Senate Passes Agricultural Credits Bill for Farm Exports
The Senate approved the administration plan allowing loans by the War Finance Corporation to back farm product exports. The bill authorizes agricultural loans from the square of 500 million dollars in cash capital and authorizes up to 2 billion dollars in bonds to raise additional funds, with no record vote on passage. It now goes to the House.
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Washington
War Finance Corporation
Senate
House
Italian steam line opens direct Quebec Naples route
Italian steam ship companies shift passenger traffic to Canada due to U S immigration law. Navigazione Generale Italiana plans a direct Dominion Italy line, its first vessel sails from Naples to Quebec with Italian immigrants aboard.
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Canada
United States
Navigazione Generale Italiana
Dominion
Italy
Naples
Quebec
Leopold Morse Co Outing Crowds Norumbega Park
Nearly 1000 Leopold Morse Company employees enjoyed their annual outing at Norumbega Park with a burlesque baseball contest between the Ancients and the Old-Timers. Joseph Ward won the Earnest J. Goulson silver loving cup by scoring three firsts, a second, and a third.
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Norumbega Park
William T. Murray
William Purcell
George O'Brien
F. W. Prescott
Thomas Brady
Leopold Morse
Ferdinand Straus
Julius C. Morse
Leon Straus
S. R. Casey
Louis Fisher
Mark Gallagher
Earnest J. Goulson
Joseph Ward
Leap Frog
Gertrude Baker
Ida Seronick
Ethel Perella
Betty Mahoney
Frances Umans
Dora Lebovitz
Catherine Sampson
Ida Baker
Masonic Club Reaches Membership Limit in Boston
The Boston Masonic Club has reached its limit of 200 members and will celebrate this week. Growth surged from about 500 members in January to the current total due to an active membership drive. Entrance fee rises from 10 to 25 dollars begin Monday, as the club plans to open its Slater mansion at 48 Beacon Street in early September. President Terhune predicts it will be the finest Boston club.
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Boston Masonic Club
Slater
Beacon Street
Hereford Street
Boston
Terhune
Medford Residents Sue American Acid Company for 155 000
Eighty one Medford residents filed civil suits in East Cambridge court against the American Acid Company seeking 155000 in damages. The actions claim illness from escaping sulphuric acid fumes on August 21, 1920, with plaintiffs including the families of Ernest Shack Everett Cook John Emerson and Alfred Tuttle.
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Medford
East Cambridge
American Acid Company
Ernest Shack
Everett Cook
John Emerson
Alfred Tuttle
Former clergyman charged with rent hike in Brookline case
Tenants of Brookline apartments owned by Edward L. Gulick, a retired Congregational minister, face a hearing today before the Commission on the Necessaries of Life at the State House. They allege exorbitant rents are being demanded.
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Brookline
Edward L. Gulick
Commission
State House
Tenants challenge owner at hearing over eviction request
Edward J. Goodman Felix LeMar and Orrin E B Hodson sue Gulick owner of four Strathmore houses and others claim tenants were told to leave after appealing for aid from the commission. Gulick says eviction was to allow renovations and objects to the Rev title as he has retired from the ministry.
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Edward J. Goodman
Felix&. LeMar
Gulick
Brown Street
Orrin EB. Hodsdon
Strathmore Road
Frank A. Russel
Clergy rent dispute figures cited in Brookline case
The man denied being a rent profiteer and said his income from properties was modest after mortgage interest and expenses. He refuted Goodman’s claim of rent rising from 50 to about 1000 monthly. He said funds for five Brookline houses came from running girls summer camps, including one in Fairlee Vermont, with a highest salary noted.
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Goodman
Brookline
Fairlee
Henry Abrahams Named Delegate to AFL by Cigarmakers Union
Henry Abrahams secretary of Boston Cigarmakers Union 97 has been designated by Cigarmakers International Union as a delegate to the American Federation of Labor. Abrahams, active in the city’s trade union movement for 30 years, is regarded by many as an old warhorse of organized labor.
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Henry Abrahams
Boston Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Cigarmakers’ International Union
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Abrahams
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