Embargo Proposed on Wool Imports in Senate Resolution
Washington Oct 16 A joint resolution proposes an embargo on raw wool imports until government surplus stocks are disposed of. Senator King Democrat Utah also introduced a bill to cut wool manufactures tariff duties by three percent.
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Washington
King
Utah
Danderine Promises Hair Restoration and Dandruff Cure
An advertisement touts Danderine as a quick fix for dandruff and hair loss. It claims minimal cost and household use, with promises of dandruff removal and restored hair vitality after several applications.
Dartmouth Cohorts to Hanover for Sesquicentennial
The Dartmouth Club guides Boston and nearby residents to Hanover for the sesqui centennial. Some travel by rail on the 11 30 from North Station, detrain at Lebanon and ride to the college by limousine or ox teams. Many Old Grads plan to drive, with at least 75 cars in the motor parade toward Hanover.
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Boston
Dartmouth Club
Hanover
North Station
Lebanon
Chamber of Commerce
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Wilds
New Hampshire
Peerade
Connecticut River
Inquests Held on Five Recent Deaths
Inquests on five recent violent deaths were held in Central County Court yesterday. Judge Bolster withheld decisions in the cases of men shot during the police strike pending discussion of testimony with the judge advocate general.
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Central Court
Bolster
Foreigners Make Trouble at New York Wharfs
Disturbances in the Port of New York arise as foreign born longshoremen linked to the Industrial Workers of the World attempt to halt work. Two Greenpoint Longshoremen shot by a union agent. clash in Clifton Staten Island injures many with one likely fatally wounded.
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New York
Industrial Workers of the World
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
Clifton
Staten Island
Shoes Stolen in $2000 Freight Car Theft in Brockton
About 12 cases containing nearly 300 pairs of shoes valued over $2000 were stolen from a freight car at the Montello station of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad between midnight and daylight. Police think the break was carefully planned and that the shoes are now far from the factory. Traces of an automobile truck were found in the sand leading to the car door.
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Brockton
Montello
N. Y
Bay State Fishing Company Proposes Two Reorganization Plans
In a federal filing the Bay State Fishing Company proposes two reorganization plans. Attorneys French and Hurlburt note the difficulty stems from substantial public holdings of second preferred stock issued to acquire assets and goodwill of eight subsidiary stores. They argue protection and reimbursement for the Bay State Fishing Company are needed.
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Bay State Fishing Company
S Company
Arthur P. French
Henry F. Hurlburt
Bay State Fishing Company of
Maine
Bay State Company
Rear Admiral Boush Returns to Inactive List at Portsmouth Yard
Rear Admiral Clifford J. Boush, once commandant of the Portsmouth Navy Yard, was placed on the inactive list again. He previously appeared on inactive status when called to service in September 1917. Captain J. H. Sypher steps in as commandant.
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Boush
Portsmouth
Clifford J. Boush
Portsmouth Navy Yard
J. H. Sypher
What girl wears her mother's clothes on a morning quest
The piece notes girls like Jennie and Louise who want to wear their mothers or sisters clothes. It highlights the Filene fourth floor as a pioneer in youth fashion, with specialists buying and selling clothes for young folks and separating shops for misses to avoid temptation to double up.
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Jennie
Mary
Filene
Massachusetts Tops New England in Thrift Stamp Sales
Massachusetts led New England in September thrift stamps and war savings stamps sales with 250 819 44 dollars, per capita .07, and total to date 3 675 053 88 dollars. Rhode Island and Connecticut trailed, Maine New Hampshire and Vermont behind. Demand grows for new Treasury savings certificates of 190 and 1000 dollars.
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Massachusetts
New England
Treasury Savings
C. R. Burlingame
Statistical Bureau, Savings Division
First Federal Reserve District
Sachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pay Rise Granted by Bigelow Hartford Carpet Co
October 16. One thousand one hundred employees received a 10 percent wage increase in their pay envelopes. This marks the second voluntary 10 percent raise by the management in two months.
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Clinton
Bigelow Hartford Carpet Company
Poiret Models and Filene Reproductions Featured in Latest Line
Poiret's new cloth models including a daring trouser dress in tricotine are shown in reproduction at 100 to 135 dollars. Filene's mail orders fill fourth floor with Lanvin reproductions in horizon blue, duvets and blue velour skirts at 225 dollars and lower priced items starting at 35 dollars.
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Poiret
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