Fight over Cottage Farm Bridge Could Spark Big Battle
Cambridge residents and city officials oppose relocating the Cottage Farm bridge terminus to Magazine Street in Boston. Met Affairs committee split 8 to 7 with a major push to keep Magazine Beach free from heavy traffic. Proceedings hinge on cost disputes and future hearings on ways and means as Cambridge leadership stresses public health and safety.
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John R. Nelson
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Albert W. Bullock
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Albert A. Sutherland
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Ada C. Bradbury
Bowdoin Debaters Begin Long Maine Trip
Bowdoin debaters start a long tour beginning with Tufts College in Brunswick Maine. The trip includes Ripon College in Wisconsin Knox College in Galesburg Illinois and a visit to Syracuse University ending March 22.
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New England Starts 18 District Dry Zone System
Washington March 13 The New England States form the first of 18 districts designated as enforcement territories for federal prohibition agents. Commissioner Haynes announced the division and E C Yellowley chief of general prohibition agents will oversee the districts with a divisional chief at each division under direct control.
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Actress Ess Tells Secret For Darkening Gray Hair
Joicey Williams, a famous American actress, advocates a home mixture to darken gray or faded hair. Mix half a pint of water with 1 ounce bay rum a small box Barbo Compound and 1 ounce glycerine applied twice weekly until the desired shade, claiming it leaves hair soft and glossy without staining the scalp.
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Prohibition Agents Reorganize Under New Commission Plan
The prohibition commissioner outlines a separate general agents’ force under the commissioner to supplement state field work. The April 1 reallocation will create a distinct organization, reducing travel and running costs by limiting investigation trips to a defined boundary.
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Man Fined Fifty Dollars for Threat in Central Court
Jacob Popkin, related to a family of local real estate owners and litigants, was fined $50 in Central Court for saying I will kill you yet to George Sanford who had testified against Popkin’s brother in Superior Court last week. He appealed. The piece notes a magazine feature on Moby Dick in the Boston Sunday Post.
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