Orleans Wealthy Move Brings Tax Flow to Cape Town
Orleans town officials prepare an all day session to process new residents on April 1 as wealthy newcomers, led by Sidney W. Winslow and others, shift domicile to Orleans. Tax revenue soars from 11,982 in 1910 to 87,108 today, funding roads, sidewalks, a new town hall and high school amid a population of 1,077.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Cape
Nauset Inn
Sidney W. Winslow
United Shoe Machinery Company
Harwich
Roland Mayo
United States
Tom Paine
Cape Town
South Orleans
East Orleans
Naumet
Rock Harbor
Skeaker
Pleasant Bay
George E. Dyer
Arthur F. Smith
Willian H. Howes
Joseph H. Cummings
Jumping from Flat to Farm Next Sunday Post chapter
A brief note announces another chapter of Jumping from Flat to Farm in the upcoming Sunday Post. Readers are invited to catch the installment with the same Sunday issue.
Trolley Company Ready for Deadlock
Representatives of the Springfield Street Railway Company meet with the peace board as the city faces a street car strike. The company pledges readiness to abide by the trade agreement and arbitration clause while employees seek reinstatement details and transfer register implementation. Jitneys and improvised cars fill the streets amid traffic tie‑ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Harmer
C. W. Bosworth
C. B. Wood
New England Investment and Security Company
Herbert L Flanders
Springfield Street Railway Company
Wood
Commissioner Wood
Commissioner Bump
John H. Reardon
Algamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees
P. J. O’brien
The Billy Sunday Sermon Postponed to Tomorrow
The Post cannot publish Billy Sunday farewell sermon today due to space limits. It will be printed tomorrow or Saturday as space permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Spy Swoboda tied to French relief supply syndicate
New York reports Raymond Rolfe Swoboda an American citizen arrested in Paris for allegedly setting fire to the steamship La Touraine. He allegedly represented a French syndicate in the United States engaged in buying supplies for the French government and civilian population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raymond Rolfe Swoboda
Paris
la Touraine
Swoboda’s Paris Mission Defended by Four Associates
Pete MacLea, Thomas Hooper, Eugene Davis, and W. F. Mohr testified they are connected with Swoboda in supplying purchases and urged the State Department to exonerate him. They claim Swoboda’s Paris trip aimed to present American goods samples to a French syndicate and deny plans for incendiary materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete MacLea
Federal Tariff Board
Thomas Hooper
Victoria
B. C
Eugene Davis
W. F. Mohr
Swoboda
State Department
Paris
MacLea
Department of Commerce
Co. W. A. Weditz
United States
Hooper
Messrs
Davis
Mohr
Trooper
To Wed Man Like Father Fulfill Peculiar Will Claim
Miss Iris Pearman of Springfield Ohio sails on the Zacapa for Santa Marta to marry a man resembling her father in appearance and traits as dictated by her father's will. If fulfilled she inherits the bulk of the estate. The candidate is Jose Hermida of Santa Marta Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iris Pearman
Springfield
Ohio
Jose Hermida
Santa Marta
Colombia
Pearman
United Fruit Company
Zacapa
Dys-pep-lets Box Order Boosts 10c Trial Size Appeal
A shipment of 50 000 aluminum boxes enhances the 10 cent Dys-pep-lets trial size. The elegant packaging complements the product’s cream color and pearly shine. Sold by druggists nationwide, the tablets mix bismuth pepsin mint rhubarb and other stomach aids for sour stomach nausea and related symptoms.
Autocar Company Expands Output and Cuts Chassis Price
Autocars are now owned by 2400 concerns with 1 to 281 cars each. Our business has risen 33 1 3 percent and 50 percent are repeat orders. Output growth lowers production and distribution costs. New chassis price is 1650 dollars under policy of low consumer cost. Contact Autocar Sales and Service Company Commonwealth Avenue and Beacon Street Boston factory branch Ardmore Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autocar Sales and Service Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Boston
Autocar Company
Ardmore
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George C. Dyer
Selectmen
Charles G. Rice
Mary C. Briggs
Mr. Winslow
Augustus Hemmenway
Morris G
John C. Gray
Briggs
Charlies G. Rice
Massachusetts
Brand New
Dyer
Charles M. Bryant
Quincy
Herbert W. Loveland
Lincoln Street
Hyde Park
John G. Rote
Dana Street
Cambridge
John L. Harberger
Lillian
Brookline
Walter P. Rich
Melrose
John Howard Fallon
Salem
Danvers
Peabody
Charles E. Adams
Charles E
Mary A. Grose
Norwell
F. W. Bird
Canton
George ®. Belcher
Stoughton
Attorney-General’s
Ae Asy
Harrison
Washington Stevenines
Harko
Rmn
Poornins
Wandarfil Harkon
Luuull
Union Lab
Harrisons
Dica
Packard
Washington St
Beach St
Viason
Roland I. Mayo
Billy
la Touraine Fire
Him
Cudahy Packing CO
Litesee
Tropics
Alexander H.bill & Co
Goston Pe
Trice
GUNN
Allen & Paisley
Portland St
Union St
Washington Street
Washington St. Jefferson Bldg
Philadelphia
Brookside
Strictly Fresh
York State
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