3 Per Cent Drinks in N Y Urged
Albany March 10 A prohibition enforcement bill to permit trafficking in beverages containing not more than three per cent alcohol was introduced by J Henry Walters of Onondaga Republican Senate leader. The bill would ban liquor sales at bars restaurants and hotel dining rooms and restrict trafficking to home consumption or elsewhere. A companion local option bill would remove the on premises drinking question and present three propositions to voters on non intoxicating beverages druggist sales and non beverage liquor sales.
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Albany
N. Y
J. Henry Walters
Onondaga
Senate
Walters
Commissioner of Excise
Senator Walters
Dorchester Trolley Tragedy Claims Miss Krim
Police in Dorchester plan a further probe into the death of Evelyn Krim a two year old of 1463 Blue Hill Avenue killed when an outward bound Boston Elevated car struck her near her home. Motorman Dennis Murphy reports he rang the gong as the girl stepped into the path.
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Dorchester
Evelyn Krim
Blue Hill Avenue
Boston
Dennis E. Murphy
East Canton Street
South End
Impostors in Uniforms Trafficking in Three Cities
Civilians wearing officers uniforms are posing as officers and misbehaving at public and private events in Lowell Worcester Boston and nearby towns. A secret vigilance committee formed among cantonment officers to counter the impersonations.
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Camp Devens
Lowell
Worcester
Boston
Vigilant officers guard Ply mouth unit as two die at base hospital
At the army cantonment two soldiers Private Michael J. Healey and Private Max Lustig died, both to be honored with full military rites. The 66th Artillery Regiment and 101st Trench Mortar Battery arrivals are awaited, while a raid on alleged bigamists spurs further inquiries. Spike the cat remains at large with Ayer police.
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Ans
Plymouth
NcCain
Michael J. Healey
Framingham
924Th
Max Lustig
Coolidge Street
Brookline
Thomas M. Noyes
66Th
101St
Hoboken
54Th Artillery
Boston
U. S
Nebraska
Camp Merritt
Patrick Beatty
Ayer
Department of Justice
Schofield and Deveraux
Harvard Road
Cantonment
Spike
Beatty
Government reopens bond conversion for 4 percent notes
Secretary Glass using Victory Liberty Loan authority reopened the option to convert first Liberty Loan and second Liberty Loan bonds into 4.5 percent bonds. The privilege, which expired last year, is extended indefinitely as of March 7. Holders can present bonds at banks. forms will be available soon. Coupons may be exchanged for registered bonds upon conversion.
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Washington
Glass
New Service Coat Adopted for Naval Officers
Secretary Daniels approved a double breasted rolling collar service coat for naval officers similar to the British style. The old single breasted coat with standing collar will be phased out, but officers may wear it until January 1, 1921. Naval officers must buy the new coat with future service uniforms.
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Washington
Mareh
Daniels
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