Boston Bill Rejected By Committee
The committee rejected the Greater Boston metropolitan plan, with four opposing votes. The debate centered on creating a commission to study city joining options, with opponents citing insufficient support and concerns over mayoral appointments and state control. Separately, a probe into the Moose Factory air flight was sent back for revision of Rockaway station authority. Secretary Daniels noted no further inquiry into the Mattice clash and said grievances had been resolved.
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Diss
Hinton
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Farrell
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Daniels
Mattice
Hunter
Mr. Daniels
Liquor shipments halted by US transit ban from abroad
Washington reports Attorney General opinion holds liquor originating in or destined to foreign countries cannot pass through US borders. An exception allows beverage liquor in transit via the Panama Canal or Panama Railroad. Transit liquor is considered in carrier possession and illegal under the Volstead act.
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Washington
United News
United States
Attorney- General's Office
Panama Canal
Panama
Congress
Shipments Stop At Once In Portland
Liquor shipments through Portland from Europe to Canada are barred by U S law as illegal. Collector Charles M Sleeper announced the decision in Washington. More than 60,000 cases have moved here this winter and were sent by rail to Montreal and other Canadian points.
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Europe
Canada
Washington
United States
Charles M. Sleeper
Montreal
Boston Police Seek William R Washburn Over Stolen Bonds
Boston police say William R Washburn registered at Parker House last Friday then sent 520,000 in bonds to Chamberlain Davis Company at 16 Central Street via messenger and offered them for sale. Pinkerton agents traced the bonds to a New York theft last September. Washburn negotiated for sale and failed to call for his check.
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Boston
William R. Washburn
Parker House
Chamberlain, Davis Company
Central Street
Messenger
New York
McClure, Reed & Jones Company
Pinkerton
Merchants National Bank Hosts Third Midwinter Gathering
The Merchants National Bank of this city held its third midwinter gathering last night at the Hotel Somerset. The event featured a banquet, entertainment by bank staff, and dancing for attendees.
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Merchants National Bank
Somerset
Pittsburg Student Yvonne Weber Sets School Record
Yvonne Weber, 12, graduates as class valedictorian in Pittsburg public schools. She speaks four languages and teaches physical culture and dancing in the high school class.
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Pittsburg
Yvonne Weber
Mooney framed claims prompt new perjury debate
John McDonald of Trenton says Mooney and Billings were framed by perjured testimony. His statement, described as corrupt propaganda by Edward Cunha, follows his identification of Mooney and Billings as two men who planted the bomb. McDonald, a former circus performer, spoke after staying at a Salvation Army hotel during the explosion case.
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San Francisco
John McDonald
Trenton
N. J
Thomas J. Mooney
Warren K. Billings
McDonald
Edward A. Cunha
Mooney
Salvation Army
Hextron
Billings
Bill Would Prohibit Trained Animal Acts
At a Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals monthly directors meeting President Rowley highlighted two bills before the Legislature. One would require humane slaughter methods for food animals and the other would ban exhibitions of trained animals on stage. He reported Jack London Club membership at 172,382.
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Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Rowley
Jack London Club
Today’s City Meetings and Talks Schedule
At 9 30 a m the New England Division of the National Association Paper Box Manufacturers holds its annual meeting at Young s Hotel. At 10 a m the Massachusetts Agricultural Organizations Union meets at the Horticultural Hall. At 11 a m the New England Water Works Association gathers at Tremont Temple. At 2 p m Miss Westford speaks to John Paul Jones Chapter D A R at Trinity Court. At 6 p m the Unitarian Club dinner is at Somerset. At 8 p m Rev Jones I Corrigan lectures at Boston College High.
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Horticultural Hall
N. E. Water Works Association
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