Police Reorganization Debated by City Aldermen
City board debated a police reorganization bill creating five captains three lieutenants and six new sergeants amid sharp partisan clashes. Alderman Davis defended committee findings while critics urged changes and referred the measure to finance and police committees for further study.
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Board of Aldermen
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Sata
Davis
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Civil Service
Sven
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Hue City
Titvis
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Police
Hiave
Howe
Nott Cambridg
Julie
Hogan
Wiebe
Ranier
Aldertinay
Modeert
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Carstein
Finance Comitttes
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Barry
Sitak
Manel
Leslie
Anil
Winslint
Weundey
Atari HL
Peryy
Mugland ‘Telephone & Edegraph Cougansy
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Aberdeen Avenue
Tepris
Withira
Pelegatpl Cony
Lnsanehusetes
Far Pole
Hotara
Perry
Wits
SHAW
Darien
Sourerty
Sontwell
Royal Fvenini
Alene Washington Gine
Foo Marthand Betes
Honnion
Rass
Poports
Jordor
Hearst Rally in North Cambridge Draws 900 at Fellows Hall
William Randolph Hearst supporters gather at Fellows Hall in North Cambridge as thousands oppose the Trusts and Corporation Democrats. Organizers frame the event as a showdown between the common people and political power.
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Hearst
North
Cambridge
Fellows Hall
Public Improvements and Street Assessments Petitioned
A city session records actions on extending public highways with an estimated 87000 dollars to be raised by frontage assessments. The board of assessors is empowered to determine each estate’s share and present final charges to the city council for approval.
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Massachusetts
General Court
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Sid Sam Belne
Wibel
Ariel
Diana Neal
Martha Ramsden
Wallin Yateey
Connie Vietnialie
Hpetiseny
Nurtil Cambridge
Atmilisy
Apadinitvis
Maryiy & Co
Niinlan
Wawer Stud
Jivenses
Aly
Emibeil
Aina di
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Ovens
Alta Aly
Tivistal
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Webster
Westerik
Teesiiantie
Uibidaer
Ebey
Sarak
Brooke
Rober
Sherman
Bali
Staraessy
Pky
Jads
Ehiss
Delage
Dinveedow
TATA
Hilpert
Rumors and Tensions Mark Monday Evening Public Hearing
The precinct’s non partisan members clash with party aligned leaders over a loan policy and work style. A report notes police armament rumors and calls for new procedures while factions argue over how long to delay decisions.
Delegations Filed For State And Congressional Conventions
Delegates were opened in all wards at the Dene Hec headquarters on a Wednesday evening with Ward Wy lacking delegations. The lists include names such as Joseph Royle, Joseph Shannon, and Jeremiah Fahy among others, with various sets pledged to different candidates and party lines.
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St of. Hatin
McLamee
Deitrick
Dulowarely
Pallawine
Ward Stans
Joseph Royle
Joseph Tho Shannon
Wraids Grady
Pebast
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Dian Tey Bo Uhley Mledtas
Conealy
Daniel J bin Loony Vinaan
Binsiva
Sevond
Joseph 1
Boyle Pre
Thames Ie
Robinsen Ward
Baereth
Morris
Boin
Sbourihan
Conshissioni
Connellis
Ies
Lee Morrison
Harles Ale Wiliams
Teton
Heian
Jeremiah M Fahy
James Wy Tinton
Aja
Waa
Pon
Mice Townes
Tena
Barre
Omar OY
Seoul
Renes
Republicans of Eugene face Moss movement rift and ward delegation losses
In Eugene the Moss movement betrayed by Muskell who ran the delegation slips in three wards. Pro Moss supporters in the upper city complain he could have carried Benton delegates in wards 8 and 10. Critics say Muskell neglected duty while April weather turns spring fashion.
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Muskell
Eugene’ S. Moss
Moss
Benton
Miskell
Basper Millinery Opening At Misot Parlors
The latest New York and Pakistan millinery is displayed at Misot Parlors No 4 Massachusetts Avenue. See trimmed and untrimmed hats, fashion novelties, shirtwaists, hats of owl design, and modern accessories. Prices claim value for spring supplies.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Adj
Wits
Abatement Hearings Open on Middlesex Tax Pleas
Middlesex County commissioners opened hearings on abatement petitions challenging assessments in Cambridge. Petitions from Hamind M Parker and others contest valuations as excessive, alleging fair market value is lower than assessed totals.
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Middlesex County
Cambridge
Peavey
ARSC
Mason- Corellb
Bow
Imd
Tancroft of
Stone
Hallinser KG
Hangrott
Petiioners
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Dand Anil Dine
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Massiahusetts
Jill BosWwan
Cgeorke
Samah de Moe Curdy
New York
Benas
Charles
Saint Wide
Cuniitidee Sa
Stade
Me aAssesse
W. Sefer
Raber Bee Weston Smithy
Codman Vor
Hulk and
Tundines Om Vi
Nuburn
Tiyan
wAluition
Guy
Mipehie
Alferd Howdlin
Noord
Neal Tartial
Poston
A. PoChih
Starvard College
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Nav
Perios Wits Suinted
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Banetal Sparboig Foretia
Conor Tons
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Eising
William Randolph Hearst
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Col. Walden Street
Common Council
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Ptesten
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ANC
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Hess
Wali
Corneliman Monk
Nema
Tony
Brian
Hos
Sr Neether Roy Etter Spalean
Dsonian
Hpi
Heinesen
Lee
Mina Tits
Erty Gorton
Nis
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ATSC
Fuihyny
Damocratic
Basper Millinery
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