Bolsheviks Foiled in Polish Front Attack Plan
London reports say Bolshevik plans for a large assault on Poland were forestalled by Polish offensives along the front. Poles seized a strategic rail line, while Bolsheviks gain ground elsewhere. Bets on Crimea and Caspian Sea operations are noted amid ongoing fighting and anti Bolshevik efforts.
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Theatres Seen As Bore In Quiet Parlor Exchange
Bella questions why Jack rarely takes her to the theatre and Ella recalls a rainstorm evening spent indoors. Ella suggests theatre visits feel dull, leaving Bella pondering the idea of theatre as less appealing.
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Urged Action on Beer Bills Tied to Supreme Court
Representatives of the American Federation of Labor and other supporters of the wet beer bills argued before the rules committee that Massachusetts Supreme Court opinions on 2.75 and 4 percent beer questions will not affect the case since it is pending before the United States Supreme Court.
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Lawmakers split over seeking court opinion on beer bills
The legal affairs committee urged the Legislature to delay beer bill action until a Massachusetts Supreme Court opinion is obtained, while A F L and other leaders pressed to move ahead seeking voter approval via initiative if needed. Orville Poland and Anti-Saloon League allies joined in advocating prompt enactment.
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Court urged awaiting state opinion before legislative action
The speaker urged supporters to wait for an opinion from Massachusetts highest legal authority before lawmakers act. He argued legislators would not back an unconstitutional measure, and that no action should proceed until the court’s ruling is obtained.
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Commercial Club Boxing Tonight At North End Arena
Two 10 rounders plus an eight and a six round bout headline the Commercial A C program resuming after a week. Jimmy FraZZetti of Brockton faces Joe Janson of Milwaukee in the final. Carl Armstrong meets Battling McCreary. Teddy Murphy fights Charley Miller. Wille Coogan meets Willie Jones in the six round opener.
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Creed to Begin New Duties as Boston Americanism Secretary
Edward B. Creed of 197 Dorchester Street South Boston, former Yankee Division sergeant, will start as executive secretary of the Boston committee for Americanism. He was appointed to the $3000 position yesterday by Mayor Andrew J Peters, succeeding Representative James H Brennan who resigned after criticism from the American Legion regarding his war record.
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