Fight over Cottage Farm bridge sparks Beacon Hill clash
The dispute over relocating the Cottage Farm bridge to Magazine Street in Cambridge heats up as supporters and opponents mobilize. Sixteen lawmakers split on the plan while Cambridge residents, including the mayor, press for preserving Magazine Beach and safety for beachgoers.
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Thomas H. Green
Charlestown
Arthur K. Reading
Abbot B. Rice
Newton
George Gilman
Boston
Martin M. Lomasney
William J. Francis
Andrew A. Cassassa
Revere
Wellington Wells
Elbridge G. Davis
Malden
John R. Nelson
Quincy
Albert W. Bullock
Waltham
Albert A. Sutherland
Elijah Adlow
James A. Goode
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Beacon Hill
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Tufts Street
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Bowdoin Debaters Begin Long Trip on Road
Bowdoin debaters start a cross country tour beginning with Tufts College in Maine. The contingent will meet Ripon College in Wisconsin, Knox College in Galesburg Illinois, and conclude at Syracuse University in March with dates through March 2.
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Maine College
Ripon College
Wisconsin
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Galesburg
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New England States Form First of 18 Dry Districts
Washington, March 13. The New England States constitute the first of 18 districts created to administer federal prohibition enforcement. Commissioner Haynes announced the division, with E. C. Yellowley in charge as chief of general prohibition agents. Each division will be led by a divisional chief under direct control.
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Actress Reveals Home Hair Darkening Mixture
Joicey Williams, famed American actress, shares a simple home brew to darken gray or faded hair. The mix uses bay rum, Barbo Compound, glycerine, and water, applied twice weekly to soften, shine, and restore youthful color without greasing or staining.
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Prohibition Chief Plans New General Agents Force
The prohibition commissioner outlines a reorganization creating a separate general agents force, operating under the commissioner and distinct from Federal prohibition directors. The move aims to supplement state director work and cut travel and operating costs by confining investigation trips within defined boundaries.
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Prohibition Commissioner
Real estate heir fined for threat in Central Court
Jacob Popkin, prominent in local real estate and litigation circles, was fined $50 in Central Court yesterday after a threat to George Sanford following Sanford's testimony. The incident centered on Popkin allegedly saying I will kill you yet.
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Jacob Popkin
Central Court
George Sanford
Popkins brother assists in liquor case sentence
In Superior Court last week Popkin's brother helped sentence the accused to three months in a liquor case. He appealed from the fine. Moby Dick by Herman Melville is noted as the most remarkable whale story in a booklet form in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Herman Melville
Boston Sunday Post
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