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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1911

Page

8

Bates and Towns in Money Troubles

Massachusetts figures show 156 towns examined report municipal indebtedness totaling over 1.12 million dollars with no provision to meet it. Gettemy warns of wholesale borrowing from trust funds and cemetery funds causing confusion and possible illegality, with nearly half a million borrowed for current expenses from town improvements funds.

Charles F. Gettemy Mas.susetts Gettemy Malone Bureau of Statistics Bureau

Gettemys Summary of Wildcat Town and City Borrowings

Gettemys Summary of Wildcat Town and City Borrowings details loans from individuals or banks on demand notes, trust funds for perpetual care, and centers funds. It reports totals of $2,265,694.28 in cities and $1,160,171.82 in towns, with $621,799.28 and $502,452.70 outstanding indebtedness respectively.

Billerica Senate Cohasset

Misappropriated Funds Attract Six Percent Tax Penalty

Towns are paying 6 percent upon these misappropriated funds, highlighting financial penalties tied to fraud or embezzlement. Authorities warn of ongoing scrutiny and recovery efforts amid municipal budget concerns.

Penses

Towns seek legislative approval for gradual tax refunds

Several towns request legislative permission to refund taxes gradually to avoid harming current taxpayers. The issue follows an inquiry by Mr Gettemy linked to a Senate order from Frank Bennett and adds to the discussion on town finances. A State Finance Commission is urged to address the situation.

Mr. Gettemy Senate Frank Bennett State Finance Commission Gettemy

Engagement Told Atter Miss Helen Longyear

Miss Helen M. Longyear of Brookline announced engaged to Lieutenant Carroll Paul U S N The couple’s plans come after she studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology where she ranked high in class and served as art editor of Technique Paul, born in Japan, joined the Naval Academy from Nebraska in 1907 and later worked in warship design and yards and docks.

Helen M. Longyear Brookline Carroll Paul J. M. Longyear New York Miss Longyear John M. Longyear Marquette Mich John. N. Richardson Lyeth Massachusetts Institute of Technology the Technique Fisher Hill Paul Japan Naval Academy Nebraska Bureau of Tech

Town seeks refunding authority for old 188 notes to 20 years

The idea of a town that issued 1887 interest bearing notes for current expenses asks the 1911 Legislature for power to refund them by new notes running up to 20 years. This would extend repayment and set a fixed termination date for the obligation, offering hope of final settlement.

Holbrook

Burglars Caught After Midnight Break-In Spree

Police halted a five-man burglary ring after a late night spree. Officers Marks and Minot traced suspects from 339 to 345A Washington street where doors were forced and loot including watches, jewelry, and coin boxes were taken. A 17-year-old Fall River youth was detained as a suspect linked to the Harvard Place activity.

Marks City Hall Washington Street Minot Old South Theatre 339 Harry Hunt Plyers Jimmy Ylis Brother Province House Harvard Place E. J. Whilton Bartha Shift Company E. E. Merrill Manufacturing Jewelers C. F. Rasch Hu. J. Russel A. Cavallo Jewelry Manufacturers Boston Tay Wasington Street Province Court Anthony Corey Newspaper Row

Painter Falls to Death From Porch in East Lynn

Arthur W. Pepper a 50 year old painter living at 66 Western avenue East Lynn was instantly killed while working on a second story piazza at 25 Archer street when ladder rungs slipped causing a fall that broke his neck authorities said Pepper resided in Lynn but was working in East Lynn at the time of the accident

Lynn Archer Street East Lynn Arthur W. Pepper Western Avenue Pepper Lauder

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