14 000 Tons of Sugar for U S Ships To New York
Based on the price Frederic J. Stimson obtained for 14000 tons of sugar for the United States plus transport costs the sugar is expected to land in New York at 15 cents a pound. It will likely require five ships to bring the cargo. Additional private contracts for sugar are noted.
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Buenos Ayres
Frederic J. Stimson
United States
Argentina
New York
Ambassador Stimson
Railway Clerks Expect Wage Increases For Rail Workers
J D Flynn local chairman of the B M Brotherhood of Railway Clerks reports a Chicago Labor Board wire from EB Fitzgerald announcing wage betterments for railroad employees on Bi partisan lines with retroactive effect to May 1. Short Line road staff will receive hearings later.
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New England
J. D. Flynn
B. & M. System
the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
EB. Fitzgerald
Cincinnati
Chicago
Mr. Flynn
Hine
Labor Unions Plan Nominations and Wage Talks in Boston
Nominations for six officers of Engineers' Union 664 will be held next Friday at Redmene Hall 514 Tremont Street. The local's membership has doubled in six months as officers seek higher wages. Horseshoers' Union 5 will meet Monday at Wells Memorial to discuss a $6 weekly wage increase to $36. P. Harry Jennings of Boston Central Labor Union spoke on Organization and Its Results to Inside Iron Workers and Building Material Teamsters' locals at Wells Memorial. Boston Cigarmakers' Union reports a cooperative factory expansion after a strike, seeking a larger plant to meet demand. Freight handlers at local terminals voice frustration over wage delays, as Union 1120 reports at Wells Memorial. James O'Connell attended the Beverly plant conference of United Shoes Machinery Company with AFL officials, after returning from the Montreal convention.
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Tremont Street
Engineers’ Union
Horseshoers’ Union 5
Wells Memorial Building
P. Harry Jennings
Boston Central Labor Union
Inside Iron Workers’ and Building Material Teamsters’ Union
St Welle Memorial Building
Boston Cigarmakers
Fer
Thomas Campbell
Pecenees
Boston & Albany Freight Ndlers
Union
Wells Memorial Ing. Ee
Thetas
Wells M 1
Puhdies
Beverly
United Shoes Machinery Company
James O'Connell
Metal Trades Department of
American Federation of Labor
O’connell
A.F. of L
Montreal
Boston
Swiss Textile Mission Tours Boston Landmarks
Nine members of the Swiss Economic Mission visiting Boston for a week to study American textile trade practices toured landmarks under Fern F. Weiss. They will lunch with the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers at the Exchange Club, visit Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills in Salem, and continue mill tours daily with aims to buy raw materials and machinery.
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Boston
North Shore
Fern F. Weiss
Department of Justice
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Exchange Club
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company
Salem
Copley Plaza
Detroit
Prize 52 pound cod caught near Boston by Kramer
Rudolph Kramer of 401-2 Vau lorre s street Dorchester reeled a 52 pound prize cod near Boston Light on Saturday afternoon. The record catch for the day also earned him about $200 in prize money.
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Rudolph Kramer
Vaulorres Street
Dorchester
Boston
Remains of Blaine Couple Buried in Maine
The bodies of James G. Blaine and Harriet Stanwood Blaine were interred side by side at Forest Grove Cemetery Augusta Maine with ceremonial honors. Governor Milliken and other state leaders attended the committal service led by Rev. Dr James H Ecob. The lot was bought by Mrs Blaine in 1896 and a state memorial project was authorized to be funded from the treasury.
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Augusta
James G. Blaine
Harriet Stanwood Blaine
Washington
Forest Grove Cemetery
George McL. Presson
Francis H. Farnum
Carl E. Milliken
Leon F. Higgins
Brewer
Senate
Frank G. Farrington
House of Representatives
Leslie C. Cornish
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
William Penn Whitehouse
Burleigh Martin
James Fitzgerald Post
American Legion
James H. Ecob
South Parish Congregatio Church
B Blaine
Harriet Blaine Beale
Emmons Blaine
Polish Loan Mass Meeting Slated for Franklin Union Hall
A mass meeting for the Polish loan moves from Faneuil Hall to Franklin Union on Berkeley Street tomorrow evening. Speakers include a Polish embassy representative in Washington. The drive gains momentum after Colby endorsed the loan in over 50 New England meetings.
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Faneuil Hall
Franklin Union
Berkeley Street
Washington
New England
Bainbridge Colby
United States
Poland
No clues in death mystery
New York June 13 The police abandoned the theory of death by own action in the mysterious killing of Joseph B Elwell wealthy turfman and whist authority found with a bullet wound in his head at his home last Friday Police 25 detectives trace big players in bridge games but no fingerprint or clue surfaced The countess Szina and her sister Mrs L Hardy are connected to Elwell but deny entering his home Their friendship ended after Elwell was linked to German interests with no resolve of the case
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New York
Joseph B. Elwell
Walsh
Elwell
Szina
L. Hardy
Giacuss
Joyce
Poland
Carlsbad
Bohemia
Mr. Elwell
America
Eiwell
Washington
Detective hunt for murderer of Powell deepens
Elwell sold a race horse to G C Winfrey for 5600 cash the day before his death. Detectives questioned every cabbie from 42nd Street to West 70th Street to locate the cab that may have carried him home early Friday. Powell was seen in a cabaret after leaving friends from a theatre party Thursday night. Captain Walsh calls the case the most baffling of his 20 years.
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Elwell
G. C.winfrey
42D Street
West 70Th Street
Powell
Detective Bureau
Captain Walsh
Joyce rebuts claim of women with keys to deceased whist expert
Assistant District Attorney John F. Joyce dismisses a report that women friends of the dead man possessed keys to his home. He notes the statement attributed to Elwell's chauffeur is absurd and that only two keys existed, held by the housekeeper and Mr. Elwell, as several more acquainted individuals were questioned.
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John F. Joyce
Elwell
The
Cabinet Crisis in Italy Remains Unsettled
Rome June 13 The cabinet crisis remains unsettled as King Victor Emmanuel meets former Premier Giolitti and consults with Francesco Nitti whose cabinet resigned June 9.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Giolitti
Francesco Nitti
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