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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1919

Page

13

Bridegroom Is Arrested Before Double Roxbury Wedding

Sergeant Raymond E. Baker of Pawtucket Rhode Island is arrested at Fort Banks on charges of defrauding the government by collecting allotment money for a claimed wife who died January 8 1919. Baker planned to wed Miss Helen McCal of Roxbury while another couple also married. Baker awaits court martial.

Raymond Ek. Baker Pawtucket R. I Fort Banks Immanuel Walnut Avenue Congregational Church Roxbury Baker Helen McCal Dale Street Mabel Tanner Vanall Colson Lawrence Street Medford Miss Tanner Ben

Market news reports plentiful berries and asparagus drive prices down

Lovers of strawberry shortcake and asparagus find plentiful supplies in the market. Strawberries sell from 40 to 5 cents a quart depending on grade and seller. Asparagus ranges from 40 to 75 cents per bunch, with Carolina produce the cheapest and California the dearest.

California

Food Prices Rise as Potatoes Lead Week’s Market Shifts

The report shows potato prices up to 49 cents a peck amid tightening supply while new Florida potatoes fetch two pounds for 2 cents. Other produce ranges include cucumbers two cents each, lettuce 15 to 18 cents a head, and cabbage 12 to 15 cents a pound. EGGS remain high with Western eggs at 50 to 53 cents a dozen though availability is abundant. Butter lingers at 72 to 75 cents a pound with forecasts of later declines. Fish prices list haddock cod and flounders at a half to one cent per pound, native halibut 3 to 4 cents, salmon and bluefish at 40 to 90 cents, and froglegs at 50 cents.

Chicago Finnan Haddie

Meat and seafood prices steady for Sunday meals

A dozen and boiled lobsters sell at 40 and 46 cents per pound. Meat prices for Sunday's dinner show little change from last week and midweek quotes. Fowl is 45 cents a pound, chicken 40 to 60 cents per pound, and the latter are frozen.

Senate Bill Allows Fast Gas and Electric Board Action

The Senate engrossed a bill authorizing the Gas and Electric Light Commission to regulate price increases, with an amendment requiring a board decision within 30 days after filing. The measure to curb delays was supported by Counihan of Cambridge. The opaque glass bill was killed 18 to 10, blocking window transparency in factories.

Senate Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners Chamberlain Springfield Counihan Cambridge Callahan Lawrence Gas and Electric Light Commission Scituate Water Company Scituate

Two Boys Drown As Squall Capsizes Gunning Float

Bath Maine April 10 two boys Robert Miller 11 and Roy Varney 15 drowned in the Kennebec River when their gunning float capsized in a squall. The bodies had not been received tonight.

Bath, Me Robert Miller Roy Varney Kennebec River

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