Boston History to Omit Pilgrim Atrocities, Mayor Says
The city’s official history project under Mayor Curley will exclude alleged Pilgrim atrocities against heretics. Historians argued for full detail, but Curley ruled a concise 150 page work with careful restraint.
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Milk bill defeated by House in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts House rejected the McLaughlin milk bill by 118 to 95 after months of legislative wrangling. The act, shaped by Dr. Allan McLaughlin, would have state supervision of the milk trade and a nine member board. The Senate had approved amendments, but the House did not concur and set a conference on the civil service bill.
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German Letters For Sale Arrest in New York Case
A Dutch native Adolph De Leeuw was seized by NY police captain Tunney for allegedly revealing government letters and offering them for sale. The letters included two with German embassy seals and one to a British embassy official. De Leeuw allegedly sought $200 to photograph the documents and was linked to British secret service contacts.
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