JAIL CONSOLIDATION DEBATED IN QUINCY
In Quincy last night the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce heard Sanford Bates argue for Governor Coxs jail consolidation plan. Opposing were District Attorney Fred Katzman Sheriff Samuel Capen and others who warned it would greatly interfere with public rights. A separate item notes a voluminous summer wrap of flowered taffeta and monkey fur.
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Sanford Bates
Correction
Quincy Chamber of Commerce
Cox
Fred Katzman
Norfolk
Plymouth
Samuel H. Capen
George Fred Williams
Everett Bowker
Katzman
Dorchester Lad Brags Of Record Egg Laying
Edwin O. Wyatt, nine, of 243 Norfolk Street Dorchester, boasts a 4.5 ounce egg from his 14 white pullets. The egg measures 7 by 7.8 inches and Wyatt, known as the Kid chicken raiser, says his mother never buys eggs.
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Edwin O. Wyatt
Norfolk Street
Dorchester
Wyatt
ART LECTURES FOR RETAIL EMPLOYEES IN BOSTON STORES
Felix Vorenberg proposed extending fine arts lectures to workers in major Boston retail firms as part of sales training. The Retail Trade Board dinner highlighted reforms since its founding, with George C. Nutter urging promotion of Boston and New England tourism to boost revenue. Around 300 executives attended, with entertainment from Filene's Gilchrist's Jordan Marsh and other firms.
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Felix Vorenberg
Gilchfist Company
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Vendome
Betwen
Vorenberg
George C. Nutter
Chamber
Fred Alexander Chandler
Otto J. Piehler
Victor A. Heath
Frank Ferdinand
Retail Trade Board
Sutter
Boston
New England
California
Filene’s
Gilchrist’s
Jordan Marsh
Cc. F. Hovey
R. H. White
Bay State vote not complete on wage settlement vote
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway employees have not finished their referendum on two public trustees proposals to settle the wage dispute. Polls stayed open to finish the vote, with results not known until tomorrow night. About 5000 employees voted yesterday and last night.
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Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway
Carmen
Boston Dress Sale Promises Unmatched Value
From New York wire plans detail a Boston dress sale with 40 to 50 Spring and Summer styles from a top manufacturer. Dresses priced originally at 20 to 30 dollars sell for 13.75 with no alteration charges and a satisfaction guarantee. Color options include navy brown gray blue white flesh and greens.
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New York
Boston
First Rank
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Quincy
Analax
Monster
R.h.white Co
Beach
White
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Cambridge
Ipswich
Barber Bill
BAY State
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
Horlick’s
SSBS
Boston Better Business Bureau
Houghton & Dutton Co
Harding
Taffetas
Crepes
Taffeta
Georgettes
Bakery Dept
Tremont and
Beacon Streets
Mass
Batiste
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