Georges Stores Seeks August Reductions Amid Stock Overload
The Georges department store owner explains a serious setback from sepsis delaying expansion plans. He reveals a backlog of 321000 worth of stock intended for five new branches, plus heavy current stocks from an unusually late spring. He pledges value giving August reductions to move goods and maintains a reputation for absorbing losses to benefit the public.
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Georges
Ohio
Miami Valley
Aronson
Chicago
New York
Mayor's Glad Rags Parade MixUp Nets Quick Change
The mayor missed the reviewed Ninth Regiment parade in Charlestown as plans to wear a silk hat and Prince Albert coat were scrapped for a quick dash to City Hall. Councillor McDonald, squeezed into the coat and hat far from a fit, joked he could review in a bathing suit before the Mayor arrived to take the salute at City Hall.
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Fitzgerald
Prince Albert
Ninth Regiment
City Hall
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Leary
Field
Moore
Eddie
Kenny
Ballantyne
Collins
Attridge
McDonald
Fitz
Charlestown
Dan
Bertie
Salem Street
Woman's suffrage wins in Illinois legislature
Springfield Illinois June 11 The women's suffrage bill which passed the Illinois Senate recently was approved by the lower branch of the Legislature today by a bare constitutional majority.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois Senate
Morgan escape mystery remains unsolved
Columbus June 11 The question of whether Confederate raider General John H Morgan tunneled from his Ohio penitentiary cell or was aided by guards has long stirred debate since the Civil War. The issue has not been settled by inspecting the cell block.
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Columbus, CO
John H. Morgan
Ohio Penitentiary
Morgan cell tunnel probe yields no outlet findings
Prison officials continue explorations under the Morgan cell amid debate over a tunnel to the gate. The cell is being torn down as Warden Thomas plans a new ethics hall and considers turning the site over to a city for preservation.
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Morgan Cell
Thomas
Morgan
Ohio
Oatmeal Trust Sued by U S
Chicago June 11 The Quaker Oats Company known as the oatmeal trust controlling about ninety percent of oatmeal products and by-products was charged by the federal government in a civil anti trust suit filed here for monopoly in derogation of the common rights of the people of the United States and Sherman law violations.
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Chicago
Quaker Oats Company
Oatmeal Trust
United States
Government seeks injunction to dissolve Quaker Oats monopoly
The government asks the court to declare the Quaker Oats Company illegal in itself and enjoin interstate oat meal commerce until its alleged monopoly is abandoned. It charges combinations and conspiracies restraining trade and seeks permanent injunctions, with a temporary injunction to restore competition pending the final hearing.
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Quaker Oats
Three Everett Homes Robbed In Overnight Burglary
Burglars three Everett homes yesterday while families were away. They took jewels trinkets and papers worth several hundred dollars and carried the loot in a dress suit case from one of the apartments.
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Everett
Three New Patrolmen Named for Boston Stations
Three men were elevated to patrolman yesterday Thomas I Finn of Back Bay station James J Kane of West Roxbury station and James W Finnegan of Fast Dedham street station.
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Thomas I. Finn
Back Bay
James J. Kane
West Roxbury
James W. Finnegan
Dedham Street
When your friends come for the holi day be prepared
A brief ad appears to promote HUB PUNCH for holiday gatherings with a casual, promotional tone.
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