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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1919

Page

3

Col Endicott Weds in London Today

Boston reports Colonel William Endicott, noted banker and head of the American Red Cross Commission for Great Britain since 1917, will marry Miss Ellice Mack in London today. The groom, a widower, has homes on Beacon Street and in Beverly. the Beacon Street house was readied for his homecoming.

Boston William Endicott England American Red Cross Commission Great Britain London Ellice Mack Kidder, Peabody & Co Governor Endicott Colonel Endicott Beacon Street Beverly Red Cross

Progress Toward Lower Prices Aboard Commerce Board

Washington reports progress toward price reductions after meetings of the Department of Commerce industrial board with coal cement building hardware boxboard and glass industry reps. Schedules may need further talks but cooperation is noted and cement glass boxboard discussions near submitting proposals to the board for approval.

Washington Industrial Board Department of Commerce Peek

Dyer target a big industry in wartime fish market scheme

William H. Mathewson testified in the United States suit against the New England Fish Exchange and 30 defendants in Suffolk Superior Court that F Munroe Dyer vowed to build a industry as large as the meat trade. He recalled a Boston businessman calling him a fool and Dyer replying he would try to succeed.

William H. Mathewson United States New England Fish Exchange F. Munroe Dyer Bay State Fishing Company of Maine Suffolk Superior Dyer Boston Tury

Modern Woodmen Increase Rates Nationwide

Chicago March 26 More than a million members of the Modern Woodmen of America faced a 50 percent rate hike to cover abnormal death losses from influenza. The beneficiary fund dropped from 12 million to 700 thousand, affecting existing members and all future entrants with higher charges.

Chicago Woodmen of America

Postpone Depreciation and Taxes for Bay State Street Railway

Letter to the editor arguing a 50 50 bill approach to Bay State Street railway relief. The writer proposes delaying depreciation and excise taxes to free funds above expenses, enabling payment of interest and dividends without raising fares, pending a broader public policy review after the pact period. The piece cites Denham, the receiver, and Public Service Commission reports on potential savings from new capital and extended tax relief.

Boston Post Bay State Street Railway Denham Public Service Commission Mae Beth

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