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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
3
Boston candy makers report Christmas sweets will be scarce this season as the sugar ban remains but production cannot catch up before Christmas. Small dealers may still offer a few pounds of ribbon like sticks, but large manufacturers say holiday stock is largely unavailable.
After five hours in session and a mayoral address, street carmen vote to accept President Stanley of the Cleveland Railway Company plan. The company to dismiss women conductors by March 1 if men resume work immediately.
The will of Philip Tumulty father of Joseph P Tumulty secretary to President Wilson was probated in Jersey City New Jersey. It provides that most property remains until Miss Mother Tumulty 20 a second marriage daughter turns 35 then her four half brothers inherit. Executors are Secretary Tumulty and his brother Philip. The estate is valued at several hundred thousand dollars.
Washington December 5 The Clyde Mallory Merchants and Miners and Southern Steamship Companies are relinquished from federal control to private management by order of Director General McAdoo. Railroad owned steamship lines remain under railroad administration. The four lines were nationalized April 13 and integrated with other lines under government leadership. The relinquishing order takes effect at midnight tonight, backdated for accounting to December 1.
Clement B. Stetson of Greene was elected president of the Maine State Assessors Association at the annual convention in Augusta. Also chosen were Vice President Frank A. Peabody, secretary Kendall M. Dunbar, and executive committee members, including the three officers and Charles F. Sweet.
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