Bar and Bottle Bill Clears Third Reading Clash in Legislature
The famous bar and bottle bill passed to a third reading in the House by 141 to 90 amid wild scenes. Grafton Cushing led supporters and Jimmie Powers opposed. Chaplain Waldron’s opening prayer drew mixed reactions as the chamber debated broader liquor regulation and its impact on licenses and enforcement. The bill now goes to engrossment and then to the Senate for enactment.
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Grip treatment and aftercare urged by authorities
Authorities say acute grip lasts two to ten days with rest diet and warmth aiding recovery. Vital powers weaken after the fever and catarrh pass, raising pneumonia bronchitis and nervous prostration risk. Dr Williams Pink Pills advertised as a blood builder and nerve tonic to restore strength. book of cures offered on request.
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Williams
Ex-Mayor Hibbard Faces Probe Over Sughrue Payroll
A city committee reviewed why ex Mayor George A Hibbard asked Attorney Michael J Sughrue to aid election commissioners in polling place selections last year The panel noted Sughrues city payments totaling 3469 2500 for Mayor Hibbard 968 for the Finance Commission Deer Island work The group will hear from officials including Supt of Streets Emerson Deputy Supt Sullivan and the Civil Service payroll inspector Friday.
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Michael J. Sughrue
Finance Commission
Sughrue
Hibbard
Deer Island
Minton
Election Board
Mitchell
School Committee
Schoolhouse Commission
Attorney Sughrue
Emerson
Sullivan
Civil Service Commission
Hobson Defeats Peace Plan Speech Duel on House Floor
On March 30 in Washington Representative Hobson of Alabama denounced Representative Mann of Illinois over a peace plan proposal. Mann claimed Hobson’s bill would divert 1/50 of 1 percent of armament funds to peace efforts, prompting a heated floor exchange before the measure was decisively defeated.
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Washington
Hobson
Alabama
Mann
Illinois
Inter-Parliamentary Union
J. Sloat Fassett
New York
Sacred concert planned by Holy Name Society at Scenic Temple
An excellent programme has been arranged for the sacred concert of the Holy Name Society to be held at the Scenic Temple on Temple Street in Cambridge next Sunday evening. Several prominent speakers will take part and exceptionally good singing may be expected.
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Scenic Temple
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Cambridge
Babies Deaths Stir Officials In Vermont Case
Burlington report says Samuel Myers of Shelburne Falls lost four infant children in seven years. The latest infant died at three months and 15 days. Health Officer Dr Banks notes large paregoric doses given contrary to instructions. An autopsy was performed in Shelburne Falls and stomach samples sent to the state lab in Burlington for analysis.
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Burlington, Vt
Samuel Myers
Shelburne Falls
W. H. Banks
Shelburne
Myers
C. I Dalton
State Laboratory
H. R. Stone
Weston Reaches Williamsfield Ten Days Ahead of Schedule
Edward Payson Weston the famed pedestrian arrives in Williamsfield Illinois after a 50 mile walk from Galesburg concluding ten days ahead of his planned timetable.
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Edward Payson Weston
Williamsfield
Ill
Galesburg
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