Two Million Eggs Sold At 24 Cents In Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports the Housekeepers' League retailed over two million eggs at 24 cents a dozen as part of a living-cost relief drive. Six thousand crates of 30 dozen each were distributed to settlement houses stores and homes before closing time. Demand remained brisk with 5,000 cases sold yesterday and organizers pledging further volunteers and cars to widen distribution.
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Philadelphia
Housekeepers’ League
Mellen Letters Boston American on railroad ethics and news value
Charles S. Mellen president of the New York New Haven & Hartford writes to the Boston American regarding ethics, news value, and his offer to appear for an interview in relation to Grand Trunk matter inquiries. He notes press incentives and his duty to safety, offering his views on exclusive replies and general statements.
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Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Boston American
Mr. Mellen
Grand Jury
New York
Grand Trunk
Louis D. Brandeis
New Haven
New England
First Corps Cadets Parade Promenade Concert Night
The First Corps Cadets M. V. M. held a prom era de concert at the armory on Columbus avenue with the band playing from 8 to 8 30 and dancing to midnight. Palms and blue and white streamers decorated the hall and about 500 couples attended among well known Boston residents.
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First Corps
Columbus Avenue
First Corps Cadets
Bostom
Bartholdt proposes two term presidency limit
Representative Bartholdt of Missouri introduced a joint resolution for a constitutional amendment limiting presidential tenure to two four year terms or approximately two terms with ineligibility for re election thereafter in Washington on December 12.
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Washington
Bartholdt
Missouri
Brandeis and White Rally Against New England Railroads
A heated exchange unfolds as Brandeis and Norman White push for aggressive attacks on New England's railroad system amid rising corporate fees and political sensationalism. A Boston American reply promises Brandeis exclusive publication, full fair coverage, and repeated prominence across Hearst papers, AP, and UPI while denying sensational framing.
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Mr. Brandeis
Brandeis
Norman White
New England
White
United States
New York
Boston A. m
P. m
State House
Boston
Mellon
Brandeis Declines Personal Attacks in Monopoly Battle
Louis D. Brandeis rejects engaging with Charles S. Mellen over Brandeis’s finances. He says his fight targets New Haven monopoly policies, not individuals, stressing the case concerns whether New England transportation shall be monopolized and should not be clouded by personalities.
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New York
Louis D. Brandeis
Charles S. Mellen
Brandeis
New Haven
Mr. Mellen
Mr. Brandeis
New England
Officials Probe New Haven Monopoly Case in New England
New York December 12 federal grand jury continues examining N Kinsella private secretary to E J Chamberlin Grand Trunk on traffic agreement with New Haven. J E Dalrymple vice president Grand Trunk testifies about Massachusetts construction halt. Witnesses include Arthur E Clark and Charles C Jones. U S District Attorney Wise at office with no comment on case or Mellen appearance. no trip to Washington for Attorney General talks.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
New Haven Railroad
New England
N. Kinsella
E. J. Chamberlin
Grand Trunk
New Haven
J. E. Dalrymple
Massachusetts
Arthur E. Clark
Charles C. Jones
Central Railroad of
Vermont
United States
Wise
Mellen
Washington
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