Boycott Forces Bakers to Roll Back Bread Price
Bakers nationwide reveal losses from a six cent loaf as a boycott cuts demand amid hopes flour would rise. A secret Boss Bakers' meeting triggers immediate removal of the penny increase, returning bread to five or six cents as sales slump and small grocers back consumer demand.
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Roosevelt
Boss Bakers’ Association
Bakers’ Organization
Brief Session of Allied Trades Council Discusses Election Odds
Owing to election result interest the Allied Trades Council met briefly at headquarters 624 Sixth Street Northwest. A few delegates attended but adjourned after routine business to learn downtown the election outcome.
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Allied Trades Council
Sixth Street Northwest
Commissioners Back Bill to Remit Taxes on Colored Church Property
The District Commissioners favor introducing a Congress bill to remit arrears dating to 1886 on the Church of Our Redeemer property at Eighth Street and Grant Avenue. The case was heard by Rev. J. G. Butler and Rev. S. B. Wiseman, with Butler explaining prior ownership and mission use. Trustees hold title in trust for the church. officials noted past policy requiring church ownership before tax exemption and urged trustees to file the remission bill for possible approval.
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Congress
Church of Our Redeemer
Eighth Street
Grant Avenue
J. G. Butler
Luther Memorial Church
S. B. Wiseman
Butler
Butter
West
Girls Reform School investigate alleged insubordination
Commissioner Macfarland urged the Board of Commissioners to ask the board of charities to probe the Girls Reform School on insubordination concerns. The move, approved by West and Biddle, would have George G. Wilson oversee the inquiry at once. The school lies near Loughboro Road just north of Conduit Road, under Department of Justice authority. Maj. Frank Strong heads the school with Harriet B. Loring as secretary and Anna F. Dean as treasurer.
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Board of Commissioners
Board of Charities
Girls’ Reform School
West
Biddle
George G. Wilson
Department of Justice
Loughboro Road
Conduit Road
Maj
Frank Strong
Harriet B. Loring
Anna F. Dean
Chapin Brown
Carr
Fairfax Harrison
Francis M. Ramsey
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