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What was the first city in the US to pass an ordinance that prohibited Disturbing the Peace?
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That specific piece of information is probably lost in the mists of history, but I'll take a guess, that since Boston was the first city in the US to have an established police force, it was probably Boston, MA. There is no guarantee of the acccuracy of this response.
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