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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1922

Page

2

Cambridge opposition to Cottage Farm bridge relocation plans

The Cambridge Cambridge Cottage Farm bridge relocation debate drew opposition from Mayor Quinn and residents led by Mrs Adah Bradley. The hearing in the State House examined a bill for a new $750000 bridge from St Paul Street Boston side to Magazine Street Cambridge side.

Bill Charles River St. Paul Street Boston Magazine Street Cambridge Cottage Farm Bridge Adah C. Bradley State House Andrew A. Casassa Quinn Arthur K. Reading House Committee On Metropolitan Affairs Cambridge Hall Lyons Metropolitan District Commission John R. Rablin Middlesex County Cottage Farm Central Square Nelligan Boston Post Julius Meyers Adah C. Bradbury Bradbury Captain’s Island South Shore North Shore Spain James W. Bean Braves Pittsburg Brookline Street Pearl Street Harvard Square Mr. Bean Somerville Springfield-Holyoke Edmund J. Brandon South Sh Mr. Brandon Bath House Magazine Beach Brandon William F. Brooks River Street Western Avenue George L. Rogers Wellington Wells Rogers Wells Metro-politan District Commission Reading Grant Street Railway Rablin Swain Harvard Spofford Technology W.W. J. Francis City of Boston & Albany Commonwealth Avenue H. Ware Barnum Boston Elevated Railway Barnum Ottage Farm Bridge Erland F. Fish theoSfeapiine Committee of Architects Day Baker Commercial Automobile Dealers’ Association Nathaniel Nichols Cambridge Chamber of Commerce Martin Lomasney Nichols G. Frederick Robinson Watertown George H. Fernald Boston & Albany Railroad Public Utilities Commission Theodore H. Raymond Asa P. Morse

Boston Faces Severe Cold Across New England

New England endured a brutal cold spell with Boston and suburbs hardest hit. The fiercest winds and drifting snow slowed rail traffic, froze pipes, and caused fires and injuries, while one death from exposure was reported in Lynn. Coastwise ships faced delays. Cape Cod saw heavy snow and ice impediments.

Boston New England William Stevens Essex Street Lynn Stevens Oxford Street Barnett Shoe Company New Jersey Merchants and Miners Line Ontario William J. Bond South Baltimore Norfolk City of Atlanta Savannah Cape Cod Socony 6 New York Sandwich Mercury Neponset Socony G Greenwood N. P. Doane Buzzards Bay Clara H. Doane Middle West Northfield St. Louis Chicago

Massachusetts Act Clash Over Federal Prohibition Law

At a legislative hearing in Massachusetts, Anti-Saloon League supporters urged enforcing federal Prohibition, arguing 6000 local police needed power to enforce laws. Opponents warned of bootleggers, urged amendments, and pressed for harmony with the Volstead Act while petitions surged.

Bishop Hughes Methodist Episcopal Church Constitutional Liberty League Massachusetts Federation of Labor Crusaders For American Rights Committee On Legal Affairs Silas Reed Anti-Saloon League Massachusetts Anti- Saloon League John J. Kearney Union Tf Wilson United States Lodge Kearney Boston William A. Kneeland Rhode Island California James H. Devlin Curtis League of Women Voters Federation of Women's Clubs State Grange Parent-Teachers’ Association Family, Welfare Association Temperance Christopher Eliot Unitarian Temperance Society Congress John F. Moors Family Welfare Association Hig Ace DeWitt D. Wilcox Newton Place England Ella A. Gleason Massachusetts Women's Temperance Union A. Z. Conrad Park Street L. A. Nies Somerville J. M. Foster Allen G. Butterick New York Illinois Chicago Nils T. Ejellstrom Association For Preservation of Personal Liberty Albert Leatherbee Charles W. Eliot Harvard University Eliot

Guard Against An Epidemic Blood Health Appeal

An old public health ad urges readers to check blood health when fatigue and weakness appear. It promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan in liquid or tablet form, claiming identical medicinal value and easy purchase at druggists.

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