Lomasney Pushes Charter Change Fight in Boston
Boston politics heats as Lomasney drafts an investigation order to probe Curley administration and Finance Commission records. He seeks a special committee or AG referral, with Senate openness and House committee opposition shaping a heated clash among City Hall factions.
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Lomasney
Finance Commission
Curley
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Rules Committee
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House Rules Committee
State House
Bos
Outside backers rally to back Lomasney in bid
Ton will mobilize strong support for Lomasney as a Boston political clash with Curley unfolds. Outside voters, normally detached, fear a vote against the Lomagney order may be interpreted as opposition to his record. Lomagney presses forward with peak influence in the Legislature.
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Ton
Lomasney
Boston
Curley
Lomagney
Senate delays naval appropriation debate to Thursday
Washington June 12 The consideration of the naval appropriation bills in the Senate, initially set for tomorrow, will not begin until Thursday after a late decision by party leaders.
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Washington
Senate
Experts Placed for Hague Inquiry on Russia
Premier Poincare answers the British memorandum saying French experts at The Hague may push for sending a commission to Russia to investigate on the spot with Soviet consent. He notes Britain agrees experts only should attend to avoid political discussions and stresses an on site inquiry is essential to restore economic activity.
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Associated
Poincare
Hague
France
Russia
M. Poincare
ASK CUT IN FILM RENTALS IN NEW YORK
A behind closed doors conference in New York between Will Hays leading producers and Sydney S. Cohen heading exhibitors focused on film rental cuts. Theatre owners seek reductions to counter a business slump and support cleaner movies as a new industry program unfolds.
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New York
Cieed
Will Hays
Sydney S. Cohen
Living-out Girls in Detroit Earn Less This Year
In Detroit the living-out girls earn from eight to thirteen dollars a week, down from fifteen to twenty dollars last year. The change reflects a drop in pay scales and living allowances for domestic workers in the city.
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Detroit
City Council Increases Hill Edison Rate Fight Funding
The council voted to add 25 000 dollars to the 90 000 already given to Arthur D Hill special counsel in the Edison Illuminating Company rate dispute. Moriarty attacked Burr the Dorchester representative used as investigator, calling it an injustice to have a legislator on the city payroll. Hill said Burr was not hired by him and that he will bill for services only after the Edison case ends with approval by the corporation counsel and the mayor.
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Arthur D. Hill
Edison Illuminating Company
Hill
Edison Company
Moriarty
Herbert W. Burr
Dorchester
Burr
Public Utilities Commission
Council
Edison
Pete
Curley
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