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Newspaper

Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1920

Page

18

The Evolution of Fire Fighting Across Ancient Times

The article traces the shift from fire horse era brigades to organized modern water systems, noting Roman hydraulic pumps, medieval hand pumps, and early fire engine techniques. It discusses supervisors like Trajan and Pliny, Augsburg pumps in 1518, and the spread of England’s hand squirts, ending with a broad view of arid western districts and distant river lines.

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Army Air Service Seeks Young Men For Technical Training

The Army Air Service invites 18 to 35 year olds with no upper age limit for former service to enroll in over forty trades from typist to aero plane mechanic. Camps in sixteen states offer aviation schools in the south and west with flying opportunities. Benefits include free food clothing lodging medical and dental care with pay 30 to 155 dollars monthly plus flying duty bonuses. Information at the Post Office or First Corps Area Officer 99 Chauncy St Boston.

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Revolutionary Boston plan cuts formal steps in small claims

Press reports say a new procedure approved by Boston municipal court and district judges would handle cases up to 350 dollars without writs or sheriff writs. The judge acts as investigator, no cross examination, no appeal, and judgments are final. The plan would start January 3 1921 in Boston and February 1 1921 statewide.

Boston Municipal Court of City of Henry T. Lummas Lynn Frank A. Milliken New Bedford Charles L. Hibber Pittsfield Fred P. Cabot Chi Wilfred Bolster Bos Hannagan

Along Our Turbulent Border Narrative by Frederick Simpich

Frederick Simpich, former U S consul at Nogales, surveys the Mexican border from the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific. He notes a shifting 1800 mile line marked by monuments and river twists, with railroads slicing through border towns and a history of adventure, tragedy, and turbulent activity along Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California segments.

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Rules Arranged by Committee Approved at Boston Meeting

A committee of the Associates of Justices of the District Courts approved rules to simplify court proceedings under the 1920 small claims law. Rep. W. H. Hannagan introduced and piloted the legislation in the city. The measure is hailed as highly helpful and important.

Associates of Justices District Courts Boston Hotel Bellevue W. H. Hannagan

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