Prohibition Raid in Providence Ends in Violence
Federal agents led by William J. McCarthy raided Providence bars seizing whiskey and hours of clashes erupted at locations including 1780 Westminster street and 8 Broad street. Four men were arrested and several officers were beaten as liquor was seized and a number of summonses issued.
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Boston Edict Bans All Auto Speeding Citywide
State registrar Frank A. Goodwin orders immediate halt to speeding in Boston and all Massachusetts cities and towns. The ban covers private cars trucks United States mail trucks and fire fighting apparatus to curb dangerous speeds.
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Mail truck tragedy prompts driver suspensions in Massachusetts
Mr Goodwin acts after Mrs George W Brown was killed in Cambridge by a mail truck and after Brockton fire unit Combination 1 plowed through a crowd injuring several. Buckley’s license is suspended and Gaffney is forbidden to operate any motor vehicle in Massachusetts amid ongoing investigation.
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Francis R. Gaffney
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Gaffney
Regulators Target Speeding Fire and Mail Vehicles
Boston officials push speed limits on fire trucks and mail vans after a fatal crash in Cambridge. Fire and postal authorities seek mandatory chauffeured licenses and governors on 200 mail vans to reduce accidents. Postmaster Baker vows strict discipline for violators and a new motor vehicle department for oversight.
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Twelve Teams Form Field for Six Day Bike Race
Chicago announces twelve teams will compete in the six day bicycle race at the Coliseum beginning January 16. Noted entrant Charles Osterser, who won a six day event in Australia last year, is the latest foreign entry. The report mentions emphasis on straight line effects and elaborate embroideries.
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Australia
Possible anti tobacco crusade judged in stead or 16
The text suggests a potential outcome of an anti tobacco movement with a judges' selection for In stead-or No 16 and notes concern that home brewed or home grown tobacco could disrupt community life.
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