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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1922
Page
6
Details from the Fidelity Trust Company winding up show three trustees to receive three years of salaries totaling 75,000 dollars while overseeing a 400,000 dollar fund posted as a guarantee to Liberty Trust Company. Administration costs total 75,000 dollars, about 20 percent of the guaranteed funds.
A campaign to promote the Boston Graphic Arts Educational Exposition and the annual convention of the International Association of Printing House Craftsmen will unfold in the coming weeks. Leaders will tour U S and Canada to recruit attendees, aiming for about 10 000 visitors during the Aug 28 to Sept 2 event in Boston. Joseph J Dallas and Fred A Williams will lead local outreach with printers groups and clubs. The international officers approved the exposition plans and agreed to hold the international convention in conjunction with the exposition.
Thettree trustees set total annual pay of 25000 for W Rodman Peabody who acted as liquidating agent for Fidelity Trust Company after closure by Bank Commissioner Joseph C Allen Guy W Currier reported directors and stockholders. Liabilities to depositors and creditors totaled about 8700000. Peabody routed assets to Liberty Trust Company after appointment. A midnight blue silk frock with brick red trim and gold embroidery is mentioned.
The Big Four Sales Corp promotes a heavy metal secure box with a piano hinge and nickel plate as a new anti theft device. Distribution is planned across Massachusetts with applications for exclusive selling rights in counties or townships and demonstrations scheduled for interested parties at the Boston office.
Mrs. Jennie Carroll of New York and Boston accuses Philip J D Fredenburgh of 532 Massachusetts Avenue Boston of larceny after he stole her clothes and pawned them. Cambridge police arrested him at 5 Columbia Terrace pending Municipal Court arraignment. He had posed as a salesman for photographs to gain access to Cambridge families.
The Baby Hygiene Association of Boston and twelve societies seek an injunction from the Superior Court to stop publishers of The American Infant Hygiene and National Baby Hygiene Magazine from street solicitations. They claim profits from Won't you help the babies sales are split 50-50 with vendors and publishers and no proceeds go to organized charities. The methods allegedly prejudice the public against the charities they claim to support.
Fanny Holt Ames, widow of William Hadwen Ames, is awarded the principal from the sale of Oliver Ames estate real estate in Boston. Judge Mayhew R. Hitch directs trustees to pay her about $90,000 plus about $120,000 in income from the estate.
Lord Mayor O Neill of Dublin invited leaders from Southern Ireland to a unity meeting to discuss the political situation. Eamon de Valera Charles Burges Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith are reported to have accepted. the Mansion House in Dublin is to host with the Lord Mayor presiding.
London report says representatives of northern and southern governments will meet tomorrow in Dublin to allow Archbishop Byrne to attend before Good Friday due to Holy Week engagements.
Eight persons were brought to Malden Court yesterday for illegal liquor sales. Five were convicted while the other cases were continued. Chief James Pollard led Wakefield raiding squads before Judge Willis W. Stover. Joseph Dycgan of Wakefield was fined 250 dollars, bail 500 on appeal, four others fined 100 dollars each for John J. O Sore David Kendrick Francis Joughin and Ernest Hill all appealing.
Waltham police posted a guard in the local yards after a string of thefts, initially thought to be by boys but now believed to involve an auto trick. More than 20 000 cigarettes were taken from cases shipping to Flannery brothers during Monday night.
Mrs. Margaret Hoey 67 of 11 Fenton Street Dorchester was struck by a Dorchester Avenue truck near Greenwich Street while crossing. The Gero gakiis brothers 418 Adams Street owned the truck, operated by Michael Klesaris 29 Neponset Avenue. She was taken to City Hospital with scalp wound possible skull fracture compound fracture left forearm and multiple injuries.
A two year term in Atlanta Federal Prison was imposed on Joseph Conti of Paris street Bad Boston after he pleaded guilty to selling narcotics. Federal Judge Morris sentenced him yesterday.
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