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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
23
Bond Market Notes and Pacific Ist Securities Overview
Summary of miscellaneous bond listings with percentages and values for Pacific Gen’ Pacific Ist Wilson Co Ia and Baltic & Ohio. Mentions specific coupon rates notes and par values across various issuers and securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt & Ohio
Balt& O Fe
An & A
Wilson Co
New Haven Railroad Stockholders Meet in April
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company announces its annual meeting for April 21 1920 at noon in New Haven Connecticut. It will review the 1919 affairs elect a board approve federal control related actions and bonds and consider an equipment trust with Walker D Hines not to exceed 4 813 980 dollars. Meeting books close March 31 reopen April 22 1920. Arthur E Clark secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Meadow Street
Columbus Avenue
New Haven
Connecticut
United States
Walker D. Hines
Arthur E. Clark
Miss Hatchfield Shot By Sweetheart Dies Prospect
Whitman April 7 Miss Lillian Hatchfield a 22 year old Boston milliner was shot in her home parlor last night by her sweetheart after threatening to end their courtship. She is said to be dying at Brockton Hospital as physicians fail to locate two bullets in her abdomen. The shooter Samuel Ripley 28 of Bridgewater turned the gun on himself.
Ripley Denies Intent To Shoot Actress Miss Hatchfield
Ripley, divorced from actress Dorothy Dean last September, protested at Plymouth County jail that the bullets aimed at Miss Hatchfield were meant for himself. He said he deeply regrets shooting the young woman after a year of companionship, claiming a quarrel over an end to their relationship led him to draw his revolver during a pursuit to kill himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Dorothy Dean
Plymouth County
Miss Hatchfield
WATCH FOR STOLEN LICENSE PLATES IN BOSTON
Police from all Boston stations were alerted to look for cars carrying two stolen license plates yesterday. Authorities suspect a link to Philadelphia burglars visiting Boston planning a major break. Previous thefts involved plates on getaway autos bearing Massachusetts numbers OO17A and THA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Boston University to name new football coach
Boston University prepares to reveal its football coach after a ten day secrecy period. Rumor links Eddie Casey or Billy Murray to the role, with athletic director George W. Brown declining comment. Casey’s Harvard reputation and BU’s pool of talent spark expectations for confidence and prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University
Eddie Casey
Harvard
George W. Brown
Billy Murray
B. U
Zeb Terry Sold To Chicago Nationals From Pittsburg
Chicago announces the purchase of Zeb Terry a fielder from the Pittsburg Nationals, effective immediately. The deal transfers Terry to the Chicago Nationals and reshapes their infield depth for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Zeb" Terry
Pittsburg Nationals
Chicago Nationals
Georgia Has G O P Break At GOP Convention
Atlanta April 7 Two Georgia delegate slates were chosen for the Republican national convention in a split affair at the state capitol Police Chief Beavers helped calm the scene Roscoe Pickett led four delegates at large pledged to Major General Leonard Wood Henry Lincoln Johnson and C P Goree headed a second group choosing uninstructed delegates The contest reflects a party power struggle in Georgia history
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Beavers
Roscoe Pickett
Leonard Wood
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Internal Revenue
Jack Johnson to Fight in Mexico
Jack Johnson, former heavyweight champion, now in Tijuana, Lower California, will have an early match at Tijuana or Mexicali. Tom Jones announced he is matchmaker for the Dato brothers, in-law of Governor Osteban Cantu, organizers of the event.
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Billy Silver
Imperial County
California
Stanley Ketchel
U. S.-Mexico
Calexico
Cal
Jack Johnson
Johnson
United States
Chicago
Canada
Jack
Illinois
Los Angeles
Tijuana
Lower California
Mexicali
Tom Jones
Dato Brothers
Osteban Cantu
New York aims for Boston Marathon victory
New Yorkers plan a strong contingent for the Boston Marathon on April 19 led by Villie Kyronen of Milrose A. C. and Mike Dwyer of Mohawk A. C. Both runners placed high in Detroit, Kyronen second and Dwyer fourth, with Kyronen criticized for not starting his finish sooner. The team will arrive a week early to acclimate to the Ashland to Boston course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gothamites
Villie Kyronen
Milrose A. C
Mike Dwyer
Mohawk A. C
Detroit
Kyronen
Mellor
Dwyer
Syd Hatch
New York
Boston
Ashland
Bowie Results First Race at Four Furlongs Feature
Marathon card shows multiple races with prices. Sacajawea wins first with Cullinan second. Wading Star third. Mumbo Jumbo takes the six furlong second race, Marmite second, Betsy third. Enrico Caruso runner-up in the third, Bright Gold fails to win. Capitol Handicap sees Rolster prevailing and Tantalus runner-up. Mock Orange leads the next, Rubidium second, Weary third. Hope wins the sixth, Crumpsatl second, Jack K. third. Seventh race finishes with Bitah e first and Mildred Buretta second, Deckhand third.
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Sacajawea
Troxier
Cullinan
Coltizetti
Wading Star
Rodrigues
Charlotte C
Northern Lady
Dora
Miss Adrianne
Mumbo Jumbo
Zoeller
Marmite
Sneldeman
Betsy
Heapel
Margery
Edith K
Refugee
Early Sight
Algrette
Little
Barley Water
Rolster
Rodriguez
Tantalus
Costiletti
Chief
Walls
War Mask
Wood Violet
Romeo
Tailor Maid
Mock Orange
Rubidium
Coltiletti
Weary
F. Hunt
You Need
Veteran
Hope
Hunt
Crumpsatl
Jack K
Hopes
Nebraska
Ringling 2d
Bob Baker
Rerrengs i Bitahe
Mildred Buretta
Deckhand
Burke
Antoinette
Huron Gnd General
Bowie Entries for Racing Card with Mixed Weights and Claims
The Bowie program lists races for two year olds through four year olds with selling maidens claiming and distance notes from four to eleven and a half miles. Notable entries include Coombs Tutt Mackenwaine Mary Erb Propaganda Sir John Vergne Lively Ormonda and John J Casey among others with apprentice allowance claimed.
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Coombs
Tutt
Mackenwaine
Mary Erb
Fading Star
Kehoma
Propaganda
Sir John Vergne
Little Kil
Brookland
Gas Mask
Superba
White Half
Thistle Queen
Sandy Mac
Short Change
Riddle Dee
Tom Fool
Mistake
She Devil
Lady Jane
Riddle
John J. Casey
Primitive
Pranklin
Lively
Fort Bilas
Ormonda
Clean Gone
Broom Peddler
the Decision
Osgood
Arbitrator
Bogart
Red Domino
Napthaliua
Indolence
Parrish
Ben Hampson
Sentimental
Boher- Dabreena
Almino
Pas de Chance
Wand
Kebo
Alex Getz
Charming
Yom Brooks
Keziah
Juanita
British Athletic Invaders Set Sail for Pennsylvania Carnival
The Oxford Cambridge relay team sailed from Southampton on the Adriatic for New York to compete in the two mile relay at the University of Pennsylvania carnival April 30 and May 1. The party includes Colonel A N Strade Jackson Olympic 1500 metre champion and runners Tatham Stallard Rudd Montague Milligan with Alfred Shrubb as trainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Eng
University of Pennsylvania
New York
A. N. Strade Jackson
Tatham
Stallard
Rudd
Montague
Milligan
Alfred Shrubb
United States
Massachusetts rents debate limits profits and freezes
General John H. Sherburne tells the judiciary committee most landlords in Massachusetts charge high rents but only one in ten profiteer. He backs a prewar rental base with a carrying charge reflecting maintenance costs and criticizes artificial value on old homes amid housing shortages. Representative Martin Hays proposes a 10 percent cap plus taxes and depreciation, citing high labor and material costs. Charles J. Hodson from the AFL protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
John H. Sherburne
Commission On the Necessaries of Life
Judiciary Committee
England
Martin Hays
Brighton
Hays
Charles J. Hodsdon
American Federation of Labor
Big Foreign Mat Tourney At Mechanics Building Tonight
Six stars from five nations compete in three matches at Mechanics Building this evening. Main event pairs Jimmy Londos of Greece against Taro Magaki, Jiu Jitsu heavyweight champion, under catch rules to a finish. Strangler Ed Lewis starts against Orlando the Swede, with Henri Varini of Belgium facing Cyclone Burns in the third bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics
Jimmy Londos
Hurricane
Taro Magaki
Mayaki
Londos
Bank Officers Association Hosts Vaudeville Night
Fully 1000 members and guests attended a vaudeville night in the City Club last evening. The program included vaudeville numbers and moving pictures, preceded by a community sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Officers’ Ass'n
Bank Officers’ Association
Oo the Association
Reed Loses to Wilson at Fenway in 12 Rounds
In a big league boxing show at Fenway A A near Mechanics building 6000 fans attended. Johnny Wilson of Charlestown defeated Pat Reed of Boston in the final bout after 12 rugged rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenway
A. A
Mechanics’ Building
Johnny Wilson
Charlestown
Pat Reed
Boston
Doyle Beats Adair in Another Boston Ring Fight
Paul Doyle of Boston defeated Barney Adair of New York in a twelve rounder. Frank Tillo of North End outpointed Al Calzone of Milford in twelve. the opener between Steve Kennedy and Johnny Marto ended in two rounds with Kennedy dominating. Referee rulings drew crowd protests, Calzone-Tillo judged not well. Reed edged Wilson in a late rally that impressed, while fans complained about several decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Doyle
Boston
Barney Adair
New York
Frank Tillo
North End
al Calzone
Milford
Steve Kennedy
Lawrence
Johnny Marto
East Boston
Marto
Doyle
Adair
Wilson
Reed
Kved
Noah Perry
Tillo
Calzone
Frank
Sweeney
Barney
Pat
Cuiff
Johnny
Charlestown
Wiigon
Banquet Planned for Young Kloby Corcoran
The American Legion Post in the local armory will host a testimonial banquet for Tommy Corcoran known as Kloby on April 18. Guests invited include Justice Louis Cox, city officials, and Captain Bill Howe of Boston, Kirby’s former superior officer, with the event aiming to be one of the area's largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
American Legion
Tommy
Kloby) Corcoran
Louis §. Cox
Superior Court
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