Copper stocks rise as market outlook improves in 192
Market review notes potential 10 to 15 point upside for industrials as recovery progresses from a November dip. Copper stocks advance amid tight supply from curtailed 12 month output, with domestic consumption at high levels and optimism for steel activity in 192. The Senate peace treaty stance boosts expectations for Europe raw material financing and a copper vacuum in Germany and Austria.
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Paris Cafes Ordered Closed Early New Years Eve
Paris police prefect M. Raux refused the Restaurateurs' Association request to keep restaurants and cafes open until 1 or 2 o'clock New Year's morning.
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M. Raux
Restaurateurs’ Association
Inventor of Medicine in Tablet Form Dies in Schenectady
Dr. Robert M. Fuller, 75, of Schenectady New York, credited with originator of the tablet form of medicine, died at home. He served as a Civil War surgeon and was at Ford Theatre when Lincoln was shot.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Robert M. Fuller
Richford couple to celebrate 65th wedding anniversary
Richford Vermont residents Mr. and Mrs. George Rublee will mark their 65th anniversary on New Year’s Day. Married January 1 1855 in Franklin Vermont they have three living children Marquis Rublee Dora Westover and Maude Stanhope five grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Edna Alzada Shufelat
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F. Richford
Liquor Taxes Hit High Mark in 1919 Chicago Report
Chicago report shows fermented and distilled liquor taxes collected in 1919 totaled 48,050,854.47 dollars. Overall government revenue reached 3,800,150,078.56 dollars, up from 209,398,540.44 dollars in 1817. The rise is attributed mainly to income and excess profits taxes.
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Big whiskey stock remains in Boston bonded stores
Supreme Court failure to rule wartime prohibition unconstitutional left bonded liquor in Boston warehouses untouched. Authorities say about seven million dollars worth of bonded whiskey sits stored across the city and nearby, with only a small portion exported for medicine since the ban took effect.
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Large whiskey inventories tied up in Boston and Cambridge
Authorities report 2800 barrels or about 110 400 gallons held at Joseph S O Neil General Bonding Warehouse Cambridge. Quincy Market and Cold Storage cites 7400 barrels near 300 000 gallons in Boston Cambridge totaling 410 400 gallons. A J Mahoney of Dorchester says Liverett warehouse holds 000 barrels with major portion owned by distillers. Plans to export before Jan 15 are halted as owners await government guidance.
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Boston
A. J. Mahoney
Dorchester
Everett Distilling Company
Liverett
Alahoney
Weymouth Jitney Drivers Propose Club System to Evade Bonding
Jitney drivers in Weymouth seek to form clubs where dues equal fare payments to Fore River shipyards. They argue no cash fares mean they are not public carriers and would avoid required bonds, while officials call it illegal evasion. A hearing is planned with Weymouth and Quincy operators facing possible legal action.
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Fore River
Joseph Fern
Board of Selectmen
Quincy
North Weymouth
Threat to Governor Lowden cited as anonymous note
Secret service and postoffice inspectors traced a threatening letter sent to Governor Frank O. Lowden after Miss Harriet Lowden debuted at the Pullman residence. An anarchist is suspected. the Governor forwarded the letter to the Post Office Department with little comment.
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Scrice
Harriet Lowden
Frank O. Lowden
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Postoffice Department
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George Pull
Just Pup by J. G. Reaser in Boston Sunday Post
If you love dogs or have owned one the magazine feature Just Pup will amuse and entertain with a lighthearted animal study from J. G. Reaser.
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J. G. Reaser
Boston Sunday Post
Italian Senator Defends Fiume Stance and Wilson Tone
Senator Pulle charged President Wilson with an arrogant tone in his Italy messages over Fiume. He argued Italy must have Fiume and the Volesca district plus Dalmatia, crediting D Annunzio with saving the city and urging regular troops over militia to reclaim it.
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Pulle
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Wilson
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London
Gabriel D’annunzio
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Nitti
Fitzsimmons to Box Hayes at Lynn Tonight
Ex Radio School standout Billy Hayes faces New York fighter Fitzsimmons in a 12 round main event at Casino A C Lynn tonight. Local favorites Bunch O Neill and Buddy Dolan meet in eight round bouts, with Larry Cross pairing Roy McFarland in another eight. Opening bout features Lynn locals Young Dwyer and Young Shea.
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Hayes
Bunch O'Neil
Buddy Dolan
Lawrence
Larry Cross
Roy McFarland
U. S
Utah
Young Dwyer
Young Shea
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