Cambridge City Roundup Facial Political Jabs And Death
City notes show Mayor Jack Lyons in unusual air while addressing PWA boss Ickes about local projects. Arthur Segerd state auditor dies suddenly during an audit. tributes note he was courteous and cheerful.
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Jack Lyons
D. c
P.W.A
Crepadi
Andy Dillon
Cambridge Industrial Ass'p
Arthur Segerd
Crowley
Isenstein
Tom Eliot
Congress
Huron
Concord Aves
North
Cambridge Junction
Mgr
Jack Donahue
Central Sq
Massachusetts
Andrew P. Carroll
American Legion
Los Angeles
Cal
Fred Tie Meee
Bar Association Holds Annual Outing
The Bar Association hosts a day of sport with morning events including swimming tennis softball and a horseshoe pitching tournament. A buffet luncheon followed in the Pavilion then more amusements. The main event was a baseball game between married and single men, won by the bachelors 22 to 13.
City council clash over 175000 New Hampshire St. debt order
Gibson Winslow and Donovan oppose the 175000 dollar debt order for a city garage. J Sullivan objects as Mayer wins a victory. The council spearheaded a heated special meeting with sharp exchanges during the long session. The “battle of North and East” ran an hour before the order to create the debt was read.
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Gibson
Winslow
Donovan
New Hampshire St. City
J. Sullivan
Mayer
North and East
Bryan remembered Harvard visit and future political impact
A columnist recalls William Jennings Bryan's influence from 1895 to 1926, comparing his reformist ideas to later New Deal policies. The piece reflects on Bryan's personal appeal, his 1908 Boston visit to Harvard events, and the lasting relevance of his public life as quoted alongside Harvard president Conant.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
John H. H. McNamee
Mr. Bryan
MacFarland
Wilson
Sanders Theatre
Harvard
Boston
Mayor Lyons Speaks at City Finance Session
Summertime brings more sessions as the city councilors keep pace with the Legislature. Last Monday the Finance Committee met two hours with the firm McLaughlin to discuss plans for the East Cambridge library project.
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Mayor Lyons
Sey
Ie Mayfirm
McLaughlin
East Cambridge
Taxpayers' Association Critics P W A Projects in Cambridge
Cambridge Taxpayers Ass n accuses Mayor Lyons of pushing P W A projects including a municipal garage a school addition an incinerator and a branch library while Washington considers sanctions. The group cites city council approval gaps and urges Ickes to investigate the drive.
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Lyons
P.W.A
Washington
East Cambridge
Municipal Hospital
Boston Traveler
Cambridge
Cambridge Taxpayers
Ickes
Harold L. Ickes
John W. Lyons
Stoughton Bell
Cambridge Taxpayers Ass'n
New York
For Sale Early American Antiques Auction Item Note
For sale a collection of early American antiques including a large tea kettle a three legged frying pan and very early American oil lamps Arl 4143.
Taylor School Board weighs bids for school supplies
The Taylor School Board debated posting bids for paper ink and pencils. Dr Cassidy urged tabling due to high costs, but his motion to postpone failed four to two. The vote favored local firms J L Hammett Co Windsor Paper Bag Co and Allen Stationery Co with a total bid of 7500 dollars.
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Cassidy
Dr. Cassidy
BE. Wood
Carver
Robart
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Taxpayers’ Ass
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Crystal
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Oak’s
Springfield Street
Oak’s Cafe
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Jim Keough
Pearl Street
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