Enforce Dimmer Headlight Law Citywide
Police ordered at roll call in 19 stations to scrutinize moving autos with headlights lacking dimmers. Superintendent Crowley says the crackdown protects drivers and pedestrians and will lead to court prosecutions of dazzling dangerous headlights.
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Revere seeks Caponi in Dowd shooting slaying
Revere police and neighboring towns search for Paoli Caponi 26 a Revere boarder missing since the late Sunday night shooting of Patrick Dowd 40 Eastern Avenue Dowd died at Massachusetts General Hospital from a bullet wound Caponi described as the alleged shooter remained at large up to late last night police receive a description and pursue leads
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Revere
Neghboring
Patrick Dowd
Eastern Avenue
Dowd
Massachusetts General Hospital
Paoli Caponi
True Street
Caponi
Red Cross Membership Drive Under Way in Boston
The Red Cross membership campaign expands across New England with Boston leading. Louis K. Liggett reports 45 000 new Boston members by 5 p.m. and expects thousands more. Chelsea joins with 200 workers, and a five ton papier mache statue on Boston Common will be moved for every 10 000 new members. Massachusetts targets 672 000 and Metropolitan Boston 370 000 as part of a nationwide drive toward 10 million members.
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New England
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Back Bay
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Boston Common
Regulars May Re-enlist at Higher Rate of Pay
The Comptroller of the Treasury ruled that a soldier with four years of active service in a seven year term may be discharged during the war on condition he re-enlists immediately. Re-enlistment would be at a higher rate of pay.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Treasury
Trolley Service Cuts Hit Dorchester Residents
Hundreds in Mount Pleasant Roxbury and Upham's Corner Dorchester rely on Dudley street trolley cars. Since the Dorchester tunnel opened last Saturday only the Neponset Bridge line operates through Dudley street while Geneva Avenue Ashmont Milton and other lines are suspended.
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Upham’s Corner
Dorchester
Dudley Street
Dorchester Tunnel
Neponset Bridge
Geneva Avenue
Ashmont
Milton
Edward Dana
Boston
Andrew Square
Broadway
Dudley Street transfers face crowding as new tunnel traffic adapts
Boston Elevated officials report severe rush hour congestion at Dudley Street transfer station as Neponset Bridge cars overflow. Ed Dana says extra cars will be added and Dorchester tunnel should improve routes, with gradual normalization as riders adjust to new schedules and tunnels.
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Dudley Street
Neponset Bridge
Claims Draft Act Not Constitutional In Court Ruling
In Providence on December 17 Judge Arthur L. Brown upheld the constitutionality of the selective draft act. Albert A. Boudreau of Woonsocket faced charges for failing to register as his counsel sought dismissal arguing the act violates the Constitution’s ban on involuntary servitude.
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Providence
R. I
United States District Court
Arthur L. Brown
Albert A. Boiuidreau
Woonsocket
Boudreau
United States
Major Cooley sues over love in Brattleboro
Major Walter O. Cooley of the First Vermont Regiment filed a $10,000 damages suit in Brattleboro against Beatty S. Balestier of Dummerston cousin by marriage to Rudyard Kipling. Cooley alleges Balestier caused his wife Rose Putnam Cooley to leave him on June 21, 1916 after their 1912 marriage. Balestier posted bail after arrest to appear in County Court next September.
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Brattleboro
Walter O. Cooley
Vermont
Camp Greene
Charlotte
N. C
Beatty S. Balestier
Dummerston
Rudyard Kipling
Cooley
Rose Putnam Cooley
Fred W. Putnam
Major
Comic Opera Veteran to Be Buried Today
Funeral for Henry Clay Barna bee the grand old man of comic opera will be held today at St John's Episcopal Church Jamaica Plain Burial will follow at Portsmouth New Hampshire his birthplace the 83 year old veteran died Sunday at his home 16 Roanoke Street
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Roanoke Street
St. John's Episcopal Church
Jamaica Plain
Portsmouth
N. H
May graduate despite draft plan for engineers
Washington reports Major General Black and the provost marshal general agreed on a plan allowing technical students of draft age to join the enlisted reserve corps until graduation. After graduation they would be called to active service in the engineer branch or discharged to await selective service. The next exam for commissions as provisional lieutenants in the engineer service is Jan 21, with another likely in midsummer.
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Washington
Black
Army
Engineer
No Action on Railroad Problem Before Holidays
President Wilson will not act on the railroad problem before the Christmas recess. He will likely present his plan to Congress immediately after the holidays.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
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