City Paving and Sewer Projects Step Up in Year
Engineer Jack Powell reports a busy year with 4,385 feet of pavements laid and 1.3 miles of sewers completed, costing 16 070 dollars. Plans include 6 140 feet of contracts and 212 936 feet awaiting work at 22 493 dollars. Also added are 1 1 4 miles of new sidewalks and a Jug wall bridge on Munsey Avenue at 2 758 dollars with other grading and estimate tasks ongoing. A stray note mentions a Hungarian wedding superstition about the broom.
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Jack Powell
Munsey Avenue
Ingmear Powell
Store Ad Promotes Complete Line of Auto Accessories
A storefront invites customers to slow down and stroll in to inspect a brand new complete line of automobile accessories. The casual tone aims to attract casual shoppers and highlight new stock.
Boston critic urges Congress to recognize Edith Bennett
A Boston music critic urges Congress to recognize Edith Bennett an American artist who can be understood perfectly when she sings in English. Miss Bennett a native of Concord New Hampshire received her training in America.
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Congress
Edith Bennett
Bennett
Oncord, N. H
America
Tallman Murder Blamed on Breaks Bootlegging Case
Police investigate the death of Peter Tallman a 45 year old cattle man whose body was found in the burned ruins of the Breaks place home. He had been knocked in the head and his death followed a dispute after selling cattle. The Roooks couple once ran a Galliaville area bootlegging joint.
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Tallman
West Vereinia
Peter Tallmen
AlYs Jrooks
Gallipalia
Warships Sold as Junk by Navy Department
Eight decommissioned warships including Maine Missouri Wisconsin cruiser Columbia and Monitor Turret were purchased by Hitner & Sons Philadelphia for 000. The cruiser Minnesota, then wrecked off Santo Domingo, sold to Radetsky Iron and Metal Co. for 3000. Other vessels Toknupah Ozark Miantonasmoh renamed.
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Mavs Department
Hitner & Sons
Philadelphia
Maine
Missouri
Wisconsin
Tonopah
Ozark
Miantonasmoh
Minnesota
Sant Dominiko
Radetsky Iron and Metal Company O Meaver
War neurosis eyed in hearing on Watson charges
Washington January 18 War neurosis probably will figure the testimony for the special senatorial committee on Senator Watson of Georgia the charge that soldiers were executed illegally in France The committee chair Brandegee plans to call psychiatrists to pass on witness statements and alleged battlefield killings including Major H C Opie explanations from experts on war neurosis PMID.
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Watson
Georgia
France
Brandegee
Pconpectiut
Committes
Atartlius
H. &. Opie
Staunton
Is- Sur-Tin
Gals
Br. Swift
Psyche
Wash
Ington University
St Lomg
Gufferer
Swift
Sidney Schwab
Humboldt
St. Louis
Boston Chamber Address Forecast Spring Rail Improvements
W Hooper vice chairman of the United States railway paper board spoke at the Boston chamber of commerce. He predicted that with spring approaching improvements to rail service would begin and progress noticeably.
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Jem
W. Hooper
Chatrumam
United States Railway Paber Board
Hoston Chamber
Come
Mr. Hooper
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