Jersey City Police Union Demise Announced
Jersey City commissioner F A O'Brien announced the disbanding of the police union after affidavits from every officer stating no affiliation with AFL linked groups. The firemen's union had folded weeks earlier. Several notable golfers including George Turnbull Tom Boyd Charlie Burgess and Pat Doyle have gone abroad for the season.
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Police Union
Jersey City
Jersey City Police Union
F. A. O’brien
Public Safe
American Federation of Labor
Firemen’s
George Turnbull
Tom Boyd
Charlie Burgess
Pat Doyle
Shriners Plan Gigantic Portland Convention
Portland faces a housing crunch as about five thousand Shriners plan to visit next June for their annual convention. A housing committee is securing rooms in hotels private homes clubs and temples to accommodate about 75 000 visitors. One large hotel has booked 387 rooms and Shriners from many cities including Rochester Calgary Regina Dallas Tulsa Minneapolis Milwaukee Spokane St. Joseph Shreveport Kansas City Pittsburgh Springfield Seattle Tacoma Detroit St. Paul Fort Worth Philadelphia and Honolulu have placed orders.
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Shriners
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J.ee Eee
Rochester
Calegr
Regina
Dallas
Tulsa
Cee
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Spokane
St. Joseph
Shreveport
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Springfield
Seattle
Tacoma
Detroit
St. Paul
Fortt Worth
Philadelphia
Honolulu
Importers Struggle as Foreign Exchange Slump Hits Trade
American manufacturers face shrinking foreign orders as depreciated currencies raise costs in Europe and central empires. Belgian and other buyers shift to dollars, boosting margins for exporters while deterring purchases. Banks and business leaders push for rapid peace treaty to stabilize exchange and restore confidence. England trims imports by nearly 478 million dollars while lifting exports by about 1.787 billion in eleven months, and U S exports exceed last year by 335 million in ten months with Britain.
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United States
American Bankers’ Association
United States Chamber of Commerce
International Trade
Washington
Europe
England
American Cooperage Company Ad in Baltimore
The American Cooperage Company, the largest barrel maker in Maryland, offers top prices for old empty barrels. Main office on Baltimore streets Lith and Fayette, Baltimore, Md. Morris Latinsky, proprietor.
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American Cooperate Company
Maryland
Fayette Sts
Baltimore
Morris Latinsky
Christmas Mail Heavier by 25 Percent from 1918
Reports to the postoffice department show Christmas mail 25 percent heavier this year than last season, with no congestion reported on lines or in post offices. One office noted a 135 percent surge, and a separate item mentions an oyster producing 16,000,000 eggs with about 400,000 likely to mature.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
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