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1935–1936 Massachusetts legislature
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| 149th Massachusetts General Court | |||||
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| Overview | |||||
| Legislative body | General Court | ||||
| Election | November 6, 1934 | ||||
| Senate | |||||
| Members | 40 | ||||
| President | James G. Moran (1st Bristol district) | ||||
| Party control | Republican (21–19)[1] | ||||
| House | |||||
| Members | 240 | ||||
| Speaker | Leverett Saltonstall (5th Middlesex) | ||||
| Party control | Republican[2] | ||||
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James Moran, Senate president.
Leverett Saltonstall, House speaker.
Leaders of the Massachusetts General Court, 1935.
The 149th Massachusetts General Court, consisting of the Massachusetts Senate and the Massachusetts House of Representatives, met in 1935 and 1936 during the governorship of James Michael Curley. James G. Moran served as president of the Senate and Leverett Saltonstall served as speaker of the House.[4]
Senators
| Portrait | Name [5] | Date of Birth [6] | District [6] | Hometown | Party | Since |
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Thomas M. Burke | May 30, 1898 | 8th Suffolk | Dorchester | Democratic | 1935 |
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Edward C. Carroll | December 15, 1893 | 4th Suffolk | South Boston | Democratic | 1933 |
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Patrick Eugene Casey | September 24, 1886 | 4th Worcester | Milford | Democratic | 1935 |
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Charles Thomas Cavanagh | June 12, 1893 | 2nd Middlesex | Cambridge | Democratic | 1934 |
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Albert Cole (Massachusetts politician) | December 28, 1904 | 1st Essex | Lynn | Republican | 1935 |
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William S. Conroy | October 2, 1877 | 2nd Bristol | Fall River | Democratic | 1929 |
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Walter L. Considine | August 7, 1900 | 3rd Bristol | New Bedford | Democratic | 1935 |
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Joseph R. Cotton | November 16, 1890 | 7th Middlesex | Lexington | Republican | 1927 |
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Charles Thomas Daly | March 12, 1882 | 6th Middlesex | Medford | Democratic | 1935 |
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William Aiken Davenport | October 23, 1869 | Franklin and Hampshire | Greenfield | Republican | 1935 |
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Joseph P. Donahoe | September 18, 1891 | 7th Suffolk | Dorchester | Democratic | 1935 |
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John F. Donovan | April 26, 1897 | 1st Suffolk | Chelsea | Democratic | 1935 |
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Edgar C. Erickson | July 18, 1896 | 2nd Worcester | Worcester | Republican | 1933 |
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Erland F. Fish | December 7, 1883 | Norfolk and Suffolk | Brookline | Republican | 1925 |
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Angier Goodwin | January 30, 1881 | 4th Middlesex | Melrose | Republican | 1929 |
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Cornelius F. Haley | July 15, 1875 | 3rd Essex | Rowley | Republican | 1927 |
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Arthur W. Hollis | April 29, 1877 | 1st Middlesex | Newton | Republican | 1929 |
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Newland H. Holmes | August 30, 1891 | Norfolk and Plymouth | Weymouth | Republican | 1931 |
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Frank Hurley | March 9, 1900 | 2nd Hampden | Holyoke | Democratic | 1929 |
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Thomas H. Johnston | March 5, 1872 | Worcester and Hampden | Clinton | Republican | 1931 |
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Joseph A. Langone Jr. | September 8, 1896 | 2nd Suffolk | Boston | Democratic | 1933 |
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John D. Mackay | April 7, 1872 | Norfolk | Quincy | Republican | 1930 |
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William Francis Madden | January 4, 1897 | 5th Suffolk | Jamaica Plain | Democratic | 1933 |
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Charles Albert Proctor McAree | November 3, 1908 | 4th Essex | Haverhill | Democratic | 1935 |
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William F. McCarthy | November 9, 1902 | 8th Middlesex | Lowell | Democratic | 1935 |
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Francis M. McKeown | 1st Hampden | Springfield | Democratic | 1935 | |
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James Philip Meehan | June 25, 1893 | 5th Essex | Lawrence | Democratic | 1934 |
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Charles Gardner Miles | December 2, 1879 | Plymouth | Brockton | Republican | 1933 |
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James G. Moran | May 2, 1870 | 1st Bristol | Mansfield | Republican | 1923 |
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George G. Moyse | December 21, 1878 | 5th Middlesex | Waltham | Republican | 1925 |
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Donald W. Nicholson | August 11, 1888 | Cape and Plymouth | Wareham | Republican | 1927 |
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Edward H. Nutting | July 6, 1869 | 3rd Worcester | Leominster | Republican | 1931 |
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Henry Parkman Jr. | April 26, 1894 | 3rd Suffolk | Boston | Republican | 1929 |
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Albert Pierce | February 29, 1876 | 2nd Essex | Salem | Republican | 1935 |
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Theodore Robinson Plunkett | May 10, 1882 | Berkshire | Adams | Republican | 1931 |
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Harry Bancroft Putnam | September 7, 1878 | Berkshire, Hampshire, and Hampden | Westfield | Republican | 1933 |
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James Conlan Scanlan | December 18, 1896 | 3rd Middlesex | Somerville | Democratic | 1931 |
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John S. Sullivan | December 18, 1875 | 1st Worcester | Worcester | Democratic | 1933 |
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Joseph C. White | 1899 | 6th Suffolk | Jamaica Plain | Democratic | 1933 |
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Samuel H. Wragg | June 9, 1882 | Norfolk and Middlesex | Needham | Republican | 1925 |
Representatives
| Portrait | Name [5] | Date of Birth [6] | District [6] |
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Henry Achin Jr. | June 30, 1883 | 14th Middlesex |
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Augustine Airola | ||
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William A. Akeroyd | October 24, 1883 | |
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George T. Ashe | February 6, 1905 | |
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John Francis Aspell | July 8, 1906 | |
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Frank David Babcock | August 16, 1877 | |
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Josiah Babcock Jr. | May 21, 1880 | |
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Edward P. Bacigalupo | October 19, 1897 | |
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William Brooks Baker | January 10, 1879 | |
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William A. Baldwin | January 18, 1874 | |
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Philip Barnet | December 2, 1892 | |
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Mary Livermore Barrows[7] | June 30, 1877 | |
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Thomas Edmund Barry | May 14, 1899 | |
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Stanley Spilsted Bates | August 10, 1890 | |
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Walter Ray Baylies | April 28, 1902 | |
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Malcolm Lawrie Bell | November 30, 1890 | |