1935–1936 Massachusetts legislature

149th
Massachusetts General Court
149th; Massachusetts General Court
Overview
Legislative body	General Court
Election	November 6, 1934
Senate
Members	40
President	James G. Moran (1st Bristol district)
Party control	Republican (21–19)
House
Members	240
Speaker	Leverett Saltonstall (5th Middlesex)
Party control	Republican
Sessions
1st
1st	January 2, 1935 – August 15, 1935
2nd	January 1, 1936 – July 2, 1936

Last updated January 18, 2024

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

Name ^[5]	Date of Birth ^[6]	District ^[6]	Hometown	Party	Since
Thomas M. Burke	May 30, 1898	8th Suffolk	Dorchester	Democratic	1935
Edward C. Carroll	December 15, 1893	4th Suffolk	South Boston	Democratic	1933
Patrick Eugene Casey	September 24, 1886	4th Worcester	Milford	Democratic	1935
Charles Thomas Cavanagh	June 12, 1893	2nd Middlesex	Cambridge	Democratic	1934
Albert Cole (Massachusetts politician)	December 28, 1904	1st Essex	Lynn	Republican	1935
William S. Conroy	October 2, 1877	2nd Bristol	Fall River	Democratic	1929
Walter L. Considine	August 7, 1900	3rd Bristol	New Bedford	Democratic	1935
Joseph R. Cotton	November 16, 1890	7th Middlesex	Lexington	Republican	1927
Charles Thomas Daly	March 12, 1882	6th Middlesex	Medford	Democratic	1935
William Aiken Davenport	October 23, 1869	Franklin and Hampshire	Greenfield	Republican	1935
Joseph P. Donahoe	September 18, 1891	7th Suffolk	Dorchester	Democratic	1935
John F. Donovan	April 26, 1897	1st Suffolk	Chelsea	Democratic	1935
Edgar C. Erickson	July 18, 1896	2nd Worcester	Worcester	Republican	1933
Erland F. Fish	December 7, 1883	Norfolk and Suffolk	Brookline	Republican	1925
Angier Goodwin	January 30, 1881	4th Middlesex	Melrose	Republican	1929
Cornelius F. Haley	July 15, 1875	3rd Essex	Rowley	Republican	1927
Arthur W. Hollis	April 29, 1877	1st Middlesex	Newton	Republican	1929
Newland H. Holmes	August 30, 1891	Norfolk and Plymouth	Weymouth	Republican	1931
Frank Hurley	March 9, 1900	2nd Hampden	Holyoke	Democratic	1929
Thomas H. Johnston	March 5, 1872	Worcester and Hampden	Clinton	Republican	1931
Joseph A. Langone Jr.	September 8, 1896	2nd Suffolk	Boston	Democratic	1933
John D. Mackay	April 7, 1872	Norfolk	Quincy	Republican	1930
William Francis Madden	January 4, 1897	5th Suffolk	Jamaica Plain	Democratic	1933
Charles Albert Proctor McAree	November 3, 1908	4th Essex	Haverhill	Democratic	1935
William F. McCarthy	November 9, 1902	8th Middlesex	Lowell	Democratic	1935
Francis M. McKeown		1st Hampden	Springfield	Democratic	1935
James Philip Meehan	June 25, 1893	5th Essex	Lawrence	Democratic	1934
Charles Gardner Miles	December 2, 1879	Plymouth	Brockton	Republican	1933
James G. Moran	May 2, 1870	1st Bristol	Mansfield	Republican	1923
George G. Moyse	December 21, 1878	5th Middlesex	Waltham	Republican	1925
Donald W. Nicholson	August 11, 1888	Cape and Plymouth	Wareham	Republican	1927
Edward H. Nutting	July 6, 1869	3rd Worcester	Leominster	Republican	1931
Henry Parkman Jr.	April 26, 1894	3rd Suffolk	Boston	Republican	1929
Albert Pierce	February 29, 1876	2nd Essex	Salem	Republican	1935
Theodore Robinson Plunkett	May 10, 1882	Berkshire	Adams	Republican	1931
Harry Bancroft Putnam	September 7, 1878	Berkshire, Hampshire, and Hampden	Westfield	Republican	1933
James Conlan Scanlan	December 18, 1896	3rd Middlesex	Somerville	Democratic	1931
John S. Sullivan	December 18, 1875	1st Worcester	Worcester	Democratic	1933
Joseph C. White	1899	6th Suffolk	Jamaica Plain	Democratic	1933
Samuel H. Wragg	June 9, 1882	Norfolk and Middlesex	Needham	Republican	1925

Representatives

Name ^[5]	Date of Birth ^[6]	District ^[6]
Henry Achin Jr.	June 30, 1883	14th Middlesex
Augustine Airola
William A. Akeroyd	October 24, 1883
George T. Ashe	February 6, 1905
John Francis Aspell	July 8, 1906
Frank David Babcock	August 16, 1877
Josiah Babcock Jr.	May 21, 1880
Edward P. Bacigalupo	October 19, 1897
William Brooks Baker	January 10, 1879
William A. Baldwin	January 18, 1874
Philip Barnet	December 2, 1892
Mary Livermore Barrows ^[7]	June 30, 1877
Thomas Edmund Barry	May 14, 1899
Stanley Spilsted Bates	August 10, 1890
Walter Ray Baylies	April 28, 1902
Malcolm Lawrie Bell	November 30, 1890
Albert Bergeron	June 23, 1886
Alfred M. Bessette	March 25, 1876
Rodolphe G. Bessette	September 14, 1911
Albert F. Bigelow	October 4, 1880	10th Norfolk
Leo Birmingham	April 14, 1893
Fred Arthur Blake	January 13, 1895
Edward Boland	October 1, 1911
Rufus Hallowell Bond	December 24, 1896
Albert Lionel Bourgeois	June 7, 1899
Philip Griggs Bowker	April 17, 1899
Albert Ovila Boyer	May 27, 1908
Edward T. Brady	October 23, 1908
Fred Emerson Briggs	March 14, 1875
Emma E. Brigham	June 10, 1872
Warren Kingsbury Brimblecom	June 25, 1899
William Albert Brown	February 5, 1888
Arthur I. Burgess	October 13, 1894
Horace T. Cahill	December 12, 1894
Zacheus H. Cande
Leo Edward Joseph Carney	November 16, 1899
Michael Joseph Carroll	June 21, 1891
Bernard P. Casey	July 29, 1894
Tony A. Centracchio	May 25, 1906
Chester W. Chase	August 27, 1885
Ralph Vester Clampit	March 28, 1896
Frank Clarkson	June 21, 1877
Ignatius B. Cleary	May 19, 1892
Joseph Francis Cleary	September 4, 1901
Francis David Coady	January 20, 1884
Andrew J. Coakley	November 6, 1906
John W. Coddaire Jr.
Edward A. Coffey	October 17, 1892
Samuel H. Cohen
John T. Comerford	June 8, 1887
Richard Comerford	October 13, 1905
Edward J. Connelly	October 10, 1876
Charles H. Cooke	May 13, 1878
Timothy Joseph Cooney	September 30, 1909
Frank Bernard Coughlin	January 11, 1891
Francis X. Coyne	March 15, 1892
Nelson B. Crosby	June 20, 1871
Ralph Raymond Currier	October 28, 1892
Laurence Curtis	September 3, 1893
Ernest J. Dean	April 5, 1883
Hiram Nichols Dearborn	December 21, 1867
Thomas A. Delmore	December 21, 1894
George Demeter	March 13, 1896
Burt Dewar	December 29, 1884
Thomas Patrick Dillon	February 19, 1901
Fred Belding Dole	January 23, 1895
John Joseph Donahue	March 14, 1906
Martin William Donahue	January 4, 1893
James P. Donnelly	February 26, 1890
Cornelius P. Donovan	March 15, 1895
Joseph William Dooley	October 25, 1904
Thomas Dorgan	August 15, 1892
Joseph H. Downey	December 6, 1890
Anthony R. Doyle	August 8, 1895
George F. Driscoll
Clarence N. Durant	May 15, 1884
Sven August Erickson	December 9, 1875
Henry A. Estabrook	April 22, 1850
Gustave William Everberg	June 24, 1890
John J. Falvey	February 22, 1904
Bernard Finkelstein	July 4, 1887
Thomas A. Flaherty	December 21, 1898
Thomas J. Flannery	August 9, 1886
Frank L. Floyd	October 17, 1893
John J. Foley	January 25, 1888
Katherine A. Foley	May 10, 1889
Owen Gallagher	November 12, 1884
John J. Gilmartin	September 25, 1892
Eugene H. Giroux	January 20, 1903
John Leo Gleason	June 27, 1903
Hollis M. Gott	May 25, 1885
William Patrick Grant	November 5, 1904
James A. Gunn	June 7, 1883
John Halliwell	February 21, 1864
Ralph N. Hamilton	November 16, 1898
William Arthur Hannaford	October 14, 1892
Thomas J. Hannon	December 9, 1900
Joseph J. Harnisch	December 28, 1883
George Paterson Hassett	May 25, 1888
William Alexander Hastings	February 22, 1868
James Dolan Hathaway	November 17, 1907
Clayton Locke Havey	July 17, 1897
Martin Hays	October 14, 1876
Jeremiah Joseph Healy	July 2, 1872
Charles W. Hedges	March 27, 1901
James W. Hennigan Sr.	1890
Christian Herter	March 28, 1895
William Francis Higgins	June 16, 1899
Charles V. Hogan	April 12, 1897
Daniel J. Honan	January 19, 1884
Frank Hathaway Horton	July 15, 1874
Fred A. Hutchinson	April 5, 1881
Charles John Innes	June 1, 1901
Francis William Irwin	November 19, 1905
Adolph Johnson	July 20, 1885
Archibald L. Jones	June 26, 1900
Gerald Denison Jones	August 24, 1878
William A. Jones	March 27, 1885
Michael H. Jordan	February 7, 1863
Patrick Joseph Kearns	September 8, 1912
Charles A. Kelley	March 24, 1862
Edward J. Kelley	December 25, 1897
Francis Joseph Kelley	March 21, 1890
James Edward Kendall	September 4, 1870
James J. Kiley	July 5, 1911
George F. Killgoar
John V. Kimball	July 17, 1875
Orvis F. Kinney	May 23, 1880
William E. Kirkpatrick	November 12, 1901
John Quincy Knowles	May 21, 1895
George M. Kurzon
William Landergan	August 28, 1899
Leo P. Landry	July 10, 1897
Thomas J. Lane	July 6, 1898
John Whitin Lasell
Frank M. Leonardi	August 17, 1891
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.	July 5, 1902
Terrance Joseph Lomax Jr.	August 29, 1907
Clarence S. Luitwieler
William Christopher Lunney	December 24, 1910
John P. Lyons	June 24, 1879
Donald Alexander MacDonald	February 21, 1893
Frank E. MacLean
Arthur Ulton Mahan	June 18, 1900
James Francis Mahoney	September 24, 1890
John Francis Manning	January 4, 1906
Philip M. Markley	March 28, 1897
Joseph Patrick McCooey
James M. McCracken	July 30, 1877
Elmer L. McCulloch
Frederick T. McDermott	November 20, 1906
Paul John McDonald
Timothy J. McDonough
James Maxwell McElroy
Lawrence P. McHugh
Henry Parker McLaren
Owen D. McLellan
Roger Alton McNamara
Anthony A. McNulty
William H. Melley	May 18, 1903
Joseph A. Milano	April 8, 1883
Charles H. Morrill	October 6, 1874
Albert Edward Morris	April 4, 1903
Frank J. Morrison	September 2, 1902
Joseph L. Murphy	January 25, 1907
John E. Murphy	February 13, 1900
John Joseph Murphy	August 28, 1892
Timothy Joseph Murphy	September 23, 1909
John A. Murray	May 6, 1906
David G. Nagle	October 22, 1901
Elmer C. Nelson	June 1, 1900
Frank Daniel O'Brien	April 25, 1905
Michael T. O'Brien	December 3, 1868
Raymond Francis O'Connell	August 11, 1901
Joseph N. O'Kane	May 26, 1873
Edwin Lawrence Olander	October 31, 1891
Charles William Olson	August 24, 1889
Ralph Emerson Otis	January 16, 1890
Katherine Vose Parker	November 16, 1888
Arthur E. Paul	January 6, 1902
Richard Farnsworth Paul	January 17, 1888
Tycho Mouritz Petersen	August 29, 1892
George Wesley Pettengill	September 17, 1868
Frederick Everett Pierce	May 5, 1862
George Francis Pierce	August 13, 1895
William Eben Ramsdell	May 4, 1895
Frederick Henry Reinstein	April 14, 1899
George Edmund Rice	February 22, 1899
Joseph N. Roach	March 22, 1883
Victor E. Rolander	March 8, 1871
Joseph D. Rolfe	May 17, 1893
David A. Rose	1905
Albert Rubin	January 15, 1872
Francis Edward Ryan	October 6, 1895
Leverett Saltonstall	September 1, 1892
Frank Joseph Sargent	March 11, 1900
Charles H. Savage	January 7, 1893
Roland D. Sawyer	January 8, 1874
Louis James Scanlon	March 25, 1899
Martin Robert Schofield	September 28, 1906
Mason Sears	December 29, 1899
William J. Sessions	December 18, 1859
John Richard Shaughnessy	February 6, 1901
Charles H. Shea	December 14, 1891
Frank Chester Sheridan	July 21, 1893
Philip Sherman
Edward Sirois	December 18, 1898
Harry D. Sisson	January 9, 1863
E. Hayes Small	December 23, 1876
Frank William Smith	January 26, 1895
J. Francis Southgate	May 4, 1883
Ernest H. Sparrell
Richard H. Stacy	August 18, 1864
Edward William Staves	May 9, 1887
George Sawyer Stone	February 3, 1866
Patrick Gilbert Sullivan	November 18, 1904
William T. Swain	December 2, 1878
Martin Swanson	July 20, 1872
Mollie Ashby Sweetser	April 17, 1882
Edmond Talbot Jr.	June 1, 1898
George Grosvenor Tarbell	1886
Frederick H. Tarr Jr.	March 25, 1903
Joseph E. Theberge	April 27, 1903
James Francis Tobin	May 8, 1903
Joseph Walton Tuttle Jr.	August 20, 1894
Christopher J. Tyrrell	June 21, 1895
Herbert W. Urquhart	October 19, 1883
John H. Valentine	July 21, 1896
Magorisk Lawrence Walls	August 5, 1898
Ira C. Ward	March 7, 1862
Michael James Ward	September 19, 1899
Kendrick Harlow Washburn	July 29, 1893
Patrick J. Welsh	October 8, 1893
John B. Wenzler	June 11, 1881
John J. Whalen	June 5, 1876
John Philip White
John Chester Wilson	August 14, 1889
Carl A. Woekel
Martin E. Young	January 5, 1896
Abraham I. Zimon

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References

↑ "Composition of the Massachusetts State Senate", Resources on Massachusetts Political Figures in the State Library, Mass.gov, archived from the original on June 6, 2020
↑ "Composition of the State of Massachusetts House of Representatives", Resources on Massachusetts Political Figures in the State Library, Mass.gov, archived from the original on June 6, 2020
↑ "Length of Legislative Sessions". Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2009. p. 348+.
↑ "Organization of the Legislature Since 1780". Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2005. p. 338+.
1 2 Public Officials of Massachusetts 1935-36. Boston Review.
1 2 3 4 "Annual Register of the Executive and Legislative Departments of the Government of Massachusetts, 1935" (PDF), Journal of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts– via State Library of Massachusetts
↑ Massachusetts Caucus of Women Legislators (2015), "Important Dates for Women in Massachusetts Government", History of Women in the Massachusetts Legislature 1923–2015

External links

Massachusetts General Court, Bills (Legislative Documents) and Journals: 1935, hdl:2452/279553
Massachusetts General Court, Bills (Legislative Documents) and Journals: 1936, hdl:2452/265586
Massachusetts Acts and Resolves: 1935, hdl:2452/60139
Massachusetts Acts and Resolves: 1936, hdl:2452/60140

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[CompSenate-1] "Composition of the Massachusetts State Senate", Resources on Massachusetts Political Figures in the State Library, Mass.gov, archived from the original on June 6, 2020

[CompHouse-2] "Composition of the State of Massachusetts House of Representatives", Resources on Massachusetts Political Figures in the State Library, Mass.gov, archived from the original on June 6, 2020

[3] "Length of Legislative Sessions". Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2009. p. 348+.

[4] "Organization of the Legislature Since 1780". Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2005. p. 338+.

[Officials1935-5] 1 2 Public Officials of Massachusetts 1935-36. Boston Review.

[Register-6] 1 2 3 4 "Annual Register of the Executive and Legislative Departments of the Government of Massachusetts, 1935" (PDF), Journal of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts– via State Library of Massachusetts

[Women2015-7] Massachusetts Caucus of Women Legislators (2015), "Important Dates for Women in Massachusetts Government", History of Women in the Massachusetts Legislature 1923–2015

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