Who Oppose the I and R and Why
A Massachusetts constitutional convention debate outlines how utility and corporation interests oppose initiative and referendum. It cites funds from Boston Elevated Railway, gas firms, Kidder Peabody, National Shawmut Bank, AT and T, and others totaling about 27 450 of 36 910 to defeat the I and R. Leaders include Choate Parker Powers Pillsbury. The pushback questions if publicists view voters as fools.
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Utility
Pacific States
The
Telephone Trust
Oregon
Supreme Court of the United States
I. and R
Massachusetts
Ralph S. Bauer
Lynn
Committee On Publicity
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Massachusetts Gas Companies
Kidder, Peabody Company
National Shawmut Bank
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Massachusetts Electrics
Charles F. Choate, Jr
New Haven Railway
Herbert Parker
Standard Oil, Beef Trust
Hampden
Samuel L. Powers
Telephone
Telegraph
American Woolen
A. E
Local Briefs Include Liberty Loan Subscriptions and Community Events
Max Mitchell announced that subscriptions to the Fourth Liberty Loan reached 9 718 700 through the Liberty Loan Jewish committee. The Roxbury Men’s Club arranged a reception for Boston Jewish religious leaders Louis Stein David Shohet and Hyman Solomon. A Brookline Catholic Women’s Aid Society whist party raised funds for soldiers and families. William O Brien will speak on Old Age Pensions in Malden. A Halloween fire scare and a small blaze on Linden Street caused slight damage. A reception for French navy members occurred at the Y M C A. Alexander Kaplan of Dorchester was fined 10 for fare evasion on a Boston Elevated car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Mitchell
Liberty Loan Jewish Committee
Liberty Loan
Jewish Committee
Temple Miahkan Tefila
Roxbury
Boston
Louis M. Ho Stein
Congregation
Beth Hamedresh
Brookline Catholic Women's Aid Society
William O’brien
Dorchester
Telephone and Telegraph Department
Public Service Board
Division 38
Malden
Alexander Kaplan
Seaver Street
Victory
Squantum
Roxbury Court
Fiume Abandoned to Croatian Troops by Austrian Authorities
Basel dispatch reports Fiume was abandoned by Austrian authorities to Croatian troops and decorated with Italian colors, signaling a shift in control amid regional turmoil.
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Basel
Switzerland
Fiume
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Linden Street
Michael Donovan
L. S. Posdick
RB. Y. M. C. Union
Er. W. Preston
Marion Lt. Higgins
Wythan Whittemore
Russell Codman
Fiame
Millinery Co
Temple Place
Blake Bldg
Washington St
Wolf's
MY Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Onrads
Conrad
Bolivia
Coats
DoChristmas Shopping
Jersey
Serge
Winter Street
Blue