Cheaper Clothing Expected This Fall Under $50 Suit Limit
Arnim W. Riley head of the Justice Department profiteer-hunting squadron said makers are secretly cutting prices with a $50 limit on ready made suits. He told a Post reporter that manufacturers are quoting lower trade prices while urging shoppers to buy now.
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Arnim W. Riley
Department of Justice
Mr. Riley
Post
Sugar profiteering crackdown targets top dealers in Boston
Assistant Attorney General Palmer aide Mr Riley arrived in Boston for talks with sugar refiners. He warned wholesale dealers who inflate prices will lose federal licenses and face prosecution. DOJ investigators named Boston firms accused of selling to other wholesalers at half a cent per pound. He vowed action against top operators, not merely "tools," and expected strong prosecutions locally.
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Mr. Riley
Palmer
Boston
Matthew L. McGrath
Bureau of Investigation
Hanrahan
Washington
Riley
Department of Justice
New York
United States
Lewis Goldberg
Be Careful What You Wash Your Hair With
Advertisement promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless. Claims common soaps and shampoos contain alkali that dries scalp and makes hair brittle. Says the shampoo is cheap, long lasting, and forms rich lather. Describes easy use, quick drying, soft bright hair and removal of dust dirt and dandruff.
Woolen company indictments tossed by federal judge
Concord and Portland travelers revisit Nantucket where his mother spends summer. The flying squadron led by Mr. Riley in New York uncovered evidence leading to indictments against William M. Wood, president of the American Woolen Company, later quashed because woolen cloth is not clothing. He argued the company earns excessive profits.
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Concord
N. H
Portland
Nantucket
Mr. Riley
New York
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Exeter Fire Ravages Homes and Barns for 15000
Exeter Me July 29 a fire caused a 15000 loss destroying the homes of Ed Gould Samuel Weeks and U G Weeks and two large barns owned by former Deputy Sheriff Charles R Buswell The blaze spread from a Buswell barn and the Dexter fire department aided in preventing further spread Mrs Buswell returned from Dexter and saw the flames The cause is uncertain with theories including spontaneous combustion or chimney sparks from a nearby creamery
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Exeter
Ed Gould
Samuel Weeks
U. G. Weeks
Charles R. Buswell
Exeter Corner
Buswell
Dexter
Boy of 15 Held as Witness in Michigan Murder Case
Russell Hickox, 15, brother of Beatrice Hickox, 12, who was killed at the Hickox farm near Charlotte, was taken into custody by the sheriff in Jackson. He is being kept as a witness and has been questioned multiple times by officers investigating the murder.
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Jackson
Mich
Russel Hickox
Beatrice Hickox
Teachers Advocate Cold Pack Canning In Boston Centers
Boston teachers running canning classes promote cold pack method this summer to preserve fruit flavor with less work. Instructors Frances Rodgers and staff teach blanching and cold dipping for vegetables and fruits, with adults, boys, and girls sessions at Shurtleff School.
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Boston
Shurtleff School
South
Post
Frances Rodgers
Safe home canning methods and local classes in Boston
The article outlines proper canning practices to avoid overheated jars and breakage, including tray supports above the cooker bottom, water level guidance, and strict timing. It notes 10 Boston centers offering classes under the public schools manual arts department led by D W O'Brien, with fruits and vegetables preserved totaling 4728 quarts across 27 varieties.
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Boston Public School Manual Arts Department
D. W. O’brien
Shurtleff
South Boston
Edward Everett
Upham’s Corner
Mary Hemmenway
Ashmont
Henry Pierce
Albert Stewart
Milton
Tileston
Mattapan
Charles Sumner
Roslindale
Greenwood
Hyde Park
Brighton High School
Washington Austin
Brighton
Mary A. Leary
Supreme Court Dismisses Mandamus Against Colby in War Peace Resolution Case
Chief Justice McCoy of the District of Columbia Supreme Court dismissed the mandamus petition seeking to force Secretary Colby to promulgate the peace resolution vetoed by President Wilson. Attorney Harry S. McCartney plans to appeal to the District of Appeals and seek certiorari to the US Supreme Court. The government argued Colby can only enact laws that have presidential approval or were sent by the Senate or House leaders.
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Washington
McCoy
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Mandamus
Colby
Wilson
United States
Germany
Austria
Harry S. McCartney
Chicago
District Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
District Appellate Tribunal
Secretary of State
Congress
Senate
House
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