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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1914

Page

5

One Cent Postage Favored by Merchants

Merchants favor a reduction of letter postage from 2 cents to 1 cent and voiced support to a Chamber of Commerce committee. Charles Dudley Barrows of Cleveland, head of the National One Cent Letter Postage Association, was set to speak but missed due to a Washington conference with President Wilson.

Chamber of Commerce Charles Dudley Barrows Cleveland National Wilson Washington Chamber

Committee to Study Periodical Postage Reduction Proposal

The special committee will hear arguments from members including Eadwin A Curtis chairman Franklin T Kurt William J E Sander James M Swift and Roger S Warner. They will compile a report for directors reflecting pro and con positions. Backers include C H Cross Regal Shoe Co William Q Wales Brown Wales Co BP 8 Hardy and C H W E Buck Buck Printing Co. Cross cites deficit from periodical handling paid by the 5 cent letter rate while Wales favors higher periodical charges over two cent letters. Hardy calls it an unjust tax on readers. A later meeting will gather opposing views.

Eadwin A. Curtis Franklin T. Kurt William J. E. Sander James M. Swift Roger S. Warner Chamber C. H. Cross The Regal Shoe Company William Q. Wales Brown, Wales Company Hardy C. H. W. E. Buck Buck Printing Company Cross Burrows

Webster Girl to Wed Mr Yousecohou hekewiezitchen

Miss Olga Abraham aged 21 of Webster will marry Martin Yousecohou hekewiezitchen of Mechanicsville next Saturday. The wedding marks her taking what is believed to be the longest name in New England.

Webster Olga Abraham Martin Yousecohouhekewiezitchen Mechanicsville New England Tare Miss Abraham Siegel

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