City Council Overrides Mayor on Police and Fire Salaries
The council passed two ordinances over the Mayor's veto to place police and fire department salaries under city ordinances. The Mayor argued illegality, supported by the City Solicitor. Several council members voted to override, others to sustain, while Leahy said his Yes aimed to test legality between executive and administrative branches. Also noted: Hurley McMenimen Lacey Delaney and others became Elks at Cambridge Lodge.
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Fire Department
Shen
Messrs. Coady
Crowley
Delaney
Gibson
Hughes
Leahy
D. J. Murphy
Sennett
Shea
Presi
Frank Hurley
George McMenimen
Fred MceMenimen
John Lacey Delaney
Elks
Cambridge Lodge
Real Eclat
Manhattan Market Christmas Bargains Draw Shoppers
Shoppers hurry to Manhattan Market for Christmas dinner bargains hailed as the place of excellence for food with wide selections and festive prices.
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Puritan
Puritan Candy CO
City Council President race stirs Cambridge politics 1922
The column notes a pending City Council President election for 1922 with Sid Murphy favored. The Mayor plans a substantial inaugural address likely to generate buzz beyond Cambridge. A Cambridge Common area event is hinted for Monday night amid ongoing municipal happenings.
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Sid Murphy
Cambridge
Snorer
Knight
Cambridge Common
Adah Bowles
Etary
License Commission
Gossip on Cambridge garages licensing and council twist
The Sentinel notes license issues for home auto storage in back yards and questions enforcement. It highlights a Fresh Pond avenue land change passed by the City Council with votes by Cazmay and Stokes against and Wyeth absent, hinting at possible further council action and firefighter and police salary implications.
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Cambridge
Fresh Pond Avenue
Messrs
Cazmay
Stokes
Wyeth
Cambridge Banks Preserve Public Confidence Amid Unemployment Talks
A Cambridge public meeting led by Mayor Richard M. Russell reassured depositors about bank solidity as unemployment concerns rose. Speakers including Albert Murray and Walter F. Earle stressed courage and stability, noting Harvard Trust Co. holds substantial wealth and Boston Clearing House backing.
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Cambridge
Albert N. Murray
Professor Hall
Stoughton Hell
John D. Crowley
Ralph Eobart
Russell
Annie L. Chesley
Boston Clearing House Association
Harvard Trust Co
Walter F. Earle
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Harvard Square
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
East Cambridge Savings Bank
Cambridge Street
North Avenue Savings Bank
Massachusetts Ave
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Colonial Beverage Co
Porter
Dayan Knight
Manhattan Market
Turkey
University
Harvard ‘Cesscicke Shop
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Sentinel
State Armory
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Ave
Central Sq
Cambridge Finance
Federal National Bank
Inman Trust Company
Richard M. Russell
Cam
Charles River
MT. Auburn ST
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UNI
Harvard St
Coolidge Corner
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