High School Girls Warned by National Pan Hellenic Congress
New York reports that the 18th congress of the National Pan Hellenic, representing 70 000 college fraternity women, adopted a resolution barring any high school girl who joins a Greek letter group if she does not resign by November 15. Delegates warned many high school clubs create snobbish cliques and that such fraternities are unnecessary for girls who mostly live at home.
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New York
Congress
San Francisco
Water town North Beacon street line extension announced
The North Beacon Street car line extending from Union Square Allston will run to Central Square Green Street loop via Cambridge and River Streets starting tomorrow and continuing until further notice.
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Watertown
North Beacon Street
Union Square
Allston
Central Square
Green Street Loop
Cambridge
River Streets
President Wilson Signs Clayton Anti-Trust Bill
President Wilson signed the Clayton anti trust bill completing the administration trust programme. There were no ceremonies connected with the signing.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate advances war revenue bill amid cotton aid debate
Washington Oct 15 Despite Southern Senators urging cotton relief talks the Senate made material progress on the war revenue bill. Several key sections were approved after debate over a proposed 250 million dollar bond issue to aid cotton producers, with a vote deferred.
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Washington
Senate
Senate amends tax on proprietary medicines and cotton ruling
The Senate struck out the tax on proprietary medicines and revised administrative sections. It adopted a revised section on newspaper shipments and added an exemption for stock certificates deposited as collateral for loans. Two new amendments were introduced, with tobacco and wine schedules as the focus. Adjournment plans were delayed while war tax bill work continues. House adjourns tomorrow to Monday with potential action on cotton amendment.
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Senate
Congress
House
Underwood
Representative Underwood
House Rules Committee
The Charge at Austerlitz color page drawing
A vivid color page illustration titled The Charge at Austerlitz appears in the upcoming Sunday Post as part of a series of stirring war pictures. The image promises dramatic depictions to accompany ongoing wartime coverage and historical recollection.
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Austerlitz
Mayor Mitchel Contacted Over Mandel Bank Debacle
In New York on October 15 a bank collapse led to six depositors taking their own lives and a seventh woman with a baby sleeping in parks. City Hall was swarmed by depositors seeking relief and a spokesman urged Mayor Mitchel to aid in an early settlement of Adolf Mandel s affairs. Louis H Schuttzer spoke for the distressed group and appealed for assistance.
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New York
Adolf Mandel
Mitchel
Louis H. Schuttzer
Mandel
Kroonland Sails Under U S Flag For Greek Ports
New York October 15 The Red Star liner Kroonland sailed under the American flag today for Greek ports in its first trip since transfer to American registry. Authorities report the flag has never before appeared in Greek waters on a passenger vessel. The ship carried nearly 1100 passengers.
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New York
Red Star
Kroonland
Martime
Limited Stop Cars for Norfolk Street Service Begins
Boston Elevated Railway will start limited stop service on the Dudley Street Norfolk Street Dorchester line during evening rush hours from 4 to 6 50 p m Cars with the limited stop sign will not discharge passengers but will pick up riders between Dudley Street and Grove Hall.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Dudley Street
Norfolk Street
Dorchester
Grove Hall
End Market Opens Amid Apple Price Shock in Castle Street
Mayor Curley opens the open market to curb living costs. Hundreds of bushels of apples were sold yesterday morning at prices that astonished residents of the Castle Street and Shawmut Avenue neighborhood where the market is located.
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Curley
Castle Street
Shawmut Avenue
Apples Sell Fast at Faneuil Hall Market Plunge
Mayor leads early buyers as B C Steele arrives with apples at nine twenty. Crowds cluster for No 1 Gravensteins with prices from windfalls at 40 cents to top fruit at 1.25 per bushel. Charles Goodman secures first purchase. market viewed as similar to retailers' prices in Boston.
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B. C
Charles Goodman
Washington Street
Faneuil Hall
45000 Sacks of Flour for Denmark Shipment Rumor
A consignment of 45000 sacks of flour is set to depart on the Danish freighter Canadia for Gothenburg with an alleged final destination in Germany. The 125000 sack order comes through a local flour firm and shippers deny the rumor amid shipping circles and flour brokers.
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Denmark
Gothenburg
Germany
The Pranks of Pierrot and the Tiny Tads feature Sunday Post
A color section preview highlights The Pranks of Pierrot and the Tiny Tads in next Sunday's Post. The kid friendly comic lineup promises lively art and playful humor for young readers.
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Pierrot
Trade conference in Boston on South America ties
Three Department of Commerce attaches Dr. Albert Hale A L Harrington and Verne Havens arrive in Boston to meet with local manufacturers and exporters on South American trade. A conference at the Chamber of Commerce is set for 2 pm and headquarters will be at Room 752 Oliver Building with other attaches to follow in London Paris and Berlin.
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Department of Commerce
Boston
Albert Hale
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
A. L. Harrington
Lima
Peru
Verne &. Havens
Santiago
Chile
Chamber of Commerce
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Oliver Building
London
Paris
Berlin
Advertising Rube s Case In Court Filed
Walter H Regan of South Boston posed as a Rube to entertain spectators and police during arraignment before Judge Parmenter. He faced an obstruction charge for climbing on electric car fenders on Washington Street near Essex Street to avoid being struck. The judge ordered the facts heard to be filed.
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Walter H. Regan
Boston
Judge Parmenter
Washington, Street
Essex Street
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