Women Taught to Buy Meal In Fracas at Butchers’ Convention
At the United Master Butchers Association annual meeting, leading meat dealers urge housewives to study prices and buy by value, arguing many women shop for a preferred meat type rather than comparing cost and options. They label the modern housewife's approach as wasteful and propose economical purchasing habits.
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United Master Butchers’ Association
James Gallagher
St. Louis
Russell
Adolph Marx
Detroit
Boston
West
Meat costs and soup bones urged by Chicago butcher leader
President John T. Russell of the national butchers group critiques modern buying habits and the decline of soup in meals. He cites gas stoves and time constraints, urges using bones for soup, and advises alternating meats to control costs. At the American House election, Russell and John H. Schoefield were re elected.
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John T. Russell
Butchers’ National Organization
Chicago
Russell
Boston
American House
John H. Schofield
Contractor held for girl's death in Cambridge District Court
John McDonald, Auburndale contractor, charged with man slaughter for the death of Grace E. Schofield, 12, of 2 Hampshire Place. The case was continued to Thursday, Aug. 21. McDonald was arraigned yesterday before Judge Almy and released on $1000 pends.
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John McDonald
Auburndale
Grace E. Schofield
Hampshire Place
McDonald
Almy
Cambridge
Eugenics Debate Draws Fire From Lynn Pastor
Rev. Dr Thurston Chase of Central Congregational Church in Lynn argues against the idea that eugenics would dull humanity, citing past figures and laws. He cites Surgeon General Rupert Blue and discusses potential societal benefits and risks, urging scientific approach to heredity and public protection.
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International Medical Congress
Thurston Chase
Central Congregational Church of
Lynn
Chase
Massachusetts
John Burns
Local Government Board of London
Rupert Blue
Medical Congress
Tim
New York
Egypt
Wne
California
Washington
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Missouri
J. B. Murphy
Chicago
Italians End General Strike After Three Die
Milan reports the general strike ended with three deaths and 165 wounded. Police arrest 2478 and losses reach 5 million dollars. Workers return to factories, but transport workers remain idle.
Policeman Struck By Auto Truck Injuries Minor
A policeman was run over by an auto truck owned by the American Express Company and operated by J. J. McCarthy. His injuries are not serious.
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Market
Frank E. Small
City Hall
American Express Company
J. J. McCarthy
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