Refiners Buy Cuban Sugar In Anticipation Of Board’s End
American sugar refiners, expecting the United States Sugar Equalization Board to cease by December, have entered the Cuban market and bought about 100 40 0 tons of the new crop for domestic needs. The board, formed during wartime, held Cuban stock to stabilize US prices. The president’s stance on dissolving the board remains unclear.
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New York
United States Sugar Equalization Board
United States
Wimy
Bolshevik Retiring Ahead of Polish Advances
Despatches from Stockholm say Polish troops push toward the Dneiper causing Bolsheviks to flee the Vitebsk Mohilev region. They abandon Vitebsk Mohilev Szklov Arsz and Polotsk and move Polish notables toward Moscow prisons.
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Dneiper
Vitebsk
Mohilev
Stockholm
Szklov Arsz
Polotsk
Moscow
Apple pickers sought as crop salvage effort rises
Urgent call from Lit tleton fruit growers for apple pickers to harvest before frost. Farmerettes receive 2.50 dollars plus board daily with experienced men earning up to 5 dollars. A camp near Littleton will house workers and manage lodging.
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Littleton
Interest in Saving Apple Crop Seeks County Help
Readers urged to contact the Middlesex County Bureau of Agriculture and Home Economics in Waltham Massachusetts for guidance on protecting the apple crop.
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Middlesex County Bureau of Agriculture and Home Economies
Waltham, Mass
Schwab Proposes Work Ethic Cure for High Living Costs
At a Chicago mining engineers meeting, Charles M. Schwab laid out a remedy for rising living costs. He argued that German efficiency rests on an honest day's work for an honest day's pay, and applying that principle locally would end the high cost of living.
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Chicago
Charles M. Schwab
Founder of W C T U Dies in Delaware at 92
Mrs. Harriet C. McCabe, credited as founder and writer of the first constitution of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, died in Delaware at age 92. The obituary notes her pivotal role in organizing the early temperance movement.
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Delaware
Delaware, O
Harriet C. McCabe
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
100 Percent Family Home Returns From Overseas Service
James H. Peters, known as Pete, returns to Providence after months overseas with the Knights of Columbus. He led American expeditionary forces morale work and supervised baseball grounds later inspected by General Pershing at Le Mans camp. His two Yale student sons enlisted at the war’s start.
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James H. Peters
New England
Pete
France
General Pershing
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Peters
Yale College
Knights of Columbus
Special Mass and City Events Highlight Boston Day
At 7 a.m. a special mass for State Guard members on police duty is held at D Street Gymnasium South Boston with Rev. John W. Culhane as celebrant. The Readville Boston Fair continues at 10 a.m. Women physicians arrive in the city, followed by an entertainment event at Copley Plaza Hotel at 6:10 p.m. The Jewish holidays end at sunset. A 7:30 p.m. public mass meeting in Quincy protests plans to allow jitneys as a Bay State Street Railway threat to withdraw cars from Houghs Neck if licenses are granted.
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D Street Gymnasium
Boston
John W. Culhane
Tenth Regiment
Readville
City
Copley Plaza Hotel
Quincy
Bay State Street Railway
Hough's Neck
Harvard graduates meet for endowment drive kickoff
More than 1000 Harvard alumni will gather at the Harvard Club tonight for a smoker and final instructions as Boston joins a campaign to raise the city's share of a worldwide endowment fund of 15 250 000. The drive runs October 1 to October 10 and tomorrow is Old Grads Visiting Day with hundreds expected to visit.
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Harvard Club
Boston
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