Marketmen urge turkey boycott to force price drop
Retail dealers press housewives to avoid buying poultry until after the coming week to beat speculators who hold large freezer stocks. A Chicago wholesaler reportedly controls 56 million pounds and refuses to release stock below 40 cents per pound. Industry leaders accuse speculators and large dealers, not farmers, of driving prices up and plan to await lower costs from a Kentucky syndicate before Christmas.
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Chicago
Kentucky
M. J. Skayhan
North Street
J. G. Hatch
J. G. Hatch Company
Docksquare
West
Coal shortage claim sparks call for probe in Pittsfield
Rev. Victor Zarek former Pennsylvania miner says there is no coal shortage and alleges carloads sit undelivered while condemned coal with slate is shipped. He collected slate and condemned coal as evidence and presses for an official investigation into mining conditions.
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Pittsfield
nWov
Victor Zarek
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Pennsylvania
Zarek
Wife seeks separation in New Hampshire petition
Mrs Marguerite Paul Carpenter plans to file a separate support petition against her husband Major Ralph G Carpenter of Boston and Wolfeboro New Hampshire. A probate court hearing is expected in December with custody disputes for their son Ralph Jr. Major Carpenter seeks his mother as guardian while Mrs Carpenter seeks sole custody. The petition requests no amount.
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Marguerite Paul Carpenter
Ralph G. Carpenter
Boston
Wolfeboro
N. H
General Streeter
Concord
New Hampshire
Ralph, Jr
Major Carpenter
George A. Carpenter
Estate Inventory Valued at 1.4 Million for Rebecca B. Warren
The Suffolk Probate office filed an inventory for the late Rebecca B. Warren widow of Joseph Bennett and aunt of Congressman George Holden Tinkham. Real estate valued at 365057 dollars and personal property at 1067877.03 dollars. Mrs. Warren died several months ago.
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Rebecca B. Warren
Joseph Bennett
George Holden Tinkham
Suffolk
Warren
Girls in Chantant for French Soldiers at BU event
More than ten girls dressed in gowns and decorated hats attended a Chantant held by a Boston University French society to benefit French soldiers wounded at the front. The event was organized by Professor and Mrs. Samuel W. .
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St. Catherine
Boston University
Samuel W
Martin Named City Purchasing Agent by Mayor Curley
John B. Martin was appointed by Mayor Curley as city purchasing agent, succeeding D. Frank Doherty. Martin will be paid 3000 as purchasing agent and 33500 as election commissioner, with the mayor seeking council approval to raise to 7500.
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John B. Martin
Curley
D. Frank Doherty
Martin
Innovation Highlighted In Repeated Lecture
A note describes an innovation topic and mentions the same lecture being repeated this afternoon. It emphasizes ongoing discussion and reinforces the session context.
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The
Standard
America
Mahe Aney
Turkey
NEW Purchasing Agent
Elmendorf
Dwight Elmendorf
Symphony Hall
Europe
Worcester
Hopeville Woolen Manufacturing Company Today
Brockton
Beverly
Hyde Park
Kennedy's Boys
New England
Hawley Sts
Lynn
Hawley Streets
Grand Rapids Showcase Company
Kennedy’s Boys
the Kennedy Company
Kennedy
Providence
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