Palmer urges citizen vigilance to curb hoarding profits
Attorney General Palmer calls for fair price committees in every community to fight profiteering and hoarding of essentials. He asks state food administrators to form local groups including retailers workers housewives and the public to gather evidence and report violations to federal prosecutors. Open air markets are cited as a British response to high prices and profiteering.
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Washington
Palmer
United States
Bureau of Investigation
McCrane
New Jersey
New York
New York State
McCran
Yale & Towne
United States Supreme Court
John W. Griggs
Paterson
United States Attorney General
Jersey City
Juin S. Conroy
Burlington
Conroy
Alva Apee
State Board of Agriculture
Lawndale Cemetery Association
Pilesgrove Township
Salem County
Justice Black
Supreme Court
Trenton
John L. Thompson
Frederick W. Curtis
Levis and
Sprague
Department of Justice
Davis
Peace Terms Fear Austria Hardship Over South Tyrol
Vienna report says German Austrian Chancellor Dr Karl Renner urged the foreign office staff that peace terms be softened, especially regarding South Tyrol, warning the present economic and financial provisions could plunge Austria into catastrophe.
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Renner
South Tyrol
Vienna
Karl Renner
Foreign Office
Tyrol
Austria
Sugar enriching Cuba says exports rise over hundred thousand tons
Charles B. Stevens president of the American Steel Company of Cuba reports on a traveler’s claim that sugar exports from Cuba exceed former levels by more than 100000 tons monthly. He attributes the rise to prohibition boosting American demand for sweets and notes most extra shipments go to confectionery makers.
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Traveler
New York
Charles B. Stevens
American Steel Company of
Cuba
San Jacinto
Andrew Carnegie Dies at Eighty Four in Berkshire Mansion
Andrew Carnegie ironmaster and philanthropist died at his Lenox home in the Berkshire hills after pneumonia. Mrs. Carnegie and daughter Margaret were with him in his final hours as his life’s work and journey from humble beginnings to vast wealth were recalled. He was born in Dunfermline Scotland on November 25 1835 and migrated to the United States at age six. He rose from bobbin boy to steel magnate and public benefactor, giving much of his fortune away while still alive.
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Lenox
Mass
Berkshire Hills
Andrew Carnegie
New York
Millbrook
N. Y
Skibo
Carnegie
Dumfermline
Scotland
George Lauder
Allegheny City
Andrew
Kaystone Bridge Company
Ohio River
Armour
Wilson
Morris
Hees
Windsor-Hightstown
Hightstown
Joseph Lovett
Philadelphia
Justice Jackson
Magnolia
Frass
William P. Abdill
Chimm
National Park Board of Health
Waters
P. A. Stewart
Michael Balente
Berlin
France
Hortense Rosen
Travelers’ Aid Society
Camp Dix
Cookstown
Samuel Earl
George Stewart
Tony Chelti
Vineland
Port Elizabeth
John Reed Greer
Dennisville
M. E
Millville
Clarence Miller
Raymond Powell
Albert Guernse
Alfred Saxton
James Brown
Deerfield
Pensauken Field Club
Malaga
Westmont
National Park Board of Education
Vineland Board of Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
Cumberland Tax Board
Gloucester City
Miner
Board of Health
Newton Creek
Gouldtown
Damage suits filed against nearly 200 actors in Equity
World news briefs report $500000 suits in U S district court naming prominent Actors Equity officials and Winter Garden Company Shuberts as plaintiffs. Additional items include Lenine rumored retirement amid Bolshevik strikes and executions, U S prosecutors seeking profiteering reports, Paris price actions, and New Haven lifting freight embargoes for perishables.
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New York
United States District Court
Actors’ Equity Association
Winter Garden Company
Shuberts
Copenhagen
Lenine
Helsingfors
Washington
Paris
Consumers’ League
New Haven
Hraven
Plainsboro Township Aims at Shared Citizenship and Public Welfare
Plainsboro New Jersey voters adopt a community based form of municipal government described as a great family with equal suffrage for men and women. The plan revives a New England town meeting with a democratic basis, emphasizing public welfare, good schools, safe sanitation, and cooperation over partisan lines.
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Trenton
Plainsboro
Princeton
New Jersey
United States
Community Association of
New England
Plainsboro Township
State of
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Fifth Avenue
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One Hundred and Tenth Street
John A. Lejeune
World’s News
Jersey
Joseph L. Bodine
United States District Attorney
State Department of Health
chatMer
Armour, Wilson & Co
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Trans-Jersey Canal
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Congress
New Jersey Ship Canal
Donnelly
Newark
Executive Committee
the Rivers and Harbors Congress
Downtown Club
J. Murray Hulbert
J. Hampton Moore
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
John H. Small
The
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Walter Wood
Florence
Charles A. McCormick
New Brunswick
James M. Reilly
Newark Board of Trade
State Department of Conservation and Development
Stokes State Forest
Kittitany Mountains
Sussex County
Culvers Lake
Lake Owassa
Swartswood Lake
Delaware Water Gap
New York State Line
Cenla Reset
Afalelale
Takelad Pens
Nannhe
Heste
William Brown
Merchantville
DuPont Chemical Company
Gibbstown
Stow Creek
Town Hall School
Roadstown
Williamstown Board of Trade
Williamstown
Millville Board of Health
Joseph D. Lawrence
Asbury Park
Freehold
Woodbury
J. C. Curry
North Maple
Laurel
Board of Education of
Pleasantville
Margaret S. Rehberg
Dora J. Love
James M. Nelson
Samuel O. Myers
Leah Crammer
Reading
Board of Trade
Pusey & Jones Company
Vincentown
State Board of Education
Pennsgrove Board of Trade
Wrightstown
Wrightstown National Bank
At &1
South Jersey
DuPont Company
Lower Canal Bridge
Deep Water Point
Lower Penn's Neck Township
James H. Birch, Jr
Burlington County
John Gregio
East Vineland
Catholi
Highland Park
Camden
Gloucester
P. P. Baker
Wildwood Crest
Cedar, Oak
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Edward Stern
Marshall
Mercercourt
Alfred Julian
Recorder Stackhouse
Moorestown
Henry Tapken
A. G. Vautrinot
William B. McDougall
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