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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1916

Page

16

Bay State Road Debt A Mystery At Public Hearing

Bay State Street Railway President P F Sullivan testified at a six cent fare hearing before the Public Service Commission recounting periods of profitability and a floating debt from late 1912. He said seven years of effort failed to reveal the debt’s purpose, and that stockholders had already borne burdens from unwise purchases of trolley roads. He supported a 7 percent fare increase as reasonable for public benefit, while noting losses from workingmen tickets movies and parks.

Diogenes Bay State Street Railway Company P. F. Sullivan Bay State Company Public Service Commission Sullivan Arthur G. Wadleigh the Road Mr. Wadleigh Mr. Sullivan Philip L. Saltonstall Bay State

Pa Van Loon Takes A Quiet Day In

Pa Van Loon has a full day with no engagements, enjoying time off. Details to follow in the upcoming Sunday Post.

Pa van Loon

Marston Sued for Alienation

Shirley Marston of the R Marston Company faces a $100000 alienation of affections suit by Daniel J Munyon, a Watertown laundryman and billiard parlor owner. Attachments on Marston properties in Brookline and Barnstable County. Munyon claims justification but cites no specifics.

Shirley Marston R. Marston Company Restaurateurs Daniel J. Munyon Watertown James F. Vahey Munyon Brighton Mr. Munyon Mt. Auburn Street Daniel C. Flynn Charles Street Boston Boylston Street

Shirley Marston and Marguerite Munyon Rearing Separation

Shirley Marston focused on Mrs. Marguerite Munyon for two years leading to a separation from her husband.

Shirley Marston Marguerite Munyon

Osgood to Seek Re Election in 10th Middlesex

Maynard July 2 Representative George E. Osgood of Hudson announces his candidacy for re election to the General Court this fall. He will run in the 10th Middlesex district comprising Maynard Boxboro Hudson and Stow.

Maynard George E. Osgood Hudson Middlesex Boxboro Stow

Hughes There as Diplomat Hughes There as Diplomat

Delegations of suffragists and anti-suffragists met Charles E Hughes at Bridgehampton and praised the conference as entirely satisfactory. Hughes, the Republican presidential nominee, later hosted leaders and leaders of anti suffrage groups called the reception eminently satisfactory. Mrs Catt and Dr Shaw represented the suffragists, while Mrs Arthur M Dodge led the anti suffrage delegation.

New York Charles E. Hughes Bridgehampton Hughes Carrie Chapman Catt National Woman Suffrage Association Anna Howard Shaw Norman der. Whitehouse Catt Arthur M. Dodge National Association Part

Secretary of the Navy in Boston Visit Without Salute

Assistant Secretary Franklin D. Roosevelt flew to Boston yesterday by torpedo boat Coyningham from Eastport and proceeded to the navy yard. By his orders there was no salute as he left on the 10 o clock train for Washington.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Boston Navy Yard Coyningham Eastport

Lexington Adopts 1916 Tax Rate At $23 Per Thousand

The Lexington assessors announced the 1916 tax rate yesterday, fixed at 23 dollars for each thousand dollars of assessed valuation, up from last year's 20.80 rate, an increase of 2.20. The decision sets the city’s revenue target for the new year and affects property owners across Lexington.

Lexington

Miss Whitaker and Bean Wed at Lexington Home

Miss Ethel Florilla Whitaker daughter of former Selectman William Hadley Whitaker of Lexington and George William Bean son of Barbara Ellen Bean of Bedford Street Lexington were married last evening in the bride’s parents home on Bedford Street North Lexington.

Ethel Florilla Whitaker William Hadley Whitaker Lexington George William Bean Barbara Ellen Bean Bedford Street North

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