Pooling Funds Touted To Ease Freight Rate Split
N E Roads Washington Jan 26 pooling funds by trunk lines to forward to New England railroads to meet operating charges is discussed as a solution to the freight rate division dispute east and west of the Hudson. A New York meeting was postponed to early next week. Brigham testified Boston & Maine losses on inter territorial freight to the Southwest while witnesses argued over per ton losses.
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Washington
New England
Hudson River
Trunk Line
New York
Central Freight Association
D. S. Brigham
Boston & Maine
Trunkline
Southwest
Brigham
Charles F. Choate
Boston
New England Roads
J. R. Elder
Jersey Central
Elder
Anxious to Teach Shimmy Demonstration by Cantor Chorus
Superintendent of Schools Frank V. Thompson says he does not know what the Shimmy is. Four Chicago shimmying chorus dancers Grace Hoyt Margaret LaBerne Ethel O'Brien and Virginia Banks volunteer to teach him, hoping for a personal demonstration of Chicago style Shimmy.
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Frank V. Thompson
Eddie Cantor
Mr. Thompson
Chicago
Grace Hoyt
Margaret LaBerne
Ethel O'Brien
Virginia Banks
Man Fined After Attempted Bribe Of Officer
John D Kahorre 32 of 731 Metropolitan Ave Hyde Park was fined 25 by Judge Perrins in West Roxbury District Court for attempting to bribe Patrolman Varnum after a traffic stop at Hyde Park Ave and Mount Hope. He appealed. A coral colored sweater with black border is noted in the text.
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John D. Kahorre
Metropolitan Avenue
Hyde Park
Perrins
West Roxbury
Kahorre
Varnum
Hyde Park Avenue
Mount Hope
Canadian veteran gives blood to save Austrian foe
Fort Williams Ontario January 6 Richard Kempton a Canadian World War veteran donated blood to save the life of Mike Venoski an Austrian prisoner whose condition would be fatal without a transfusion Surgeons said Venoski was near death as Kempton undergoing treatment for frozen feet volunteered after several of Venoski's countrymen declined to help
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Fort Williams
Ont
Richard Kempton
Mike Venoski
Kempton
Venoski
Funeral Services for Prof Sedgwick at Unitarian Church
Funeral services for Professor W. T. Sedgwick senior Tech faculty member who died Tuesday night will be held at noon tomorrow at the First Unitarian Church Warren Street Brookline Rev Abbot Peterson will officiate Biology students will act as pallbearers and faculty members from all departments will be ushers Honorary pallbearers include leaders from Tech organizations Acting President Elihu Thomson and other officials will attend from Tech corporation administrative committee International Health Board American Academy of Arts and Sciences and various health and educational bodies
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W. T. Sedgwick
Tech
First Unitarian Church
Warren Street
Brookline
Abbot Peterson
Sedgwick
Elihu Thomson
Tech Corporation
H. P Talbot
G. ©. Whipple
International Health Board
Henry Lefavour
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Simmons College
M. J.rosenau
Massachusetts State Department of Health
Harvard Technology School of Public Health
E. K. Sprague
U. S. Public Health Service
Frederick Lawton
St. Botolph Club
V. Y. Bowditch
Sharron Sanatorium
C. F. Park
Lowell Institute
8. C. Prescott
Tech Department of Biology and Public Health
Senator Harris Urges FTC Probe Into Print Paper Prices
Washington January 26 Senator Harris a Democrat of Georgia introduces a resolution urging the federal Trade Commission to probe print paper supplies and prices to explain why manufactured articles have fallen in value He notes there is no real shortage and publishers report white paper available on the open market cheaper than contracted rates with large companies which still fix prices and require quarterly readjustments for 1921.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Harris
Democrat
Georgia
Boston City Council Candidates for 1921 22 Presidency
Every member of the Boston City Council is a candidate for president for 1921 22, with the election set for February 7 as the new council begins another year in office.
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Boston
Pied Piper riddle award to Richmond man for contest
Edward C. Walker of Richmond Vermont won a 160 dollar prize from the Post for a humorous answer to Insteader No 37 about the Pied Piper taunting Hamelin. Walker, a clerk in a Richmond general store, was born in St Johnsbury Vermont and has lived in Richmond for years. This is his first contest success.
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Edward C. Walker
Richmond, Vt
Walker
Richmond
The
Post
St Johnsbury
Insteader
Boston Post
Eligibl
Inston
P. O
Boston
Mass
Weiser
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