Coal Trade Cites Palmer Move to Curb Prices
The Attorney General’s drive to curb coal price spikes cites a New York Wholesale Coal Trade Association plan. A meeting in July led to a program to stop resale pyramiding, fix a 10 percent gross margin, and create a grievance committee. The effort aims to ease consumer anxiety, promote supplies, and reduce speculative buying while directing coal to those in need.
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Palmer
New York
Walled & Golferente Sf
Anes
Department of Justice
United States
New York City
Wholesealers
Messra George Dexter
Dexter & Carpenter, Inc
Joan W. Whiteley
Whitney & Kemmerer
M. B. Burns
Burns Bros
Charles & Ailen
Wholesale Coal Trade Association of New York, Inc
Messrs Harlow Co. Voorhees
Philadelphia Wholesale Coal Trade Association
Frank M. Tamecy
Philadelphia
Benjamin H. Read
Baltimore
Maryland Wholesale Coal Association
Wholemie
Miles
Beimg
Cassetante
Mery
Intrstate Commerce Commission
New Ireland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Cheristion
Tidewater
Hampton Roads
New England
Commerce Commission
New Fueland Fuel Committee
Charles S. Allen
Wholesale Coal Trade Association of
West Street
Esperanto to be official language in Russian schools
A Soviet commission approved Esperanto as the best international auxiliary language and ordered it used in all schools of the Russian Republic with obligatory courses already underway in Moscow Petrograd Tver Orel and Smolensk The Republic of Brazil also favors Esperanto in telegraph and education and a Geneva congress decided Esperanto will be the official and obligatory language of federation correspondence and meetings The Times praises Bridgeport's civic qualities and future prospects as unity and public spirit drive progress
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Russia
Russian
Moscow
Petrograd
Tver
Orel
Smolensk
Republic of Brazil
Soldiers of Europe
Coeneva
Chamber of Commerce
State of New York
the Times
Bridgeport
Which Is Better Jitney Or Trolley
Bridgeport readers are asked to express preference between jitney and trolley services. The Bridgeport Times invites coupons sent to the Times Office for a tabulation of public opinion.
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Tnce
Setgeport
Doesibie
Bridgeport Times
Ita
Times Office
Bridgeporth Times
Dillon Makes Fine Address by Stratford Senator
Stratford August 30 Senator John Dillon of Shelton spoke at the Stratford Republican club meeting in the Tuttle building. He praised the club’s organization, urged support for his Connecticut Legislature bid, warned delegates about possible non nomination, and noted opposition seeking Stratford oust. Other speakers included Everett Sniffin and Charles Peck as refreshments followed.
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Stratford
John Dillon
Shelton
Republican Club
Tuttle
Dillon
Connecticut
Dilton
Ivan L. Morehouse
Old Guard
Senator Dillon
Everett B. Sniffin
Frank TH. Conine
Charles H. Peck
George Cares
Thomas C. Cough
How to clean a refrigerator properly in weekly care
Household specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture advise preventive care for clean and safe refrigeration. Wash ice, store foods in clean covered dishes, inspect contents regularly, remove spoiled items, and clean thoroughly once a week by emptying, washing racks, scrubbing the drainpipe, and drying. Use hot soap or soda solution, rinse, and air dry. Nonice box fridges and teeless units require similar routines with shelves, curtains, and food safes cleaned and sun-dried.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Crank Needed and National Identity Charged
In a Hudson Register sharp exchange a youth calls her father an old crank and he retorts that a crank is needed when lacking a self starter. The remark recalls a broader debate on national sacrifice and loyalty, invoking Borah Johnson and Harding in a provocative flourish about defending American identity.
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League
Mr. Borah
Hiram Johnson
Harding
Hudson Register
Bicycle Boom Prompts Standardization and More Production
The industry notes 650000 bikes built last year and plans to standardize parts to boost output. A $300800 advertising vote by cycle trades signals growing efforts. Rising trolley and rail fares push workers to bicycles as a thrifty transport, offering open-country living, gardens, and poultry space. Farmers seek $4.00 wheat and $3.03 sheep. laborers demand a dollar an hour and 25 cents a peck potatoes.
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Pictorial Review
J.S. Wooster Co
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Firestone
Fattenue
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Notories
Smith=Murray Co
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Boston Maid
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Murray
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Aed
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