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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
29
The text notes churn drilling as effective for large porphyry ore bodies like Utah Coppers. It contrasts bulk ore deposits with vein ledge mining, stating churn drilling is practical for proving up widespread low grade ore in a mountain-scale deposit.
A cluttered stock list shows varied closes across bonds and equities as New York curb market activity winds down. Traders note mixed results for Liberty bonds and utility issues while rails and industrials show uneven demand, with several issues posting gains and others slipping.
General John Sherburne head of the Massachusetts Commission on the Necessaries of Life says sugar conditions will worsen without public supervision of the Federal Sugar Equalization Board. He has urged Governor Coolidge to bring the matter to Attorney General Palmer at the high cost of living conference this afternoon attended by Massachusetts mayors district attorneys and Commission executives.
Fragments show a busy Chicago grain scene with corn oats pork lard and ribs prices and trading figures. The text lists bid and ask levels and partial daily highs and lows for several commodities amid a 12 hour clock notation and irregular figures.
General Sherburne calls for removing sugar distribution from the food administration to a life necessities commission or similar body. He favors local authority license forfeitures for profiteers and DA and mayor support under a new anti profiteering act. He notes a 3 pounds per month per capita plan and plans a Sugar Board conference in New York Monday. The commission says large exports from the port involve non American sugar refined here for England and France. Rental and fuel issues are mentioned along with possible federal cooperation to pursue violators.
Senator Cummins introduced a bill to return railroads to private ownership and place it on the Senate calendar. The measure would take effect 30 days after enactment and is to be addressed after the German peace treaty. He urged swift passage before adjournment, warning delay could harm American commerce. A minority report was expected before debate.
John Craig stars as Othello at the Arlington Theatre in the Craig Players season finale. William Norton as Iago and Cassie by Charles Bickford share praise for solid performances. Desdemona is played by Mary Young with Betty Barnicoat as Emilia amid massive, conventional sets culminating in Desdemona’s chamber.
The first performance showed strong color and design appeal though the vocal lines veered toward ranting more than lyrical delivery. The overall effect remained adequately smooth despite the stylistic departure from bardic tradition.
New York officials report the United States Shipping Board will load and unload ships with crew from a vessel at a transatlantic pier to end the unauthorized longshoremen strike if it continues past tomorrow night. The truce expires at 5 30 p m. Police protection for workers will be requested and higher authorities may be used if needed. About 8000 men reported for work today though most of the marine force remains idle due to locals avoiding the National Adjustment Commission in favor of a local conciliation committee chaired by Mayor Hylan.
Elizabeth Webster accuses Dodson Webster of violent conduct in Worcester Superior Court. She says he threatened to kill her, slapped her, grabbed by the throat, doused her with beer and ashes, threw objects, held a razor, and frightened her nightly. The couple wed July 17 1955 in Providence and plan remains undecided.
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