US Embargo Threat to Canada Pulp Wood Trade
The House Foreign Affairs Committee reported a Senate resolution for a special commission to press the Dominion government on embargoes. It warns Canada must receive coal sulphur and dyes from the US or face similar woes as US publishers. Embargoes on pulp wood hinder paper mill building and risk shifts of mills to Canada unless Canadian pulp wood is secured.
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United States
Canada
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Will Remodel Mason Street Engine House
Fire Commissioner Murphy announced remodeling of Engine 26-85 on Mason Street will begin in about two weeks. Bids for a concrete floor and fireproofing the garage will be advertised in City Hall Record. The station houses Chief Peter E. Walsh and two steam motor engines.
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Murphy
Mason Street
City
Peter E. Walsh
Met Driving Club Open Air Show Delights at Charles River
At the Charles River Speedway the Metropolitan Driving Club staged open air horse events. J R Macomber and A Clement led in the two running races by neck and nose. In jumping, Bliss horses and Weld Stock Farm entries won multiple ribbons. Beaul Brummel led per saddle class. Jane Ford tops combination class. Imp wins harness pony. Lord Biltmore dominates large ponies. Little Friend wins harness pony smaller. Bounce and Opera Express contend in harness and roadster classes.
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Helen Sanborn
Beau Brummell
Miss Sanborn
Weld Stock Farm
Beau Brummel
Metropolitan Driving Club
Charles River Speedway
J. R. Macomber
J. Clement
A. Clement
Clarence Edwards
Captain Hyatt
Charles A. Otis
Cleveland
Bliss
Twilight
Pathfinder
Rap'd Transit
Haymarket
Toronto
FE. A
A. Bardol
Jane Ford
Dorothy Charlton
Charles C. Beebe
Margaret Castleman
Peggy Baker
Fensholm Stables
Imp
Applecrest Farm
Lord Biltmore
Frederick Grinnell
Jessie Bancroft
Alexander Lincoln
Edmund Morrihan
George S. West
Mrs. West
Bounce
Plenty
Arthur Piccolillis
Harry Burnett
Earl of Morgan
W. J. McDonald
Opera Express
Forbes
Oregon Hat
Waterfront Railway Granted Extension to May 27 1921
The East Boston Waterfront Freight Railway Company, chartered in 1919 to begin service within a year, was granted by the Department of Public Utilities an extension until May 27, 1921. Officials say the company has shown due diligence but was hindered by abnormal conditions.
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East Boston Waterfront Freight Railway Company
Department of Public Utilities
McDonald Named Bunker Hill Day Chief in Charlestown
Daniel J. McDonald former City Councilman after ten years service was named district chairman of the Bunker Hill Day celebration in Charlestown on June 17 by Mayor Peters.
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Daniel J. McDonald
Charlestown
Peters
Missing wine prompts probe at bonded winery
Federal prohibition officers in Providence search for more than 275000 quarts of wine reported missing from a bonded winery.
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Providence
Air Friction Carburetor Promise Big Gas Savings
The Air Friction Carburetor Co announces a device that cuts gasoline use by one third to one half and boosts power 30 to 50 percent across cars including Fords. It claims 45 to 50 miles per gallon for some Ford owners and offers 30 days trial, with plans for local agents and substantial profits.
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Ford
Madison St
Dayton
Ohio
Maternity Benefits Bill Narrowly Targets Needy Mothers
Senate Ways and Means reports a redrafted maternity benefits bill restricting aid to mothers lacking means to care for themselves or infants. The measure, aligned with Edna Lawrence Spencer, would exclude all prenatal care for all expectant mothers and adds a provision to pursue fathers for costs when births are illegitimate.
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Senate Committee On Ways and Means
State Department of Public Health
Edna Lawrence Spencer
New Blouses Feature High Collars and Cravats
The high collar and cravat are highlighted as key features of the new blouses. This description notes the fashion emphasis and styling details observed in the garment presentation.
Fire at United China Company store on Portland street
Fire of unknown origin swept the United China Company store at 813 Portland street early last night, threatening to wipe out the building for a time.
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United China Company
Portland Street
Three Stores Entered at Field's Corner
Police investigated burglaries at three Field's Corner stores near the station. The Outlet Clothing Store at 1447 Dorchester Avenue was entered through the cellar and about $200 worth of clothing and dress goods stolen. Nearby, Economy Grocery and Hood's Creamery were entered, with $42 in cash taken from Hood's Creamery and crackers and sardines left scattered.
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Field
Dorchester Avenue
Hood’s
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Washington
Columbia
Gilchrist CO
Frank M. Fay
Mr. Man
Summer Street Way
Boston
M’donald
Bunker Hill
Field’s Corner
Nutfield Brand Coffee
Old Colony
Gilchrist
Storm Serge
Silvertone
Taffeta and
Men’s Union
Bureau
Capes
Crex Co
the Store OF Progress
Wernet Dental Mfg. Co
Beekman St
New York
Drug Dept
Filene’s
Houghton Dutton
Jordan Marsh Co
Hunt's Drug
Astorid
Healy CO
W. Somerville
Mass
Women’s Union Suits
Women’s
Oxfords
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