pledges on city labor policy if elected mayor. He pledged no discharge of elderly workers, progress on pension reform, fair handling of contracts, promotion for loyal staff, and no compelled political dues, criticizing former Mayor Fitzgerald for waste. He spoke at multiple rallies and praised relief efforts for Messina.
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