Anti Lobby Rule Up for Shaw As Law Makers Clash
Legislative committee on rules meets to decide if the lobby must go. President Allen T. Treadway and Senator James F. Shaw clash over a proposed anti lobby rule for Senate corridors. The House already debates or rescinds a similar rule as the panel convenes this afternoon.
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Legislative Committee
Alien T. Treadway
James F. Shaw
Manchester
Francke W. Dickinson
Springfield
Elmer C. Potter
Worcester
Richard S. Teeling
Boston
Joseph Walker
Underhill
Somerville
Cushing
Stearns
Cambridge
Hobson
Palmer
Washburn
Madsen
Holyoke
Hodskins
Curtiss
Hingham
Pope
Leominster
Carmody
Treadway
Senate
House
Allen T. Treadway
Committee On Rules
Senator Shaw
Shaw
Senate Chamber
Merrimac
Lawrence
Allen Treadway
Senate Rules Battle Centers on Treadway Shaw Pact
Senator Shaw and Senator Treadway back a rule to bar lobbyists from the Senate chamber and corridors, aligning with President Treadway who seeks House rule parity. The plan, pending in the rules committee, faces cautious support and opposition among lawmakers and lobbyists.
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Shaw
Treadway
Senate
House
Joint Committee On Rules
Committee On Rules
Washburn in revolt over railroad policy stance
Representative Robert Washburn of Worcester, named chairman of the committee on railroads, openly opposes the driving policy of President Treadway and Speaker Walker. He vows no committee hearings until all pending railroad bills reach the committee, promising not to revisit the same ground.
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Robert Washburn
Worcester
Committee On Railroads
Treadway
Walker
Uniform Auto Laws Reform Shifts Toward Uniform Statute
State Highway Commission report to Legislature outlines recodification of automobile laws to draft a uniform statute. A traded fee based on horsepower is proposed, following a suggestion from New England Governors.
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State Highway Commission
New England
Garcelon Denies House Leadership. Underhill Named Leader
Representative William F. Garcelon of Newton says he is not the leader linked to Speaker Walker. Charles L. Underhill of Somerville is identified as the ranking man on the Speaker's cabinet and the House leader, after returning last year from a six year absence.
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William F. Garcelon
Newton
Walker
House
Garcelon
Charles L. Underhill
Somerville
Committee On Rules
State House
Underhill
Draper Names First Appointments for New Term
At yesterday's Executive Council meeting Governor Draper announced four reappointments. Henry M. Howard of Newton to the Board of Agriculture Harold Parker of Lancaster will chair the Highway Commission Fisher Ames of Weston will prepare tables showing changes in the revised statutes and Matthew Walker of Barre will serve as trial justice in Worcester County.
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Executive Council
Draper
Henry M. Howard
Newton
Board of Agriculture
Harold Parker
Lancaster
Highway Commission
Fisher Ames
Weston
Matthew Walker
Barre
Worcester County
Chinese Envoys Cleared in Chinatown Assault Case
Investigation shows four Chinese envoys who left Boston the day after the assault on Yee Dun Ging had no involvement. The leaders Yip Yin Law A Yam Lau Sz Ki and On Won Gow were studying Chinese welfare in America, were guests of prominent Chinese in Boston, and departed as planned, unaware of any factional ties.
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Yee Dun Ging
Chinatown
Boston
New York
Yip Yin
Law A. Yam
Lau Sz Ki
On Won Gow
America
Tongs
Yee
Earthquake Relief Funds Total $159 144 09 State and Red Cross
Funds raised for earthquake victims combine state and Red Cross drives, totaling $159 144 09. Major gifts include $130 555 86 from the Massachusetts Italian relief effort and $28 588 23 to the American National Red Cross Massachusetts branch. Major donors exceed $100, with several city events and organizations contributing, including Boston and Lynn groups and Circolo Italiano di Boston.
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Massachusetts
American National Red Cross
Star Theatre
Caroline
A. Williame
Boston
Lynn
French Women's Christian Union
Red Cross Fund
Circolo Italiano di Boston
Delcesiog. Coi
Ccaccente
Vahey Men 10 Get Control
Democratic State committee meets at Quincy House at 1 pm to organize. Frederick J. Macleod of Cambridge expected to win the chair, backing Vahey followers. Secretary race features Daniel J. Kane and John F. McCarthy amid at large voting dispute.
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Democratic State Committee
Quincy House
Friends
Frederick J. Macleod
Cambridge
James H. Vahey
Macleod
Ward 19
Marines Oppose Shipboard Withdrawals Behind Naval Affairs Panel
Brigadier General Elliott and Marine officers told a House naval affairs subcommittee that continuing the order to withdraw marines from ships would hurt enlistments. They argue that target practice comparisons were biased and that efficiency figures were not comparable. Cablegrams from fleet commanders urged removal, while Admiral Swinburne supported removal but under naval authority.
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Washington
Elliott
Marine Corps
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Sims
Waller
Laucheimer
Neville
Dunlap
Atlantic
Pacific
Admiral Sperry
Naples
Vermont
Connecticut
Swinburne
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Cuba
Hife
California
West McKinley
P. J. Evans
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Mass
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Ile
Joseph C. Foley
Hopkinton
Talbot Co
Wolf’s
My Clothier
Borton Dige
Wyman’s
Hanover
Carrie Nation
Newcastle-On-Tyne
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King
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Shaw Smiling
Committee
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Red Cross
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