Rubber Trade Talk Planned by Palmerton in Boston
Paul L. Palmerton chief of the Rubber Division of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce is in Boston to meet with rubber industry firms and individuals. He aims to bolster export rubber trade and later sails to Europe to inspect markets and report back on methods to increase foreign trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Palmerton
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Middle West
Boston
New England
Palmerton
Europe
Indicted in Oil Stock Sales Case by Federal Grand Jury
New York federal indictments charge seven firms five men and one woman with using the mails to defraud in connection with Century Consolidated Oil Company stock sales. Indictments returned secretly last week were unsealed today.
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New York
April
Century Consolidated Oil Company
Vets of 98 to Meet in Malden Encampment
Moses B. Lakeman Camp No 44 of the United Spanish War Veterans gains approval to host the 1922 department encampment in Malden on April 18 and 19. The event promises social events, speeches by high officials, and civic hospitality with a public parade and a Serpent Society night demonstration.
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Moses B. Lakeman
United Spanish War Veterans’ Organisation
Malden
Department of Massachusetts
Lakeman
Military Order of the Serpent
Department
State House
Boston
Rosa Ponselle to Sing in Symphony Hall Concert
Rosa Ponselle, famed Metropolitan Opera dramatic soprano, will perform Italian arias and opera selections in a Sunday concert at Symphony Hall on April 9 at 8 p.m. Her rise from a Meriden piano player to a Met star, aided by Caruso, is noted as a remarkable opera romance.
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Rosa Ponselle
Rea
Metropolitan Opera Company
Symphony Hall
Miss Ponselle
Meriden
Conn
Broadway
Metropolitan
Rosa
Enrico Caruso
Caruso
Rosa Ponsélle
Fleischmann's Yeast Endorsed As Daily Digest Aid
Readers are urged to start with two or three cakes of Fleischmann's Yeast in daily meals to improve regularity. The familiar tin-foil package with a yellow label is advertised and a standing grocer's order is suggested.
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Henana
Fieischmann
Ulysses S. Grant Childhood Ride to a Circus Pony
A school-age Ulysses S. Grant grew up near Point Pleasant Ohio and Cincinnati. He loved horses and proved fearless riding a trick pony at a circus, defeating the untamed animal and earning $5 from a clown. He later moved with his father to Georgetown to start a tannery.
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Ulysses
Grant
Ohio River
Point Pleasant
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Horges
Henry
Mayor's former wife awarded damages in statewide case
Miss Wilhelmina Meyer of New York won a judgment totaling 127000 against Virginius J. Mayo of Brooklyn in Superior Court. The action sought to attach property in Connecticut recorded under Lois Waterbury Mayo, Mayo's present wife, with another action likely to target the property. Meyer had previously obtained an annulment from Mayo.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Wilhelmina Meyer
New York
Virginius J. Maye
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Lois Waterbury Mayo
Miss Méyer
Mayo
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