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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1918

Page

11

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.

Boston Post New England Post Urthermore The Inquirer Financial Boston Mass 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 Preferred 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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