Adriatic Delivers Gold to New York Banks
The Adriatic today arrived from England with 1.1 million dollars in gold for the National City Bank and 250000 dollars for Kuhn, Loeb and Co. in New York.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1921
Page
14
The Adriatic today arrived from England with 1.1 million dollars in gold for the National City Bank and 250000 dollars for Kuhn, Loeb and Co. in New York.
Judge Braley ruled that before final action on the bank commissioner’s petition to transfer funds from the Prudential Trust to the savings department all depositors and general creditors must be served and heard to grant jurisdiction. Daniel T. O Connell represented depositors and John Hannigan represented the commissioner. The petition to sell Fidelity Trust assets to Liberty Trust was postponed to Tuesday for liability adjustments.
Stockholders who ran the electric line between Stoughton and Randolph vote to discontinue due to alleged lack of cooperation. The line will remain open one more week to warn the public of the shutdown.
Colonel William J. Keville sworn in as United States marshal for the district of Massachusetts succeeding Patrick J. Duane. He reappoints tentatively the existing deputy marshals, including two women and twelve men, who all take the oath immediately.
Health Commissioner defends keeping an alien as director on Blossom Street. O'Brien questions Miss Effie Fife's residency. Budget subcommittee recommends a $1000 raise for Guy Emerson to $7000 annual and a $65,000 snow removal boost. Final decision postponed to next Wednesday after a three hour hearing.
The engagement of Miss Mildred Levine of Intervale Street Roxbury to Lewis Goldberg assistant attorney general was announced yesterday. Levine a noted social worker and Goldberg recently served five years as an assistant United States attorney.
In Worcester on April 1 the chief heir seeks to break the will of Eugene B. Goldsmith of Hopedale alleging odd terms and suspected mental state. Goldsmith died at Worcester State Hospital in August 1920. the 1917 will leaves about 7600 dollars to son Earl Eugene Goldsmith under conditions based on his residence with the wife. The son is named executor and trustee.
East Boston police have not found the 300 pound safe stolen Thursday night from the Ginter Company store at 8 Bennington street. The strong box contained about 110 dollars in cash.
A schedule of this afternoon and evening activities lists talks and meetings at the Twentieth Century Club Boston Bates Club and State House with speakers including Sherman Rogers Louis Kelleher and Major W M Tenney. Social gatherings include the American Legion post commanders dinner at City Club and a Mechanical Engineering Society dinner at Hotel Lenox while chess prodigy Samuel Rzeschewski performs at Lorimer Hall.
Fire sweeps the Jamaica branch of the American Tobacco Company in Kingston destroying the building and stock. Loss estimated at 1.6 million dollars.
Advert reads that Father John's Medicine builds resistance to colds and coughs, clears impurities, soothes breathing irritations, and strengthens the body. It emphasizes guaranteed absence of alcohol and dangerous drugs and markets itself as 65 years in use.
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