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-i^^^^a - ^^ J^g^gg^fe^i'fSl^a/Sg^ ri^fe ^fej^^Hi , -j:^, _ ' ' ^ ^A U c%fe- -i-..:<it ,..,; , . _,.,^. ., ^-jg- , /;;:,:> i -.•.•;. i. fi j , .X"?''.' ., .ic(. r— nc i^^ SV-i,^^ ut- ""-"S^ A SOUVENIR OF Massachusetts Legislators 19 16 Volume XXV Published by A. M. BRIDGMAN Photographs From "E. Chickering Studios Inc.," 21 West Street, Boston Engravings by W. J. Dobinson Co., -17.5 Washington Street, Boston Composition and Pressvvork of Text by "Machine Composition Company," Boston tlXiF* 'rONB 'pRfe^S- WORK 'bV THE PEQUA PRESS INC. STOUGHTON, MASS. \) V .\ ?. PREFACE Again is verified the statement that every Legislature has its own peculiar feature. That of 1916 was an extra session, Sept. 12, 13, 14, called to provide some method of taking the votes of the Massachusetts soldiers on the Mexican border, of securing a constitutional adjustment of the rep- resentative districts in Suffolk county, and of providing suitable compen- sation to families of soldiers in United States service as members of the National Guard. A bill to prevent spread of infantile paralysis was passed also. Extra pay of $50 each was deemed just and reasonable, with mileage of 20 cents one way. This was the first extra session, called for special action, since that of 1872, called to provide for exigencies resulting from the great Boston fire in November, which lasted two weeks, and at which other matters were also considered. Aside from this feature, was the fact that more business was disposed of in less time than ever before. One threatened investigation was warded off; and another resulted in an ex- pulsion. There was less of railroad and street railway legislation than usual, and a reduction of the state tax of over a million dollars was the cause of great rejoiciu'g and self praise, although it was brought about chiefly by the yielding up of larger sums than usual from the estates of wealthy citizens who died in the previous year, yielding unexpected amounts of inheritance taxes. The whole state government was Republican and "team work" brought good results. The "high cost of living" has compelled ine omission of certain data usually included in this "Souvenir." A. M. BRIDGMAN, Ji^ditpr Publisher. , and '/V^tA^KjLCC^ KJ.CuoCc^ HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR AND HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Hon A P Lan'gtry, Secy of State Hon C L Burrill, State Treasurer Hon Calvin Coolidge, Lieutenant Governor Hon Alonzo B Cook, State Auditor Hon H C Atwill, Attorney Gen THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Hon David L Parker Hon R F Andrews Hon Timothy J Buckley Hon Herbert P Wasgatt Hon Frederick H Tarr Hon Henry C Mulligan Hon Channing Smith Hon C H Wright Stanley R Miller* Edward F Hamlinf Henry F Longf * Gov's Secretary. f Executive Clerk. t Asst. Gov's Secretary. MASSACHUSETTS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. A T Treadway F H Gillett Calvin D Paige Samuel E Winslow John J Rogers Augustus P Gardner M F Phelan Fred W Dallinger Hon Henry Cabot Lodge Hon John W Weeks E W Roberts Peter F Tague Geo Holden Tinkham J A Gallivan Wm H Carter Richard Olney, 2d Wm S Greene Joseph Walsh OFFICERS OF SENATE AND HOUSE. H D Coolidge, Senate Clerk Rev E A Horton, Senate Chaplain Hon H G Wells, President Hon Channing H Cox, Speaker J W Kimball, House Clerk Rev D W Waldron, House Chaplain 10 11 12 13 14 COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE Hon C A Kimball Hon O T Mason A F Lamb Julius Guild E E Chapman (H Ch) Hon H E Cummings (Ch) W L Williams (CI) Peter Holt Edward B Eames George E Osgood Walter E Wolfe 15 PQ Q 12; < o w H H 16 COMMITTEE ON BANKS AND BANKING Hon J F Cavanagh Hon J R Tetler S H Mildram H C Gates H A Wilson (H Ch) Hon W B Fay (Ch) Edward G Morris (CI) Simon Swig Charles D Fisher Joseph E Freeling Robert J Ware 17 18 COMMITTEE ON CITIES Hon W B Fay Hon J R Tetler Hon G E Marchand D H Cook A E Bliss (H Ch) Hon F Bartlett (Ch) H C Woodill (CI) Fred O Lewis J E Maybury Charles N James C B Frothingham John G Johnson Daniel J Buckley Thomas J Giblin Alfred J Moore 19 20 COMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS Hon E W Clark Hon E F McLaughlin J S Smith J F Stone F H Smith Jr (H Ch) Hon J B Hull (Ch) S Silverman (CI) George P Drury Thomas Weston Jr J A Monahan Edward I Kelley 21 22 COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION Hon L F R Langelier Hon E W Clark Jos Belcher H W Jarvis F W Cross (H Ch) Hon J W Bean (Ch) John C Hull (CI) William B Baldwin John N Levins Felix A Marcella James W Hayes 23 24 COMMITTEE ON ELECTION LAWS Hon C W iiobbs Jr Hon J F Cavanagh D H Cook Samuel Davis John M Gibbs (H Ch) Hon J W Martin Jr (Ch) C P Garrity (CI) Arthur E Burr Cornelius Boothman R D Sawyer Charles Chapman 26 COMMITTEE ON FEDERAL RELATIONS Hon R Knowles Hon J F Sheehan F Norwood E E Chapman H Achin Jr (H Ch) Hon R M Washburn (Ch) F F Clauss (CI) Carl C Emery Michael H Jordan C H Morrill Arthur E Marsh 27 COMMITTEE ON COUNTIES Hon J W Haigis Hon C D Brown James Coffey Albert T Quiry J T Bagshaw (H Ch) Hon G E Marchand (Ch) J J Murphy (CI) A N Newhall Joseph C Perry Hartley L White John W Craig 28 COMMITTEE ON FISHERIES AND GAME ..Hon_C D Brown (Ch) Hon F S Farnsworth M E Streeter James M Lyle J S Smith (H Ch) Hon C W Eldridge J W Churchill (CI) Benj G Collins Frank E Raymond Theodore H Day J H Parker 29 30 COMMITTEE ON HARBORS AND PUBLIC LANDS Hon O T Mason Hon C D Brown E H Nutting Edgar H Hall E J Sandberg (H Cli) Hon L F R Langelier (Ch) H F Field (CI) Edmund Baker John A Hirsch James J Brennan Denis J Sullivan 31 32 COMMITTEE OX THE JUDICIARY «^j Hon X A Tufts Hon S Bates Hon G W Gordon Hon R M Washburtf W \V Kenard (H Ch) Hon J F Cavanagh (Ch) P H Ball (CI) E S Abbott - Eden K Bowser Arthur E Burr Frank Mulveny J E MacPlierson Wm E Weeks Wm H Woodhead Wm H Sullivan Vincent Brogna 33 o 34 COMMITTEE ON LABOR Hon C L Gifford Hon J I Green W C Renne Benj G Collins Harvey E Frost (H Ch) Hon C S Beal (Ch) C H Morrill (CI) Fred W Cross George A Whitney John J Courtney Matthew A Higgins 35 36 COMMITTEE ON LEGAL AFFAIRS Hon M Hays Hon R Knowles Hon J I Green Kenneth L Nash Wesley E Monk (H Ch) Hon E H Perley (Ch) Wm J Foley (CI) James E Tolman Daniel W Lincoln Harold L Perrin William P French Joseph Levenson John J Cummlngs P F McCarty William A Murray 38 COMMITTEE OX MERCANTILE AFFAIRS Hon W E McLane Hon J W Haigis Hon P J McGonagle J E Harrop G D Chamberlain (H Ch) Hon C W Eldridge (Ch) J E Phelan (CI) Fred E Cady Fred F Clauss Edgar H Whitney J H Perry Jas E Odlin Ward M Parker E F Harrington Mich'l J Fitzgerald 39 40 COMMiiTEE ON METROPOLITAN AFFAIRS Hon W B Fay Hon W P Parker Hon J I Green H A Wilson J H Sherburne (H Ch) Hon S Bates (Ch) T Weston Jr (CI) C B Seagrave Joseph O Knox Frederic J Brown Adaison P Beardsley Lloyd Makepeace Chas S Lawler J H Mclnerney David Mancovitz 41 42 COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS Hon W A L Bazeley Hon P J McGonagle F P Greenwood James M Lyle A N Newhall (H Ch) Hon C L Gifford (Ch) J T Potter (CI) Frederick E Pierce William F French M E Bradley John P Englert 43 44 COMMITTEE ON MUNICIPAL FINANCE Hon J W Martin Jr Hon R M Washburn A W Barker Francis Norwood Albert M Cnandler (H Ch) Hon J E Beck (Ch) N G Gleason (CI) Edgar H Hall Robert B Martin Michael F Malone Joseph A Oakhem 45 46 COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH Hon G H Jackson Hon E F McLaughlin Frank Mulveny Fred O Lewis George F Hart (H Ch) Hon E W Clark (Ch) J T O'Dowd (CI) John P Xickerson Simon Swig John J Kearney Fred W Schlapp 47 48 COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS Hon G E Marchand Hon C S Beal Hon P J McGonagle Fred Butler F P Greenwood (H Ch) Hon J R Tetler (Ch) Fred E Bowling (CI) Charles H Annls Julius F Carman Burton H Crosby Edgar N Dahlborg Jacob Bitzer Ernest A Larocque John J Courtney John D Ryan 49 50 COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LIGHTING Hon L F R Langelier Hon John E Beck Hon J P Timilty T H Day Jas E Tolnian (H Ch) Hon Martin Hays (Ch) Jas J Brennan (CI) John Halliwell Allston M Sinnott F W McKenzie Benj S Atwood James D Bentley Isaac U Wood Michael J McNamee Thos M Joyce 51 COMMITTEE ON INSURANCE Hon F Bartlett Hon G H Jackson Hon D J Chapman H Achin Jr Samuel Davis (H Ch) Hon W E McLane (Ch) M J Sherry (CI) Harvey E Frost G B Waterman James Morrison David L Kelley H I Furbish Arthur W Frail T F Donovan John J O'Brien 52 COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SERVICE Hon F Bartlett Hon John B Hull J A Saunders William F Runnells J Weston Allen (H Ch) Hon G H Ellis (Ch) Joseph Belcher (CI) Albert L Whitman George C F Allen J H McAllister Charles J McNulty 53 54 COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS Hon W E McLane Hon E H Perlev Hon J P Timilty Thomas J Cooley V F Jewett (H Ch) Hon C W Hobbs Jr (Ch) C Pepin (CI) Essex S Abbott John Mitchell Francis M Hill Francis Prescott Horace W Hosie P E Murray Jr Joseph J Benson Joseph McGrath 56 COMMITTEE ON ROADS AND BRIDGES Hon J B Hull Hon J F Sheehan A M Slnnott A W Colburn C C Emery (H Ch) Hon J W Haigis (Ch) G B Waterman (CI) G Oscar Russell Charles H Brown A F Ogden Thomas E Dowd 58 COMMITTEE ON RULES Hon C W Hobbs Jr Hon C W Eldridge Hon N A Tufts Hon J P Timilty C H Cox (H Ch) H G Wells (Ch) C F Rowley (CI) A E Bliss V F Jewett W W Kennard G D Chamberlain F H Smith Jr S I Collins Fred Butler W H Sullivan J L Donovan 59 60 COMMITTEE OX SOCIAL WELFARE Hon G H Ellis Hon W A L Bazeley Joseph C Perry Wm M Armstrong A G Catheron (H Ch) Hon F S Farnsworlh (Ch) A M Tyler (CI) George Louis Richards Luther B Lyman Thomas H Brennan John J Gillis 61 tH 62 COMMITTEE ON STATE HOUSE AND LIBRARIES Hon W P Parker Hon E H Perley A W Barker P C Paradis W M Armstrong (H Ch) Hon O t Mason (C) A N Anderson (CI) H C Gates George W Love William J Holland John J O'Connell 63 1-3 < H H cc O W H H 64 COMMITTEE ON STREET RAILWAYS Hon J W Martin Ji-
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