Bandlady Postpones Ten Dollar Rent Increase
Mrs Annie Hussey of 61 East Concord street postponed a flat ten dollar monthly rent rise on five tenants to October 1 after a Rent Commission hearing with chief adjustor Herbert E Ellis. She will seek legal advice on her rights in the case. Separately United States Commissioner Hitchcock set bail at 500 dollars each for Ernest Smith and Charles W Bertney, charged with violating the Volstead act in connection with liquor found at a club.
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Annie Hussey
East Concord Street
Herbert E. Ellis
Rent Commission
Mr. Ellis
United States
Hitchcock
Ernest Smith
Charles W. Bertney
John C. Slavin
Autos Held Up for Liquors on Boston-NY Route
Prohibition officers in Worcester and Leicester conducted an all night check on the autos along the Boston to New York route. Two cars were found to contain contraband. One Greenfield car sped away after a stop, with officers firing at it and later vowing pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Prohibition Enforcement
Worcester-l Leicester Inc
Boston
New York
United States
Dresser
Greenfield
Carnegie Estate Pays State 40197
Pennsylvania received a check for 40197.67 as the state transfer tax on Andrew Carnegie's estate portion within Pennsylvania. Died a year ago today, the estate was valued at 31.36 million with gifts totaling 330 million. taxable Pennsylvania property amounted to 1.23 million in stocks and realty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
Pennsylvania
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Home Trust Company
New York
Snyder
Wilson CC
Packer
Pittsburg
Plan Big Central Labor Union for New York
Plans for a new central labor body in Greater New York were completed by the American Federation of Labor executive council. President Samuel Gompers announced a formal launch at a mass meeting September 10 in the Central Opera House to replace the Central Federated Union and the Brooklyn Central Labor Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big
Central Labor Union
New York
Greater
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Central Opera House
Central Federated Union
Brooklyn Central Labor Union
Young News Merchants of Greater Boston
A feature highlights enterprising newsies in Boston who sell the Post each morning. It spotlights familiar faces among the circulating youths and their role in delivering papers to readers.
Young Paper Seller at Rowe's Wharf
Thirteen year old John Cataldo spends hours daily at Rowe's wharf selling papers for pin money. He enters Marginal street terminal each morning with the crowd, and, ready with papers, greets early customers on the gangplank before others reach the exit. He lives at 268 Maverick street on Nod dle Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cataldo
Noddle Island
Rowe's Wharf
Maverick Street
Cataldo
Venusian Hand Type and Its Social Charms
The Venusian mount is the largest and nearly the same size as the thumb ball, signaling love, sympathy, and cheerful nature. Venus types enjoy pleasure, singing, and dancing, yet are vulnerable to exploitation by others, recovering quickly after betrayals. They are generally healthy with no distinctive health defects of their own.
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Venus
Draft slacker Conrad Janke commits suicide in Hartford
Conrad T. W. Janke, 30, who surrendered to New York police as a draft slacker, hanged himself in a Hartford cell using a knotted black handkerchief. Known in Bridgeport and Waterbury, he had worked 11 months for Panama Railroad and sang in cabarets. Registered in Bridgeport on Sept 12, 1918 as Charles Jackson, classified Al but not drafted. He was on leave from Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conrad T. W. Janke
New York
Janke
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Panama
Panama Railroad Company
Charles Jackson
Janice
Liquor Confiscated Hidden In Cabbages in Connecticut
Three trucks seized in Greenwich were wrapped with cabbage and garlic to conceal contraband spirits. Nine men were detained as officials recovered liquors valued around $50,000, with garlanded garlic visible on one truck's sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Dark Hair Restored By Sage and Sulphur Compound
Grandmother kept her hair dark and glossy using Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. The mixture, once at drugstores, restores natural color with an easily applied formula that darkens evenly and leaves hair looking soft and beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Also Mentioned on This Page
CLUB
The
Lambs’ Club
Wethern's
Europe
Susanne Talbot
Rinso
Mrs. Jones
Ver i Co
Cambridge
Mass
MSO
Lux
Bs Lever
Greater Boston
East Boston
Rowe’s Wharf
Irving R. Bacon
Pablo Ledger Co
Bayerson Oil Works
Joseph Hallian
N. E. Mer
Colonial Bidg
Ar Horlick
Irwin
Buskmamss Cbk
Dover, N. H
Y Washington
Dover
N. H
Maine
Peters
North Haven
City Hall
Miles
Navy
Tom-Boy
Jordan Marsh Company
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