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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1933

Page

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Mrs MacDonald Indicted In Ward 5 Ballot Miscount

Middlesex Grand Jury indicts Mrs Mary L MacDonald a Ward 5 precinct officer for allegedly making a false ballot count. She posted $300 bail after arrest and is to face court review following Judge Maloney’s inquest findings. The case cites alleged violations of election law and calls for a third party observer in ballot counting.

Cambridge Middlesex County Grand Jury Mary L. MacDonald Watson St Sarah A. Gurry Magazine Street John J. Canney John P. Barrett Maloney Gertrude A. Collins William D. Hillis Edward J. Gurry Miss Collins

Cambridge Mayor Declines Executive Liquor Sales Order

Cambridge Mayor Richard M. Russell says he will not issue an executive order permitting liquor sales. He urges the City Council to call a special election to let voters decide questions on licenses for all alcoholic beverages wines and malt beverages and tavern sales, noting a petition path for a special election if the council fails to act.

Cambridge United States Massachusetts Richard M. Russell Russell

City Hall notes rush of C W W applicants and council politics

City officials report over 1 000 workers placed in two weeks under the C W W program with many seeking foreman roles while few want menial labor. Councillor John W Lyons, elected temporary presiding officer, opposes Hampshire street yard removal and warns about liquor questions on the December 19 special election amid shifting pro and anti license sentiments.

City Hall Kirk John W. Lyons Hampshire Street Cambridge

Inman Square Neighbors Plan Christmas Shows and Aid

The Inman Square association will host a charity show at the Inman Theatre next Monday night to fund a free Christmas program for children and 500 baskets of dinners for Cambridge families. Tickets are fifty cents with prizes from fifty to five dollars. support is collected at 1448 Cambridge Street.

Inman Theatre Inman Square Domimtion Cambridge Cambridge Street

Red Cross Seeks Fiction Books for Army Navy Hospitals

The American Red Cross appeals to Cambridge citizens to donate fiction books for men in Army and Navy hospitals across New England. Worn library volumes are refreshed yearly and light detective stories are especially welcome to fill needs.

American Red Cross Brattlestreet Cambridge New England

Cambridge Special Election on Liquor Sales Set

Mayor Russell to Cambridge voters calls a special election for December 19 on sale of hard liquors and malt beverages and wines. If petitioned, tavern legalization may be on the ballot. Polls 10 am to 8 pm with wards voting. City projects include $200,000 school addition, $75,000 garage, $250,000 incinerator, $150,000 filtration basin, and a January inaugural at Rindge Hall.

Lyons Cambridge

Sheriff Fairbairn Dies at 82. Middlesex County Leader

High Sheriff of Middlesex County for 34 years and longtime real estate figure John R. Fairbairn died at his East Cambridge residence on Thursday. He passed away with his wife Minnie at his side after a long illness. Survived by daughter Carrie Taite of New York, brothers Herbert and William, sisters Annie Collins and Lena Young, and two grandchildren. Continued on page 4.

Middlesex County East Cambridge John R. Fairbairn Minnie Fairbairn Carrie Taite New York Herbert William Annie Collins Cambridge Lena Young Melrose

Portuguese American Ball Draws Cambridge Elks Ballroom Crowd

The Cambridge Portuguese American Citizens Association held its third annual ball Friday at the Elks Ballroom. Notables in attendance included Mayor Richard M. Russell and Mayor-elect James Hagan of Somerville, with Grand March led by Lillian Maddows and Charles Souza. The Scotty Holmes Weber Duck Inn Orchestra provided music and dancing continued to 1:00 AM. The grand march featured a long list of participants led by committee chairman Joseph Pimental.

Cambridge Richard M. Russell Murphy Somerville James Hagan James J. Cassidy A. J. Pimentel Jose Avila Antonio Luiz Cerveira de Albuquerque Castro Portugal Lillian Maddows Charles Souza Frank Rose Revere Scotty” Holmes Weber Duck Inn Orchestra

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