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April 26, 1910
The Caucasian
Shreveport, Caddo County, Louisiana
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Boston Mayor Fitzgerald announces establishment of a 'bureau for kicks' in city hall to handle citizen complaints about municipal services like taxes, water bills, garbage, and streets.
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A Mayor's Bureau For "Kicks."
Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston announced recently that he is going to establish a bureau for kicks. It will be an office in city hall, where two officials will be stationed to listen to all complaints made by citizens about municipal service. Most of the complaints made at the city hall relate to tax and water bills, collection of garbage and condition of streets, and citizens who have kicks to register don't know where to go. The mayor says the valuable time of clerks is consumed in listening to recitals of grievances they can't remedy.
Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston announced recently that he is going to establish a bureau for kicks. It will be an office in city hall, where two officials will be stationed to listen to all complaints made by citizens about municipal service. Most of the complaints made at the city hall relate to tax and water bills, collection of garbage and condition of streets, and citizens who have kicks to register don't know where to go. The mayor says the valuable time of clerks is consumed in listening to recitals of grievances they can't remedy.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Boston Mayor
Fitzgerald
Complaints Bureau
Municipal Services
Citizen Grievances
What entities or persons were involved?
Mayor Fitzgerald
Where did it happen?
Boston
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Boston
Event Date
Recently
Key Persons
Mayor Fitzgerald
Event Details
Mayor Fitzgerald announced the establishment of a bureau for kicks in city hall, where two officials will listen to citizen complaints about municipal services, including tax and water bills, garbage collection, and street conditions, to avoid wasting clerks' time on unresolvable grievances.