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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1917

Page

4

Storrow Aims to End Coal Jobbers in New England Price Plan

In a New England interview, Mr. Storrow pledges to remove coal jobbers and fix retail margins to curb famine prices. He says supply hinges on economy and reduced government seizure of ships, with 20 percent household savings urged and a 30 percent cap on retail coal price increases.

Storrow New England Wilson Federal Trade Commission Army Navy Washington Daniels Shipping Board Pennsylvania Railroad Navy Department Storrew

Fuel Administrators Set Retail Margin Rules On Coal

The fuel administrator will adjust margins if dealer prices are too high. Dealers may not be required to raise margins by the full 30 percent. Monthly cost and sales data for coal or coke must be reported by retail dealers to state and federal officials.

Garfield Deater United States Fuel Administrator Federal Trade Commission

Alleged Spy Bolo Pasha Carried From Grind Hotel After Arrest

Crowds gathered as Bolo Pasha, wrapped in a white cloth, was carried from the Grind Hotel by stretcher and taken out via the baggage elevator amid calls of death to the traitor. The cablegram details from the United States remain undisclosed while the investigation touched on payments linked to banks in New York and other cities.

Bolo Pasha Grind Seine United States Newar

German money network linked to Bolo arrest

Deutsche Bank of Berlin paid over ten million francs for Bolo with much remitted via French banks. Nine American police traced names of Americans receiving Deutsche Bank checks intended for German agents in France. Bolo reportedly visited New York in 1915, returned with 8 million marks. Echo de Paris notes 12 American banks used. a German Imperial Bank official’s relative linked to a German American loan. Bolo’s arrest may lead to seizure of French property. his health is gravely poor from uremia with limited response to treatment. Jacques Bouzzon, Bolo’s adviser, sent a letter to Premier Painleve urging expedited handling of his case. Benzon notes the premier’s secretary asked if Painleve should be consulted on a political matter.

Deutsche Bank Berli Bolo America France The Figaro New York Echo de Paris Imperial Bank of Germany M. Bonzon M. Painleve M. Benzon

Garfield fixes price limits for coal dealers nationwide

Fuel Administrator Garfield announced regulations setting a gross margin cap for retail dealers of bituminous and anthracite coal. The rules, effective at 7 o clock tomorrow morning, limit the amount dealers may add to the wholesale price to determine the consumer cost.

Washington Garfield

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