P A O Connell Advocates Low 1 Percent Sales Tax
P A O Connell president and general manager of E T Slattery Company argues for a general sales tax to raise revenue. He says a 1 percent rate would mostly burden higher priced goods, while essentials would escape, easing overall prices and stabilizing government funding with monthly collections. He contrasts sales tax with income tax and notes potential profit relief for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. O'Connell
E. T. Slattery Company
Tremont Street
Russia Has Goods Ready for Trade With U S
Maxim Litvinov, Soviet foreign trade chief abroad, gave AP a statement noting four Petrograd loaded steamers with flax and raw materials for export. He said the foreign trade commissariat has 500 million dollars of export materials including metals minerals fuel lubricants hides furs flax timber tobacco bristles manganese and caviar. Fifty saw mills in North Russia operate for exports and flax and hemp are partly at Reval and partly enroute. He cited needs for railroad materials agricultural implements electrical machinery tools and chemicals, with boots and leather already imported and more expected. He added new graphite beds were discovered and that trade with Russia offers unmatched possibilities.
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Reval
Esthenia
Associated Press
Maxim _ Litvinoff
Washington
United States
Petrograd
Foreign Trade Commissariat
Russia
M. Litvinoff
America
Way Down Baat Tremont Ee Adv
A quirky ad fragment asks if love lasts and suggests action for a couple in Tremont area. It features a playful line about taking him to a place titled Way Down Baat and hints at dating or relationship guidance.
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Baat
Tremont
Church Remodel by Newton Upper Falls Parishioners
The Methodist Church of Newton Upper Falls is being remodeled by pastor Rev. Frederick Pallidino and parishioners. Volunteers from Masonry to steam fitting worked to upgrade the 90 year old edifice, removing a blocking ledge without dynamite and aiming to save at least ten thousand dollars.
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Methodist Church
Newton Upper Falls
Harry Young
Herbert Greathead
Walter Chesley
Edward Wildman
Thomas Wildman
Frederick Pallidino
Louis Duvvall
Antoniog§crima
Billy” Young
Billy” Wildman
Echo Bridge
Labor meetings in Boston union hall set for wage arbitration
Boston Typographical Union 13 held a large meeting at Fay Hall and announced wage arbitration for newspaper schedules. The book and job schedule committee will negotiate with the closed shop Employing Printers' Association, with talks to begin tomorrow. A separate mass meeting of railroad crafts at Fay Hall aims to bar wage cuts, led by Robert Henderson with speakers including Frank Tully and George McWilliams.
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Boston Typographical Union 13
Fay Hall
Washington and
Dover Streets
Boston
New York
New Haven
International Association of Blacksmiths
Robert Henderson
Frank Tully
Blacksmiths
George McWilliams
Robert Feckiner
Machinists
Hope for Settlement of Building Strike
Governor Cox contemplates action and employers near agreement on a new settlement plan, with a report possible to the trades before a meeting of the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration, creating expectancy that a settlement may be reached this week.
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Cox
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Directory of drug stores across New England and beyond
A long OCR list catalogs drug stores, pharmacies, and related outlets by town and state from Massachusetts to Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, and beyond. It names numerous businesses and affiliations such as Auburn Pharmacy, Colonial Pharmacy, J. M. Sisson Co., Reed, and many others, reflecting a broad regional distribution of drug sellers and related shops.
Coal Teamsters to Hold Special Meeting Tonight
Members of the Coal Teamsters Chauffeurs and Helpers Union 68 are called to a special meeting at Tay Hall at the corner of Washington and Dover streets to act on the final report of its wage conference committee. A conference with the Coal Exchange is set for 10:30 this morning on the renewal of the current agreement expiring April 1.
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Coal Teamsters
Union 68
Tay Hall
Washington
Dover Streets
Coal Exchange
Melrose Comet Mystery Ends in Tragic Fall
While Melrose residents thought a celestial light was a Mars message a lantern on a 75 foot flagpole at Melrose Common sparked worry. A youth reportedly climbed the pole to raise the lantern, became tangled, and was killed when he touched a live feed wire after sliding down.
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Melrose
Mars
Melrose Common
Fire Department
Labor union meetings discuss layoffs and affiliations
At a Blacksmiths and Helpers Local 441 session at 724 Washington street, debate focused on laying off 11,000 New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad workers, about 3000 from Readville. International officials Bolam, Tully, and Landry spoke as Local 125 Charlestown navy yard members met. A move to join the State AFL Branch was considered. Lumber Teamsters Local 369 voted to defer returning to work pending grievant recommendations. they have been on strike since last Wednesday over wage cuts.
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Washington Street
New York, New Haven
New England
Daniel S. Landry
Charlestown Navy Yard
Thomas Hilton
American Federation of Labor
Lumber Teamsters’ Union
Wells Memorial Building
Demand for Disarmament at Easter Mass Meeting
Washington March 27 A resolution urging President Harding to convene a world disarmament conference and to postpone higher armament spending was adopted at an Easter mass meeting backed by the women’s disarmament committee. Senator Borah urged U S Britain and Japan to cut naval armaments as other speakers from Congress labor and reform groups attended.
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Washington
Harding
Conference of the Nations
Congress
Women's Disarmament Committee
Borah
Idaho
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Ida Clyde Clark
New York
Electrocuted Worker Stanley Chlebowski Dies in Holyoke
Stanley Chlebowski, 27, of 1598 Dwight Street, a Holyoke Water Power Co. worker, was killed when he touched a live wire on South Hadley Centre Road while his crew inspected high tension lines. The plant had been shut down during the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Stanley Chlebowski
Dwight Street
Does every man want more than one woman near?
A terse quip references the phrase one for one from Way Down East at Tremont Temple, noting a provocative line about relationships.
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East
Tremont Temple
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E. T. Slattery Co
Ske
Ke Sram
Suffolk
Tremont St
Bliss Medical CO
Washington, D.C
Holland
Far East
FAR East Tea, Coffee & Cocoa Co
Haymarket Square
Mase
Gouraud
Gouraud's Oriental
Winship
Summer St
Litvinoff
Newton
Boston Typos’ Union
U. S
Massachusetts
Allerton
Fuller & Hallowell
Allston Wilder Drug Company 7, P. Staples
Staples & Towse
Amesbury
L. Porter
T. F. Sullivan
Arlington
AVON
Avon Drug Co. Belmont
la Pierre Drug Co
Beverley
Delaney & Port Louis
Gershaw Sore
Hk, KE. Heilien Co
Reliance Drug Co. Co
W. Towse
Brockton
Brockton Public Market
H. H. Dudley & Co
Iris Drug Store
A. Tenney Co
Brookline
Lynn Ackermann Drug Co
Mepford W. F
Melrose Stearns & Hill
Melrose Highlands
Burwell’s Pharmacy
Famingo Bros. Franklin 8Q. Pharmacy
Milford
Annie Lawless
Milton Hodge's Pharmacy
Fatick Fairbanks
Sons
Newburyport
Geo. W. Austin
Ibra4in
Watts Newton Corner
Arthur Pierott
Newtonville
Howard G. Tuttle
South Weymouth
Eldridge Nash Drug Co
Springfield
Yorkes & Wallace
Stoneham
H. L. Emerson
Waltham E. E. Butmaéan
Geo. O. Carter & Co, Eaton Snell Drug Co
Geo. H. Freeman Henry C. Hall Est
E. B. Reede C, BE. Sawyer Drug Co
Williams and Twigg Wareham Decas Bros
H. EB. Brier
Cotult Co-op. Co
Danvers
John H. King
Www
H. Marshall
Dedham
Guy W. Cole
Dorchester
Duxbury
Paul C. Peterson
East Boston Co. H. Packard
Weymouth
Geo. H. Hunt & Co
Everett
Everett Drug Co
John T. Lindley
K. P. Sargent & Co
FAL
RIVER
E. S. Brown Co
J. C. Brady
M. A. Bottomley
E. 8
Letourneau, Wat
R. E. McWhirr
E. J. Sokol
Jos. T. Touhey
Fitchburg Brooks Pharmacy
Framingham
E. C. Stevens Gardner Carbone & Carbone Greensteld
Green Harbor Gov. McLaughlin Oun Oe
Haverhill
Stevens & Dow Hingham Herbert Kearns Hall Fuller & Hallowell, Hyannis Moore's
ICA
Hyde Savers
Faermascy
A. A. Sannin
Windsor Pharmacy
Lawrence Della M. Ailen G. Co. Bixby
J. A. Cunio
A. F Ryder
Leominster
K. E. Burdett
Burkinshaw Drug Co
George B. Mevis
North Adams
E. George W. Johndrow Wilson Pharmacy
North Attlebor( Fisk Drug Co
Norwood Bruzza’s Drug Store
Gamer's Pharmacy
ONSET
Iris Drug Co
Orient Heights Miller Drug Co
Peabody A. F. Millen
Pittsfield
Bence Xoaphaenad
Ryymoru Lasch's
Yj Store
Roxbury Beals & McLaughlin
Geo. P. Bruns
Ju. D. Drury Corp
Honen Drug Co
L. Honen Humboldt Pharmacy
M. A. Peyser
Pitterino Bros, J. N. Sisson Co
D. Swain
W. B. Hunt Co
Salem Boyd Drug Co
Katon
Caudett
John E. Hefferman
Post Office
Parmacy
Watertown Lather
W. Simonds
Geo. F. Butler
Webster
C. J. Doyle
West Medford
A. M. Robinson Co
West Newton
Sherry’s
West Quincy
Walsh Drug Caneer
Roxbury
B. Baril
Writen
H. H. Dudley Co
Winchendon
Oen
W. A. Howe
Callahan
Wollaston Klein Drug Store
Woods Hole
LB. F. Eaton Worcester B. F. Arnold Denholm & McKay Co
F. A. Easton Co
P. B. Moriarty Co
T. Sherer Co
the Protective Union
Easton’s
Maine
Eastport
A. We. Becket
A ‘Ton K. Robinson
Kittar’ Walker
Lewiston
Boston Tea Store
Livermore Falls
Grant Hinds
Millinocket
Hikes & Simon
Portland City Hall
Spe
Davia Drug Store
H. H. Haya Sons
Portland
Smith and Broe Gee
Cy Shaw Co
Rockland
Samuel Alperin
South
Walter Dow
New Hampshire
Claremont Wheeler Pharmacy, Inc
Newmarket J. Marelli
Portsmouth
D. W. Adams
Allinson Drug Store
Jos. Dondera Philbrick Pharmacy
Vermont
Fair Haven
Boston Fruit Co
Lyndonville Squires and
Lincoln
Middlebury
Camj Bros
Montpelier
the Fruitland
Newport Phage RS
Auburn Auburn Pharmacy
Bristol
Madden's Drug
East Providence
Arthurs
Allen Guild’s Pharmacy
Earl H. Mason
Manville Vose Bros
Pawtucket Fish Drug Co, Heap Allsop and Carlson Majestic Spa
East Side Pharmacy
Fisk
Farl H
Mason Shepard Company
Riverside Wornham Drug Company
Wakefield Jas. A. Wright
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Adolph Bettels
Bristol George Blackall
Collinsville
Flynn Drug Co
Derry
B. Wetherby
HARTF
Gneela Drug Co
Lester's Pharmacy
Linden Candy Kitchen
the Soda Shop
D.G. Stoughton J. Treantafelacca
Manchester
Pagani Bros
Meriden
Broderick & Curtin Rose Dondere Clarence Katt & Pigeon
F. H. Pinard
Milford Doll Bros
New Britain
the Fair
Benoit
Bretzfelder
Cummings Bros
The
Edward Malley Co
Holyoke Street Railway Company
LABOR
Mass
Federation of Labor
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