Americans fail to win South American trade says Hoyle
W K Hoyle Buenos Ayres branch manager of Los Fabricantes Unidos says Americans lose exports to Argentina Brazil Chile and Uruguay by not meeting buyers wishes on shipping and billing. He argues American products are superior but fail to satisfy buyer requirements.
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W. K. Hoyle
Buenos Ayres
Los Fabricantes Unidos, Inc
Boston
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Uruguay
American manufacturers urged to match packaging and billing for South American trade
Mr. Hoyle argues U S firms fail to meet buyer needs by packing in small boxes and misbilling weights. He notes Germans excel in service and accuracy, backing agents, while American price changes and limited local presence hinder South American business. Hoyle, eight years in Argentina, will return after inspecting Los Fabricantes in Argentina.
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Mr. Hoyle
Consignee
South America
America
Hoyle
United States
Los Fabricantes Lnidos, Inc
Second Massachusetts Regiment Heads Home After Long Camp
The Second Massachusetts Regiment is en route home from Columbus New Mexico. The first section began entrainment at eight tonight and the second section followed a few hours later after a full day of striking camp.
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Columbus
N. M
Massachusetts
Troop Train Homeward from Desert Sojourn at El Paso
After midnight last sections cleared from siding and delayed kitchen cars, crowds of soldiers and locals lined the tracks to bid farewell to the Massachusetts troops. The first troop train reached El Paso shortly before midnight carrying Colonel Hayes his staff and headquarters company and the second battalion with Companies I Greenfield M Adams I Northampton and F Pittsfield.
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Massachusetts
el Paso
Colonel Hayes
Greenfield
Adams
Northampton
Pittsfield
Summer squash resembles a duck in Provincetown garden
Miss Thelma Phillips of Pilgrim Heights Provincetown has grown a summer squash shaped like a duck. The fruit shows a ducklike head and poised bearing, a playful natural joke highlighted by her vegetable garden production.
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Thelma Phillips
Pilgrim Heights
Provincetown
Fires Startled Dorchester Homes By Candles
Two fires were started last evening in Dorchester when window draperies were ignited by drafts against lighted candles placed on window sills in keeping with Hebrew custom. The blazes occurred at Ruben Selitsky’s 35 Elmhurst Street and Dora Cohen’s 133 Glenwood Street, both with slight damage.
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Dorchester
Ruben Selitsky
Elmhurst Street
Dora Cohen
Glenwood Street
Parker House Employee Dies Suddenly
Patrick Kenny aged 54, an assistant engineer at the Parker House, died suddenly in the hotel last night.
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Parker House
Patrick Kenny
Suffrage Contention Guides Republican Platform Debate
Delegates gathered as two planks sparked lengthy talks on woman suffrage and a constitutional convention. The committee avoided any firm suffrage stance, while Governor McCall and Senator Lodge reportedly favored a pro convention plank. Debate centers on whether to adopt a suffrage plank at the convention with Rogers leading for and Walsh opposing.
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Young's
The
Commonwealth
McCall
Charles Sumner Bird
Lodge
Weeks
Resolutions Committee
Ite
Senate
Cavanaugh
Congressman Rogers
Bob’ Washburn
Worcester
Rogers
Joseph Walsh
New Bedford
Massachusetts Republicans Endorse Hughes Platform To Defend Rights
The Massachusetts Republican platform urges loyalty to the United States and strong national defense under Charles Evans Hughes. It blasts Democratic policy on Mexico and tariff issues, endorses industrial and military preparedness, civil service reform, and state tax cuts. It pledges support for Governor McCall and Senator Lodge and aims for constitutional reform and voter access.
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Democratic Congress
Mexico
Massachusetts
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
States of
The
Union
Commonwealth
Congress
Republican Party
Europe
Asia
Americas
Democratic Party
Adamson
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Demcratic
Samuel Walker McCall
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States Senate
Abraham Tincoln
Chelsea Strike Clashes Break Out at Walton Shoe Plant
Strikes at the A. G. Walton Shoe Company plant in Chelsea led to frequent clashes with police. Strike-breakers were stoned on Sixth Street near Union Park. Arrests followed: John Gabriel of Boston charged with carrying a revolver, Guy Chucchillo arraigned for disturbing the peace and given four months, Michael Sokoll jailed six months for throwing stones.
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A. G. Walton Shoe Company
Chelsea
Sixth Street
Union Park
John Gabriel
Spiers Street
Boston
Guy Chucchillo
House of Correction
Michael Sokoll
Readers Praise Owen Johnson and Contemporary Authors
A review roundup lauds Owen Johnson's The Woman Gives for humane, clear storytelling. It discusses The Salmander and The Wall Street Girl as serialized and book forms, plus Horace Annesley Vachell's Triumph of Tim and Mrs. Baillie Reynolds's The Daughter Pays, noting their settings in California England and France.
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Owen Johnson
Johnson
Little, Brown & Co
Boston
Horace Annesley Vachell
Cafornia
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Stavecomm
Thurston
Jim Cavanagh
Dee
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America First
Tion
Country Life
Immigration
Stat. Board of Immigration
New Post Toasties
Howard Russell
Frederick Orin Bartlett
Wall Street
Sunday Post
Houghton, Mifflin Company
Bartlett
Paris
London
RY James Montgomery Flagg
Cerealine
Clay-Claymore
Marsden
Flagg
Lillian Elizabeth Roy
Woodcraft Girls
Ernest Thompson Seton
Woodcraft League
Jersey
Woodcraft Band
Annie Fellows Johnston
Georgina of the Rainbows
FAMC
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co
Thomas M. Richards
Milk St
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Salem
Newburyport
Carter
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