Inquiries on Loews Theatres stock and New Jersey Zinc profits
Boston Post readers receive impartial financial answers on Loews Theatres Boston Theatres Associates and New Jersey Zinc Company. Loews controls Orpheum St James and Globe Theatres with 10 percent annual dividends and 1916 profits of $124,901 eight months to April 1916 assets $1.51 million. New Jersey Zinc shows high 1916 earnings 9.90 percent and 1917 shrinkage. 1915-1917 payments include large extra dividends and rising total yields. first quarter net $3.60 million equals 10.30 percent of capital.
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Boston Post
New England
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Urthermore
The
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Financial
Boston
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Loew’s Theatres
Boston Stock Exchange
Loew's
Boston Theatres Associates
Orpheum
St. James
Globe Theatres
New Jersey
P. G. Saco
Federal Trade Commission
New Jersey Zinc Company
New Jersey Zinc & Iron Company
Saxon Motors
W.N. Concord
N. H
Saxon Motors Company
New York
Am. Pneumatic Pfd
B.D. J. Danvers
American Pneumatic Service Company
Post Office
American Pneumatic Service Co
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Lamson Company
Weather and fishing report notes and holiday travel
The article describes tides and moon phases for multiple dates, a few stars, and a busy fishing and shipping day. It notes many foreign vessels arriving and others leaving to load at American ports, with large crowds on steamers to Nantasket and Maine.
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Dominion
Nantasket
Maine
Lal Dsiman
Market Review and Outlook Near-Term Trend in 1918
Market review notes minor weekly dip and quick recover with little net change. Copper producers gain as price fixed at 26 cents per pound, up from 23.12, while overall activity remains light and mid-summer dull. Analysts see potential upside through year end but warn major advances depend on Allies’ war progress and anticipated peace discount.
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America
Federal Trade Commission
Work or Fight Leaders Named Amid War Time Economic Push
The article notes rising profits for miners and steel interests as wartime policies favor production and price controls relaxed. It lists state and local registrars for the anti-leafing law guiding 18 to 50 year olds into useful work, naming numerous towns and officers assigned to enforcement.
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Charles F. Gettemy
French and Bride Distant Hearts Split in Boston
Tot Harrington French fled their Manchester New Hampshire marriage and stayed with a Boston friend planning to work. Ed French vows no support unless she returns. The couple exchange legal threats as he contemplates divorce while she seeks employment in Boston.
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Harrington French
Boston
Ed’ French
Manchester
N. H
Laconia
Newport Draft Board
Providence
Newport
Post letters to the editor query column items
The correspondence covers naval ranks after Dewey, slang doughnuts, Greenwich as longitude origin, French and English gun answers, whale anatomy, shellac stress, and vase pronunciation. Readers ask and editors provide brief explanations on each point.
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Sir
Greenwich
Paris
England
London
Town Officials List by Massachusetts Counties
A catalog of town officers in multiple Massachusetts towns including clerks, police chiefs, tax collectors, and selectmen. Names such as James Fisher Uxbridge chief of police and Otis D. Dionne Walpole tax collector appear alongside numerous other municipal roles across the state.
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Hancock
Noah B. Gardner
Hanover
Chester W. Kiley
P. O. West Han- Hanson
Ferdinand A. Bourne
Harvard
James L. Whitney
Harwick
Nathan ©. Underwood
Hatfield
L. H. Kingsley
Haverhill
N. G. Stackpole
Apne F
W. Hawley
F. D. Carter
Horatio If’. Dickinson
Hingham
Arthur W. Burr
Hinsdale
T. Augustus Frissell
Holbrook
Zenas A. French
Holden—Aaronl. Potter
Holland
Oliver L. Howlett
As- Holliston
Abt Olliston
Aloise Maeder
Aena H. Lane
A i EB. Nutting
J. C. L. Clark
Lanesboro
George B. Sturgis
Aea
Maloney
All
Les—Michael Kane
Board of Selectmen and Assessors
Leicester
John A. Bell
Lenox
Richard A. Stanley
eAssessors
Lee T. Conlon
Leverett
Israel Taylor
Lynnfield
Oscar BB. Phillips
Malden
Frank
Granger
Manchester
William H. Sullivan
Mansfield
J. Arthur Wheeler
Marblehead
Richard M. Cook
Public Service Reserve
Marion
A C. Luce
Marlboro
William G. Regan
Washington St
Marshfield Hills
Herbert I. Macomber
Mashpee
Nelson D. Simons
Mattapoisett
William HH. Winslow
Maynard—Frank 8
Mendon
Charles Hy Allen
Merrimac
Fred L. Parker
Methuen
Harry Nimo
Middleboro
G. Lewis Hethaway
Middlefield
George W. Cottrell
Middleton
C. Fred Steele
Milford
Joseph H. Doyle
Millbury
Charles A. Whitney
Millis
Louis LaCroix
Millville
John FB. Mahoney
Milton
Joseph H. Duffy
Monroe Bridge
Carl W. Kingsley
Monson
Freelon L. Ball
Montague
Daniel
Donahue
Franklin Jr
P. O. Millers Falls
John J. McLaughlin
P. O. Turners
P. O. Turners Falls). Monterey—Frank M. Harmon
Montgomery
Walter D. Allyn
Mount Washington
Howard Porter
Nahant
William F. Waters
Nantucket
Lauriston Bunker
Natick
James H. Fleming
Needham
Archibald Jones
Central Ave
New Ashford
Charles Baker
New Bedford
Walter H. B. Remington
New Braintree
Charles H. Barr
Newbury
John C. Rolfe
Newburyport—Lion
Thomas Huse
Prospect At
Albert P. Blaisdell
Tisbury
Alvin H. Cleveland
Tolland
Wilbert Munn
Topstiege Guilford
Oolin T. McMaster
Truro
John B. Dyer
Tyngsboro
Charles P. Littledale
Igham
Geo. W
Arren
Est
Upton
John B. Fay
Uxbridge
James Fisher
Joe S. Hartshorne
Wales
H. B. Weaver
Selectmen
Walpole
Otis D. Dionne
Waltham
Richard H. Steele
Ware
Bart W. Buckley
Wareham
Elwell H. Smith
Warren
Joseph G. Hastings
Warwick
George A. Witherell
Washington
George Ende
Watertown
A. Fe, Noble, Care
Watertown Lumber Co
Wayland—Warren
L. Bishop
P. C. Cochitnate
Webster
Francis Kelly
Wellesley
John T. Ryan
Wellfleet
Arthur H. Rogers
Wendell
Nelson D. Plumb
Whately
Charles W. Field
Board of Assessors
Whitman
Timothy F. Kenneally
Board of Selectmen
Wilbraham
William B. McGuire
Williamsburg
Edward Blake
Williamstown
George W. Grundy
Wilmington
Joseph A. Caron
Winchendon
William B. Holden
Winchester
Frederick L. Waldmeyer
Windsor
Charles G. Galusha
Winthrop—Preston B. Churchill
Woburn
Thomas H. McGowan
Worcester
George H. Hill
Worthington
Franklin H. Burr
Wrentham
David T. Stone
Yarmouth
George P. Matthews
P. O
Yarmouthport
Telegraphers Strike Postponed After Government Mediation
President Wilson and AFL head Samuel Gompers urge delay in the Western Union telegraphers strike. Telegrams stress avoiding disruption to wartime communications and seeking a prompt, fair adjustment. The walkout followed Western Union's rejection of National War Labor Board rulings on union affiliation dismissals.
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Mr. Wilson
Ronencamp
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Konencamp
Kamp
Congress
Gompers
Department of Labor
Western Union Company
National War Labor Board
Delay action urged on telegraph strike in bid for federal control
New York district of the Commercial Telegraphers Union votes to delay tomorrow's strike against Western Union. They urge President Wilson to seek government ownership of wires via Congress and press the Senate to follow the House in granting power to take over wires. The group signals preference for railroad administration over the Post Office to manage telegraph lines and names Rep. David J. Lewis as a possible telegraph administrator. The meeting also targets Western Union president Newton Carlton.
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New York
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Western Union Telegraph Company
Konenkamp
Congress
House of Representatives
Wilson
United States
Railroad Administration
Post Office Department
Burleson
McAdoo
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Western Union
Newton Carlton
Carlton
Missing Boston bag in Brighton to Devens outing
A brown Boston bag lost Sunday morning between 1482 Commonwealth Ave Brighton and Camp Devens contains valuables belonging to two soldiers and their companions. A reward is offered for return or restitution. Contact Mrs H G Dustin 274 Ast Boston or Bell telephone 53628.
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Boston
Commonwealth Ave
Brighton
Camp Devens
H. G. Dustin
Funeral notice for Michael O'Donnell Dorchester scene
Waiters' Benevolent Association announces the funeral for our deceased brother Michael O'Donnell of 7 Norwell Street Dorchester with services at St Leo's Church at 9 am led by Joseph Cotter president and Robert J Tully secretary. Mrs Robert MacDonald and family Thank readers for flowers and kindness after bereavement. In loving memory of Thomas G Lawton who died in France on June 8.
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Abington
Frank ©. Bates
Tce
Acton
Horace F. Tuttle
Werecushnet
H F. Taber
Adams
John Hodecker
Agawam
James W. Moore
Barrington Sterling E. Millard
Alford
R. F
Amesbury
Bell
M. OG. A. Amherst
G. Edwins
Estes
Auburn
William B. Barrows
Auburn St. Avon
Willard W. Beals
Aver
Guy B. Remick
Barnstable
Enos W. Boise
Boston
F. A. Powers
Matthew J. Dalley
Hanover St
Cross St
James P. Sullivan
Court Sq
Richard Fitzgerald
Joy St
Cambridge St
James P. Canney
la Grange St
John F. Driscoll
Dedham St
Hugh J. Lee
Corner D
Athens Sts
James F. Hickey
Corner Emmons
Paris Sta. Boston
Ross A. Perry
Mercial
Battery Sts
Herbert W. Goodwin
Dudley St
Mt. Pleasant Ave
Jeremiah TF. Gallivan
Junction Tremont
Roxbury St
Charles T. Reardon
Adams At
Arcadia St
John J. Rooney
Fourth St
E. St. Jamaica Plain
Joseph Harriman
Seavernsave
Brighton
Forrest F. Hall
Washington St
Roxboro
Wm. H. Furbush
Boxford
John W. Parkhurst
Boylston Centre
George L. Wright
Praintree—Stillman F. Pratt
Wash
St. Brewster
Francis H. Perry
Bridgewater
Roland M. Keith
Brimfield
Brockton
F. Ernest Mackie
Brookfield
David N. Hunter
Brookline
Frederick A. Leavitt
Town Hall
Buckland
A Albert ©. Bray
Burlington
Charlemont
Homer Sherman
Charlton
Frank C. Wakefield
Chatham
Alfred ©. Harding
Chelmsford
Edward J. Robbins
Chelsea
James O. Denning
Gardner St. Cheshire
William F. Reagen
Chester
J. B. Cooney
Selectmen
Chesterfield
Hoyt B. Dodge
Chicopee
William H. Trumbull
Board of
Clilmark
Bartlett Mayhew
Clarksburg
John Miller
P. O. Briggsville
North Adams
Clinton
Charles
Sanderson
Cohasset
Edward L. Stevens
Lyonsville
H. ©. Scott
Concord
Ralph Holden
Conway
Charles Parsons
Cummington
Howard E. Drake
Dalton
Frank B. Howard
North Dana
Jeslie T. Haskins
Danvera
Walter I. Creese
Public Safety Committee
Lee Dartmouth
Benjamin J. Potter
Dedham
Thomas J. Hannon
Deerfield
Parker D. Martin
South Dennis
Benjamin F. Sears
Segreganset
Dwight F. Lane
East Douglas
John B. Chapdelaine
Dover
John H. Faulk
Collinsville
John W. Brennan
Webster
James A. Thompson
Dudley
Dunstable
Archie W. Swallow
Duxbury
George H. Stearns
Herbert C.thorndike
T. Dill
Pasthampton
George B. Cook
Mess
Louis Wolcott
Esston
Harris A. DeWitt
Edgartown
Gerald A. Pease
North Egremont
George Boice
Enfield—Levene
Bartlett
Erving
Harry N. Blackmur
South Essex
Fred K. Burnham
Main Street
Sverett
O. B. Faith
Broadway
Wairhaven
William Lt. Ely
Center Street
Fall River
Robert Charles Davis
Bedford Street
Falmouth
Edgar E. Burgess
Fitchburg
David W. Tinsley
Foxboro
George R. Millis
Framingham
Frank A. Hall
Mason Street
Goshen
Edward ©. Packard
Gosnold
Cuttyhunk
C. B. Church
Grafton
Edwin A. Howe
Granby
Geo. L. Murray
Granville
Silas B. Root
Great Barrington
Edward Kelly
Greenfield
Edward F. Harrison
Greenwich Village
Frank P. Hall
Groton
W. H. Whitehill
Selectman
Groveland
Johnn
Libby
School Street
Pats H. Pellissier
Hamilton
Clarence
Knowlton
Hampden
Charles J. Burleigh
Derry
Lawrence
Elizabeth A
Horace Derry
Summer St
Everett
Elsesser
John Elses
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Fitzpatrick
Somerville
Ann
John Fitzpatrick
County Clare
Ireland
Neponset Court
St John’s Church
East Cambridge
Hill
City Hospital
Charles S. Hill
Hooker St
Allston
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Kiprnan
Cambridge
Patrick
Johanna Kiernan
Sheenan
Norfolk St
St. Mary’s Church
Lane
John G
Mary E. (Lavery) Lane
Gate of Heaven Church
Marshall
Horace A Marshall
Mogan
John J. Mogan
William H. Mogan
School St
Waltham
Myers
Hough’s Neck
Morris
Sadie
George Myers
Barrow St
Richardson
Plymouth
Mass
George Messenger Richardson
Mt. Auburn Chapel
Robinson
West Roxbury
Annie C
Charles Robinson
Joseph D. Andrews
Temple St
Wallin
Dorchester
Johanna
Carl A. F. Wallin
Ridgewood St
Nordling’s Chapel
Tremont St
Roxbury
Washington
Frederick P. B. Washington
Glendale St
Barry Court
George
Hoar
St. Alphonsus Association
Roxbury Council
K. of C
Hillside St
Mission Church
William G. Whites
Thomas F. True
Waiters’ Benevolent Association
Michael O'Donnell
Norwell St
St. Leo's Church
Joseph Cotter
Robert J. Tully
Robert MacDonald
Braintree St
Thomas G. Lawton
France
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William A. O'Hearn
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George T. Smith
Arlington St
Frank J. Kelly
Times Office
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Allan D. Phelps
Northbridge
Joseph A. Johnston
Whitinsville
North Brookfield
John T. Grady
Northfield
Fred W. Doane
Franklin County
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Herbert D. Wilson
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Harry Swift
Oak Bluffs
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Coldbrook
Fred Parmenter
Orange
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Orleans
Joseph H. Cummings
Otis
William CG. Cromwell
Oxford
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Walmer
Willard C. Hitchcock
Knox Street
Xton
Henry H. Pike
George R. Nelson
Pelham
John H. Hubbard
Pembroke
William A. Key
Pepperell
Arthur P. Wright
Peru
F. G. Creamer
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Frank BE. Gibbs
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George M. Cha
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Charles N. Rogers
Quincy
Emery T L. Crane
Randolph
James P. Duffy
Raynham
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Walter A. Harlow
Reading
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Ellery L. Goff
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George J. Dyer
Richmoud
Robert P. Coleman
Rochester
Albert H. Pratt
Rockland
J. Perry Burrell
Rockport
Byron G. Russell
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Russell
Harry A. Denman
Rutland
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Sheffield
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Sherborn
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Main St. Tern
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F. BE. Judd
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Charles H Newton
Southbridge
John M. Cochran
South Hadley
Martinus Madsen
Southwick
B. M. Jhaetings
Spencer
Alfred Arsenault
Eoans of
Springfield
Herbert E. Thayer
Committee On Public Safety
Sterling
Jacob W. Longley
Stockbridge
Adaim Schilling
Stoneham
George N. Green
Stoughton
James 1. Reilly
Canton Street
Stow
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Charles A. Hearsey
Peleet ¥. Chamberlain
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Charles ©. Lowe
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Remsen
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Jones
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Cosgrove
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