Public Celebration Association Elects New Leaders for Centennial Observance
Frank Severoni was elected president at the Public Celebration Association annual meeting. Plans for a Patriots Day April 19 observance, combining Boston's centennial celebration with a ride of Paul Revere, were outlined. George W. Coleman chairs the planning committee. other officers include John B. Archibald, Frank C. Brown, Louis Watson, . B. Mero, and Charles T. Cahill among the executive members.
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Frank Severoni
Public Celebration Association
Curley
Boston
Paul Revere
Queen Wilhelmina Greets Opening of World Court in The Hague
Queen Wilhelmina attended the opening of the World Court in The Hague as a prominent spectator. Her presence highlighted the ceremony and underscored the event's international significance.
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Wilhelmina
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Cambridge bloc protests proposed Magazine Street bridge plan
Cambridge residents, led by parents and children from Magazine Beach, prepare a hearing at Cambridge City Hall to oppose the Metropolitan District Commission proposal for a Cottage Farm bridge at Magazine Street. Local officials and Elks members argue a different site could spare the playground and beach while saving costs.
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Cambridge
Council
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Magazine Beach
Maga Beach
Metropolitan District Commission
Theorth
South Shore
John F. Sullivan
Cambridge Park Commissioners
Sullivan
North Shore
Pearl Street
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Cambridge Bridge Plan Faces Opposition Across City
A proposed bridge would need at least three more spans than the current site where abatements exist. Citizens fear loss of the playground and beach when construction begins at Magazine street end. A 900-signature protest petition and opposition from the City Council pastors and many residents have been filed.
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Cambridge
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Legislature Committee
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Boston
J. W. B. Parke
Action Urged to Halt Poll Tax Pressing Near Hyde Park
Authorities call for steps to stop constables from pressing residents for poll taxes and fees totaling 7.40 dollars for 1921, targeting the Hyde Park area and adjoining districts. The warning stresses swift action to protect citizens from coercive collection efforts.
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