Bill Meets Teachers Opposition At State House
Representatives from the Boston Teachers Club and the Elementary Teachers Club testified before a joint social welfare committee session to oppose Senate Bill 229 which would raise the maximum pension for retired teachers from 600 to 1000 dollars annually.
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Boston Teachers’ Club
Elementary Teachers’ Club
State House
Social Welfare Committee
Tupper
Brighton High School
Augustus H. Kelly
Boston Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Boston
David Snedden
State Board of Education
S. I. Ballin
English High School
Pension bill debate highlights teacher equity and funding
Former Senator George Barnes opened arguments urging proportional pensions for retired teachers up to 1000. A Lincoln Filene and others argued for higher salaries to match costs, while Assistant Corporation Counsel James Devlin warned of funding challenges and taxpayer opposition.
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George Barnes
Corporation
James Devlin
Massachusetts
Boston Plagued by Storm as Trains Delayed and Trolleys Stall
A severe storm drenched Boston causing impassable streets, slush and freezing conditions. ferried vessels delayed, rails jammed, and Malden trolley service suspended while rescue crews freed stranded cars.
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South Station
New York
Willimantic
North Station
Portland
Malden
Salem Street
Sullivan Square
Danvers
Middleton
Chandler Cars Remain Popular At Show Amid Strong Demand
The Chandler booth draws large crowds from opening to closing each day as buyers respond to a motor praised for power and reliability. James M. Dunlap states no radical changes exist in this year’s chassis and emphasizes the proven Chandler motor designed over three years. Features include aluminum crank case, mud-proof motor base, silent chain drive, annular bearings, magnetic speedometer, vacuum fuel feed, full-floating rear axle with spiral bevel drive, non-skid tires, and a 123 inch wheelbase.
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Chandler
James M. Dunlap
Chandler Organization
Dunlap
Stewart-Warner
Stewart
Ught
Sprendii
One Boss Not Forty-Eight For Railroads
At a Copley Plaza gathering the New England Traffic Club heard leaders including Howard I Elliott Ivy L Lee and Edward J McVann argue over railroad control. Lee urged federal central regulation while McVann warned against state control and Elliott supported a federal center for workable plans.
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McVann
Eliott
W. P. Libby
New Haven
New England Traffic Club
Copley Plaza
Howard I Elliott
Ivy L. Lee
Edward J. McVann
MeVann
Nebraska
Lee
Rockefeller Foundation
Western Maryland Railway
Elliott
The
Germany Poised to Break With Portugal This Saturday
A Zurich dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Frankfurt says Germany will sever relations with Portugal if seized ships are not released. The Portuguese minister to Germany is due to receive his passport at noon Saturday.
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London
Portugal
Germany
Exchange Telegraph Company
Zurich
Switzerland
Frankfort
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