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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1915

Page

11

Curley Attacks Storrow as Tax Dodger and Boss of City Council

Boston in a heated exchange as Mayor Curley accuses W. Storrow and allies of forcing a partisan slate to control city finances. The Storrow group counters that Curley uses a Curley party to boost personal power and undermines nonpartisan government.

Curley Assails Storrow Boston Curley Quincy Storrow-Attridge Collins Kenny Tammany Club Wll Good Government Good Government Association Boston Tax-dodgers Association, Unlimited Robert Bottomly General Motors United Fruit Company Republican City Committee Watson Conway Fitzgerald Doyle Democratic City Committee Timiity Francis L. Daly City Hall Daly the Republic John F. Fitzgerald Attridge Collins, Storrow Democratic Party Quincy House Timilty Ward 17 Baton Citizens’ Council Walter L. Collins Walsh

Bay State fare delay in battle over six cent rate

The Massachusetts Public Service Commission heard arguments on jurisdiction over Bay State Street Railway's proposed six cent fare increase to raise 1.5 million dollars annually. The hearing ended with no ruling and the panel reserved decision, delaying further action until February 1 pending valuations and other evidence.

Massachusetts Public Service Commission Bay State Street Railway Bay State Public Service Board

Guild of Organists Presents 39th Recital at Arlington Street

More than 300 members and friends of the Arlington Street Unitarian Church attended the New England Chapter American Guild of Organists 39th recital. Soloists included Violet Hernandez Ella S Gale Daisy A Swadkins and Ida Louise Treadwell.

Arlington Street Unitarian Church New England American Guild of Organists Violet Hernandez Ella S. Gale Daisy A. Swadkins Ida Louise Treadwell

Crocker argues lack of Bay State railway jurisdiction

Conrad W. Crocker counsel for the Municipal Officers Association contends the commission lacks authority since the Bay State operates interstate in Rhode Island and New Hampshire as well as Massachusetts. He seeks to strike Feustel’s valuation report, claiming it mixes interstate and intrastate business, and cites exchanges with former Railroad Commissioner James F. Jackson during the hearing.

Interstate Commerce Commission Bay State Jackson Crocker Bridgewater and Providence Dracut Centre Medford Lowell and Malden Lowell- Lawrence-Haverhill Lowell and New Hampshire Bridgewater Massachusetts Bay State Street Railway Company United States Supreme Court Conrad W. Crocker Municipal Officers’ Association, Remonstrants Commission Rhode Island Feustel the State Board

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