No Sugar Rationing Yet in New England
Sugar rationing announced by A W Riley special assistant to Attorney General Palmer was to begin nationwide but New England has seen no action. The Justice Department office in charge has not received word and inquiries to the Commission on the Necessaries of Life remain unanswered. Leading manufacturers await guidance on how their operations will change under the plan. Secretary Scannell said he sent messages to Washington for aid in regulation but received no reply.
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Commission On the Necessaries of Life
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South End Man Loses 1700 In Subway Pocketed Roll
Diran Arslanian of the South End, arraigned for possible ID, lost a $1700 roll in the Subway while trying to prevent three Sisters of Charity from being jostled. Detectives Manning and Bresnahan held Frank Cross andarry Fisher for the grand jury after a Subway pocketing attempt in Scollay Square.
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Diran Arslanian
South End
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Arry Fisher
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Bresnahan
Scollay Square
Premier demands on Germany seek disarmament
Boulogne dispatch reports that premiers will send a letter to Germany demanding full disarmament under the Versailles treaty. The letter will assert a 200000-man army is not allowed, with the text to be released only after delivery in Berlin.
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Boulogne
Associated Press
Germany
Berlin
Conference Reaches Decision on Reparations and Turkish Question
Delegates approve the reparations framework setting a maximum 3 billion marks in annuities with growth potential while debating Italy's 20 percent share. Turkish issues and Greek military actions in Turkey are to be pursued tomorrow as Boulogne talks continue.
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Field Marshal Wilson
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Italy
Hythe
Turkey
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Wilton
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Spa
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Henry Wilson
Fehrenbach Named German Chancellor in Berlin Dispatch
Konstantin Fehrenbach, president of the German National Assembly, is reported appointed chancellor per a Berlin desPatch. Swift & Co. carcass beef sales in Boston for the week ending June 19 averaged 25.16¢ per lb with prices from 20.00¢ to 27.00¢.
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Konstantin Fehrenbach
German National Assembly
Berlin
Swift & Co
Boston
Adet
All-Dental-Work Banner Class Demonstrates Tooth Care
A Mayhew School class of the Washington district in the West End showcased dental care through songs recitations and a tooth brush drill. Led by teacher Eleanor B. Jamison and student Joseph Mikoreski the group performed ten strokes per of twelve brush positions and earned their banner for the third year running.
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Training School For Dental Hygienists
Forsyth Dental Institute
Mayhew
Washington
West End
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Joseph Mikoreski
Eleanor B. Jamison
Greenfield, Mass. Population Sets at 15 462
Washington reports census figures showing Greenfield Massachusetts with a population of 15 462. The figure marks an increase of 6 085 persons, or 48 3 percent, from prior counts.
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Greenfield
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Washington
Six Held for Sugar Thefts in Springfield
Six men were arrested on charges of sugar thefts from the Springfield Wholesale Grocery Company on Liberty Street. Five alleged to have stolen at least two tons, four employees and two garage proprietors accused of smuggling sacks to the garage and distributing them. Police continue investigation and expect more arrests.
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Springfield
Springfield Wholesale Grocery Company
Liberty Street
Boynton Becomes Vice President at Tremont Trust
Thomas J. Boynton, who retired last week as United States district attorney, started work as an active vice-president of Tremont Trust Company yesterday.
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Thomas J. Boynton
United States District Attorney
Tremont Trust Company
McAdoo Denies Link Between Withdrawal and Wilson Interview
William G McAdoo states his withdrawal from presidential consideration has no relation to President Wilson interview published a day earlier He claims he learned of the Wilson interview only after reading about it in newspapers and that Wilson knew nothing of the withdrawal until in print.
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William G. McAdoo
San Francisco
Wilson
McAdoo
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