Senate to Reconsider Peace Resolution Tomorrow
The Senate foreign relations committee will again consider the Republican peace resolution. Senator Knox is drafting a substitute to modify the House measure and end the state of war with Austria. A revised report is planned, with Senate discussion not until pending appropriation bills pass.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Knox
Pennsylvania
House
Austria
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Wilson
One-Man Cars Put in Operation in Melrose
The Bay State Street Railway Company has deployed new one man cars on the East Side line in Melrose. Each car seats 82 passengers and uses compressed air doors controlled by the motorman. Passengers enter and exit through the front door and pay fares into a front cash box with the motorman providing change. No vestibule is present.
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Bay State Street Railway Company
Melrose
East Side
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway
Ten hosemen transferred to motor repair squad
Fire Commissioner John R. Murphy announced the transfers of ten hosemen from the department to the motor repair squad of the bureau of supplies and repairs led by Deputy Chief John Taber. The moves take effect Friday April 30 and reserve chemical tanks will be charged for immediate use. Names include James P. Jones Tower 2 Dennis J. Cadigan Tower 2 John P. O. Craig Tower 2 Joseph S. Farley Tower 2 James E. Plunkett Tower 2 William F. Ryan Tower 2 John T. Hoppe Engine 19 John A. Hussey Engine 47 George L. Lyons Engine 15 Philip G. Ferren Engine 8.
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John R. Murphy
Bureau of Supplies and Repairs
John ©. Taber
Murphy
James P. Jones
Dennis J. Cadigan
John P. O. Craig
Joseph S. Farley
James E. Plunkett
William F. Ryan
John T. Hoppe
John A. Hussey
George L. Lyons
Philip G. Ferren
Cafe Men Charged With Profiteering In Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee on April 27 a federal grand jury indicted cafe proprietors Gus Tombias Pete Tombias and Pete Mininger for profiteering by selling club sandwiches at 50 cents each and making more than 30 cents profit per sandwich M Thompson another proprietor was indicted for selling milk at 15 cents per glass with an 11 cent profit.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Gus
Pete Tombias
Pete Mininger
M. ©. Thompson
Haircuts To Rise In Jamaica Plain Area
Starting Saturday, haircuts and shaves in Jamaica Plain Roxbury and Forest Hills will rise to 50 and 20 cents respectively by vote of the authorities. The change reflects local pricing adjustments approved by city officials.
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Jamaica Plain
Roxbury
Forest Hills
Master Barbers Organize District Association for Higher Prices
The Master Barbers' Association of those districts formed to aid their craft. An association officer cites higher laundry and toilet article costs as the reason for price increases. Dominic Scordina of Jamaica Plain was elected temporary president.
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Master Barbers’ Association
Cording
Dominic Scordina
Jamaica Plain
Election of permanent officers set for next week
Joseph Rand of Roxbury serves as secretary and Thomas Sullivan of Jamaica Plain as treasurer. Another meeting for election of permanent officers will be next week.
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Joseph Rand
Roxbury
Thomas Sullivan
Jamaica Plain
Nesta
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Sets New Drugstore Reach
Illinois doctor W B Caldwell developed a laxative syrup after 40 years of practice focusing on children and women. Since 1892 the formula has sold over 6 million bottles yearly, praised for mild gentle action without opiates, marketed as safe for babies and widely used in homes nationwide.
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Tiello
Illinois
Uman
W. B. Caldwell
Man
Dr. Caldwell
V. Caldwell
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