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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1915

Page

9

Plans for Ship Bill Kept Secret in Senate Discussion

The Clarke motion to recommit prompts proposed amendments to report back within 48 hours and to tether the plan to a time limit of 18 months or two years. Democrats hope to win back support, not secure Progressive Republican backing, as Senator Kern notes plans cannot be divulged. He confirms intent to return to the bill in the Senate with the same vote count as before, while acknowledging 42 votes would be insufficient.

Clarke Fletcher Senate Senator Kern Kern

Senate Debates on Bill Amendments and Government Shipping

Leaders discuss amending Clarke motion to recommit the bill with neutrality safeguards for buying belligerent ships and a two year government operation cap. Wilson met with Progressive Republicans as a special committee seeks broad support while Revolting Democrats demand removal of government ownership terms.

Build Now drives real estate lending and job revival in 1915

Bankers, real estate men, and trusts rally to the Boston Post Build Now campaign. Massachusetts officials loosen lien rules for small loans, banks report surge of mortgage inquiries, and Malden city government endorses the movement while urging immediate construction.

Massach Estate Exchange Charles Thornton Davis Massachusetts Land Court Mmittee State House |O Post Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange Build New England Joseph H. O’neil Federal Trust Company O'Neil William Prest Paul Revere Trust Company the Post Prest John R. McVey Hibernia Savings Bank Savings Bank McVey Hibernia Bank Old South Trust New Savings Department Frank E. Granger Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank Oscar J. Saxe Dalton- Ingersoll Manufacturing Company Post ‘Build Now Malden The Joseph H. Kelly Boston Post William H. Doyle

J B Neily Drops Dead in Boston Train Station

J Burpee Neily of Halifax Nova Scotia a mining promoter with offices in Boston dropped dead as he stepped off a train for Boston tonight. He was president of the Goldenville Mining Company and leaves a wife in Halifax. He was about 60 years old.

Peabody J. Burpee Neil Halifax N. S Summer Street Boston James EB. Greenaway Mr. Neill Goldenville Mining Company

Evangelist Billy Sunday Subject of Health Doubts

The piece notes concerns about Billy Sunday's longevity remarking he cannot live ten more years and frames it as one of many quick takes on public figures in the period’s personality briefs.

Billy Sunday Next Sunday Post

Banks should aid building with stronger lien safeguards

Walter F. Stephens argues banks hesitate on construction loans due to a flawed mechanic’s lien law. He suggests recording contractor contracts to outrank liens or requiring owner bonds, to protect mortgagees and encourage financing for building in the Commonwealth. Brockton attorney urges reform.

Boston & Maine Commonwealth Walter F. Stephens

Bread prices rise as wheat soars and flour hits new highs

The article tracks bread and flour costs as wheat climbs toward $20 a barrel, with producers predicting $15 to $20 flour as the war affects grain exports. Miller spokesmen blame supply and demand. experts warn only a Mediterranean opening or embargo changes the outlook.

Produce Exchange New York Chamber of Commerce Europe Baltimore Galveston Bernard W. Rothwell Mediterranean Russia Mr. Rothwell

Embargo Support Moves to Curb Wheat Prices

Mrs Julian Heath president of the housewives league pleads for a federal embargo on wheat to hold bread prices steady. Baker leaders blame the agriculture department for price instability while noting world crops and shipments to Europe affect domestic flour costs. Officials map plans for action as flour futures threaten higher costs for consumers.

Julian Heath Housewives’ League of America America Rank Sk. Shepherd Fox Baking Company Department of Agris Britain Australia India

Club Owners Meet Today to Set 1922 Schedule

New York Feb 2 The American league owners convene to adopt the season schedule and discuss key changes including the 21 player limit and removal of the draft in class AA clubs. Attention focuses on strengthening the New York club as Ruppert and Huston seek assistance from other clubs.

New York Johnson Jacob Ruppert, Jr T. Huston

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