Storrow Rules Hold Except Upon U S Days
Boston Tunnel and Subway Service to Stop at 11 15 with usual all night service probable New England fuel administration to enforce drastic closing rules James J Storrow will issue directives to local fuel committees and local boards to carry out edicts He has not received official word from Washington but expects to be informed by tomorrow morning
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Boston Tunnel
National Fuel Administration
New England Fuel Administration
James J. Storrow
New England Fuel Administrator
Storrow
Washington
Nationwide fuel order shutters factories for five days
A drastic measure from the fuel commissioner and presidential approval closes all manufacturing establishments for five days starting tomorrow. Every Monday for ten weeks becomes a legal holiday with all factories, stores, and offices suspended. Railways and streetcars provide only limited service on Mondays, and the order even covers munition plants.
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Garfield
Washington authority overrides local fuel rules
A columnist states that federal orders take precedence over New England fuel administration rules for days not covered by national regulations. Local and regional rules will apply week by week where national guidance is silent, with President as commander-in-chief and all orders to be obeyed.
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Washington
New England Fuel Administration
Louisiana clarified sugar reaches Boston market
Tons of Louisiana clarified sugar, a new product from the South, arrived in Boston yesterday and was placed on Northern markets. The coarse, slightly yellow crystals are less sweet than Cuban refined sugar and carry a distinct cane flavor reminiscent of brown sugars.
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Louisiana
Boston
South
Louisiana clarified sugar sold at nine cents a pound
Every pound sold 48 marked Louisiana clarified sugar and retails for nine cents a pound. Boston hotel keepers, restaurant men and housekeepers quickly accepted the substitute for the much wanted white sugar. One dealer sold a ton yesterday in two pound packages with a limit of one package to a customer.
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Louisiana
Boston
Sinkings Near New Low Mark In Admiralty Report
London reports a weekly drop in British merchantmen sunk by mines or submarines. Only six ships of 1600 tons plus were lost, plus two under 1600 tons and two fishing boats, the lowest weekly total since the submarine campaign began. The week ending Nov. 11 had the previous low of six vessels.
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Admiralty
Ubo
Sun
Near Record Low Mark for Vessels Claimed by U Boats
With one exception this is the smallest number of vessels claimed by U boats in a single patrol in years. The report notes a marginal improvement over previous submersible attacks and lists affected shipping lanes and international responses.
Suits Cut to 9.90 in Gray Co Midwinter Sale
F Gray Co offers men high class suits at 9.90 during the midwinter sale. Blue serges fancy worsteds blacks blues and browns previously 18 and 20 dollars reduced to 9.90. Located at Washington corner Hanover streets.
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FP. Gray Co
F. Gray Co
Washington
Cor
Hanover Sts
Labor Leaders Plan Mass Meeting Over Fuel Crisis
Boston Central Labor Union votes to call a mass meeting of its 80 000 affiliated members to discuss fuel and food shortages affecting Boston and the state. The decision follows hastily issued Washington orders to close factories and related actions.
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Boston Central Labor Union Executive Board
Boston
Washington
Mass Meeting Planned in Wells Memorial Hall
Next Sunday afternoon a mass meeting will be held in Wells Memorial Hall at 987 Washington Street under the auspices of the C L A. Governor McCall Fuel Administrator Storrow and City Fuel Commissioner Robert B Stone. Congressman James A Gallivan and Mayor Curley are to be invited to give their views. The meeting will also be
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Wells Memorial Hall
Washington Street
McCall
Storrow
Robert B. Stone
James A. Gallivan
Curley
Machine Gun Kills Officer at Camp Devens
Second Lieutenant Sidney D. Reynolds of K Company 304th Infantry died at the base hospital after an accidental machine gun discharge during cleaning. Reynolds, 29, of Newport Avenue Newport Rhode Island, was killed when shells were fed into the weapon. His wife lives in Brookline. A formal statement absolves the other junior officer of blame.
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Sidney D. Reynolds
K Company
304Th Infantry
Reynolds
Newport Avenue
Newport
R. I
Brookline
Stops Tobacco Habit Booklets Offer Free Home Help
Elders' Sanitarium at 2505 Main St in St Joseph Missouri publishes a booklet on tobacco habit effects and how to quit in three to five days at home. The facility offers the booklet free by mail. readers should send their names and addresses promptly.
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Elders’ Sanitarium
Main St
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Ainsworth to Face Secret Indictment in Brookline Infant Death
Mrs Jennie May Eaton Ainsworth, held prisoner by Massachusetts, will appear before Norfolk County Superior Court in Dedham to answer a secret indictment accusing her of abandoning her month old grandson in the vestibule of Dr Harold Bowdidge's Brookline home on Sept 12, leading to the infant's death.
Requisition Granted For Extradition Of Mrs Ainsworth
Captain Proctor of the Massachusetts State Police arrived with the war rant and extradition papers signed by Governor McCall and Governor Holcomb. Mrs Ainsworth had been held prisoner in her home since earlier in the day as officers prepared formal service of the documents.
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Massachusetts
Ainsworth
McCall
Holcomb
Connecticut
Overcoats on Sale at F Gray Co Washington Street
F Gray Co announces a sale of men's heavy storm overcoats fur collar and trench styles. Great coats priced at 25 dollars now offered for 12.90 at the Washington and Hanover streets corner store. Ad notes continuation on Page 9 column 3.
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F. Gray Co
Washington
Cor. Hanover Sts
Four Shots Fired at Bolshevik Premier Petrograd
An automobile carrying Bolshevik premier Nikolai Le nine was fired upon in Petrograd as he drove to a meeting of the Council of People's Commissaries. Four shots were fired but he was not hurt.
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Associated Press
Nikolai Lenine
Council of People’s Commissaries
War Department favors discharge of men over 31 from draft
Secretary Baker told the Senate military committee that the War Department supports exempting from draft liability those who are over 31 since registering on June 5, 1917, without having been drafted.
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Washington
Baker
Senate Military Committee
War Department
Sale of $15 Overcoats at F Gray Co
F Gray Co offers all $15 overcoats today and Saturday at 7.90 dollars. Kerseys meltons cheviots and Scotches are included. Select any $15 overcoat whether ulster storm coat or similar at 7.90 dollars. Located at Washington Street corner Hanover.
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F. Gray Co
Washington
Cor
Hanoversts
German factions at odds over Brest-Litovsk terms
Dissatisfaction grows within German circles over the Brest-Litovsk peace terms. Bolshevik and Teutonic factions resume talks, but pan-Germanists face opposition from segments of the public and newspapers. The peace section seeks a settlement, while critics demand different terms.
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German War Aims Lieut Between East Annexations Debate
Amsterdam dispatches report a tentative accord between political and military factions in Germany based on Russia’s no annexations or indemnities in the east. Hindenburg would decide possible western annexations if Germany wins. Yet factions remain at odds as meetings break up and Hertling may address the Reichstag. Hungary’s cabinet resigns over war conduct and a Romanian minister is released in Russia amid renewed tensions.
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von Hindenburg
von Hertling
Reichstag
Austria
Charles
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Rumania
Legation
Five Dollar Pants at Two Ninety-Eight Bargain
Bold ad announces men’s pants starting at $2.98 claiming greatest values with thousands to choose from. Pure all wool and fancy worsteds offered by F. Gray Co at Washington Street corner Hanover streets in a prominent newspaper advertising display.
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Hanover Sts
Expect Order Will Save 30 000 000 Tons of Coal
Business leaders denounce the order as a severe blow to industry and protest its widespread impact on factories saloons stores except drug and food theaters and other amusements office buildings.
Government orders five day shutdowns and ten week Monday holiday
Washington directs most eastern manufacturing to suspend for five days to ease the fuel famine. In addition, industry and normal heated activities will observe a weekly Monday holiday for ten weeks. Shipyards may stay open while munition plants close. The move, ordered by Fuel Administrator Garfield with President Wilson's approval, aims to relieve fuel and transport crises.
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Washington
America
Mississippi River
Garfield
Wilson
Auto Breaks Into Harbor On Ice Adventure
Robert Bryanton a Hull garbage collector drove his auto onto the ice of Boston harbor from Hull Gut on a trip from Bumkin Island naval training station. The car broke through and sank to 18 inches before Bryanton leaped clear and hopped to ice cakes. A 25 member naval reserves squad rescued the vehicle and Bryanton returned to Hull with the garbage load.
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Robert Bryanton
Hull
Hull Gut
Bumkin Island
Bryanton
Boston Harbor
Sea Alimony Promises Mind Reading at Gordon's Olympia
An advertisement offers personal advice to women in the ladies parlor by Madam Alita, an Egyptian mind reader, claiming circumstantial evidence has broken up many homes and promoting events at Gordon's Olympia all week.
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Gordon's Olympia
Madam Alita
Forecast for Boston Area Breezy with Light Snow Overnight
Weather forecast for southern New England calls for fair conditions Thursday with possible light snow at night and moderate south winds turning variable. In Washington the forecast notes fair skies for Thursday with near local snowfall and similar conditions spreading to Friday.
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Vicinity
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