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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1916

Page

3

Feustel Admits Possible Bias in Bay State Fare Case

Robert M. Feustel Bay State Street Railway valuation expert acknowledged during a Public Service Commission hearing that he might be unconsciously influenced to favor the Bay State road in his figures. Attorney Arthur G. Wadleigh pressed whether payment by the company could bias his valuation under questioning.

Robert M. Feustel Bay State Street Railway Company Bay State Road Public Service Commission Arthur G. Wadleigh Feuster Bay State Wadleigh Jackson Meustel Feustel

Expert Feustel Faces Probe On Bay State Valuations

Feustel acknowledges possible unconscious bias toward the road but says he has often favored the public in figures. The commission debates daily sessions to finish testimony by July 1 while attorneys seek detailed historical costs, route histories, and unit-by-unit financials for the Bay State system.

Feuster Feustel Wadleigh

No New Trial in B A A Case Stirs Plymouth History

Dr. Russell A. Richards Boston dentist who sued 20 members of the B A A governing board won a verdict of 1 dollar but failed to obtain a new trial. Judge Fox, hearing the Boston argument, said the case cost Plymouth County thousands and should never have been brought.

Russell A. Richards Boston Plymouth Land Ccub Fox Plymouth

Mayor warns of wage cuts at City Hospital

Mayor Curley says budget delay leaves scrubwomen, nurses, and orderlies unpaid at City Hospital. He blasts council for political use of the budget and warns a strike could close the hospital and cause deaths. He also blames the council for dusty streets and cites public works oil needs.

Curley Public Works Department

Massachusetts to Form Signal Corps Battalion

Governor McCall ordered a new 75-man signal corps battalion to raise the militia unit to federal standards. Captain H G Chase will recruit and lead the company, with the existing unit reduced to 75. Chase may become a major as promotions affect Brigadier-Generals Emery and Rogers to lieutenant colonels to meet federal requirements.

Massachusetts Signal Corps McCall H. G. Chase Chase

Man Hit by Train Dies of Injuries in Chelsea

Natal Zurich 56 of Waverley avenue Revere was struck by a Boston bound freight train while walking on the Boston & Maine tracks near the Reeves Rubber Company in Chelsea. He suffered a fractured skull and died in Trost Hospital in the afternoon.

Natal Zurich Waverley Avenue Revere Chelsea Revere Rubber Company Trost Hospital

Protest Meeting Called Over Irish Executions

The Friends of Irish Freedom committee in Massachusetts requests a Tremont Temple gathering Monday evening to denounce the killings of 12 Irish patriots. The call urges Irish and liberty lovers to attend and voice indignation at English brutality.

Friends of Irish Freedom the “Friends of Irish Freedom Massachusetts Tremont Temple Emerald Isle England Championship of Liberty

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