Fidelity Trust Depositors to Be Paid in Full
Commissioner of Banks Allen announced the Fidelity Trust Company after its September closure will pay all deposits totaling 8.5 million dollars in full. Starting April 18 depositors may recover funds by applying to Liberty Trust Company. Judge Braley authorized selling Fidelity assets to Liberty with restrictions, excluding Fidelity franchise and stockholder liability. Claims not filed by March 15 are barred but parties may seek further court orders.
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Commissioner of Banks
Allen
Fidelity Trust Company
Liberty Trust Company
Braley
Supreme Court
The
Fidelity
Coloradas Sugar Company
Oriente
Cuba
Malden Operators Hold Banquet in Electric Hall
Malden telephone operators gathered for a three hour banquet in Electric Hall with about 55 attendees. Miss Hazel Moffitt chaired the organizing committee and portions of the feast were shared with night operators unable to attend.
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Malden
Hazel Moffitt
Plan to End Railroad Dispute Sent by President
A telegram sent at President Harding's request outlines Labor's 12 points to resolve railroad industry troubles. Key demands include the eight hour day and collective bargaining rights, with conferences under the Railroad Labor Board. Signatories include leaders from IAM, Blacksmiths and Helpers, Boilermakers, Metal Workers, IBEW, and the Brotherhood Railway Carmen.
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Harding
Jewell
Labor
Railroad Labor Board
J. F. Anderson
International Association of Machinists
Edward Tegtmeyer
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, Drop Forgers and Helpers of America
William Atkinson
J. W. Burns
Amalgamated Metal Workers’ International Alliance
Edward J. Evans
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Martin F. Ryan
Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America
Mayor as Best Man Dreamed by Bride With Noted Ancestry
Dr. Adams seeks the mayor as best man and Governor as a possible relative to bolster a wedding anchored in historic ties. She cites descent from Samuel Adams and John Adams, ties to Lexington veteran Daniel Townsend, and distant kinship to John Quincy Adams, while detailing past marriages and a lecture meeting where she met her fiancé.
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Fisher
Eloist Ministry
Brookline
Adams
Quincy Adameses
Clarissa Cox
Roxbury
Dr. Adams
Samuel Adams
John Quincy Adams
John Adams
Daniel Townsend
Lexington
John W. Adams
Sth
Edgar S. Stathan
Melrose
Alfred FE. Warren
Lynn
Mr. Fisher
George W. Smallwood
Boylston Street
Haverhill
S. A. Weltmer
College of Suggestive Therapeutics
Nevada
Missouri
Millerd Philmore-Knox College of
Seattle
Washington
J. C. F. Grumbine Order of the White Rose
Cleveland
Ohio
Maine Farmer Koskinen Hanged in Suspected Murder Case
The 70 year old Maine farmer John Koskinen was found hanged in a thicket near his home after a Monday disappearance. Autopsy suggests death occurred during the hanging, with evidence of a preceding beating and a last reported breakfast Monday morning. Neighbors reported family quarrels and authorities were alerted after a search began.
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Koskinen
John Koskinen
Mayor appoints eight laborers to city service
Mayor Peters approved the appointment of eight laborers to the paying service at St aday to relieve unemployment. The appointments take effect at different dates.
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Peters
St Aday
Uproar at Metropolitan Opera House over Sinn Fein remark
Mrs. Douglas Robinson was speaking at the Metropolitan Opera House when a Philadelphia man announced Sinn Fein stands for Americanism. An uproar broke out with cries of lynch him and throw him out as twenty Shriners rushed to seize the man. Mrs. Robinson urged keeping him in to hear the speech.
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Sinn
America
Philadelphia
Douglas Robinson
Metropolitan Opera House
President Roosevelt
Sinn Fein
Patrick Maginty
DRY AGENT BERESNACK ACQUITTED BY JURY
A Federal Court jury found Samuel M. Beresnack, a federal prohibition agent, not guilty on two bribery counts after a nearly 12 hour deliberation. The case involved alleged bribes of 150 dollars from Ida Blesofsky and 175 dollars from Oscar J. Russell. Witnesses for both sides included individuals charged with Volstead violations, with one admitting moonshine production.
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Samuel M. Beresnack
Prohibition
Beresnack
Ida Blesofsky
Malden
Oscar J. Russell
Westboro
Life in Malay Land Told by Carveth Wells
Carveth Wells, who spent seven years in Malay depths as a British engineer, described life in the Malay Peninsula to Pilgrim Hall Women’s Club. He recounted jungle isolation, animal life, a tiger threat, adventurous travel, and vivid coastal scents and music.
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Malay Peninsula
Pilgrim Hall
Carveth Wells
Mr. Wells
Children lecture on Exeter Street Theatre benefit
A wonder talk for children will be held Saturday April 16 at Exeter Street Theatre at 10 am to aid the Radcliffe endowment fund. A longer talk for adults is scheduled Monday night in Ford Hall for the benefit of Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Exeter Street
Rad Cliffe Endowment Fund
Ford Hall
Massachusetts General Hospital
Auto Burns In Street In Somerville Fire
An automobile owned by Nuala Bicncaigi of 20 Anderson Street Somerville caught fire on Winthrop Street Leeford late last night. Damage was estimated at 3200 after flames were extinguished.
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Nuala Bicncaigi
Anderson Street
Somerville
Winthrop Street
Leeford
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Reich Teimmeo
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Alue
Lowell
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Pleasant St
R. R
Maine
Heckler
Roosevelt
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
Comfort Oxford
Washington, Hanover & Elm Sts
Malay Land
R. T. French
Rochester, N. Y
Vorenberg
Raynster
Oxford
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