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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1921
Page
4
Coin Purses and Tray Purse Sold Handsewn in Pigskin
The Tray Purse shown at right offers convenient coin and bill carrying with a sliding coin tray. Tan pigskin handsewn, size 3x38 7. Sovereign Purse at left includes pockets for gold pieces and compartments for paper money, size 3s5x3%. Handsewn tan pigskin priced at $2. Other pigskin coin purses start at $1.25.
MASCO Mop promises quick thorough floor cleanup
Advertiser touts the MASCO mop as a fast absorbing, easy wring out tool that cuts cleaning time. The 8 oz size sells for 45 c with larger sizes 60 c and 75 c, Massasoit Manufacturing Co of Fall River Massachusetts, established 1882.
Brightwell Testifies on Old Colony Fraud Trial
Charles M. Brightwell, president of the defunct Old Colony Foreign Exchange Co, testifies under cross examination in Superior Court. He says he left foreign business to Lindblad and received a cablegram after his arrest proposing a 60 percent recovery and a request to wire 50 000 to a Paris bank. He notes debentures resembled stock and that cashier William R. Bouchie did not take part in pre formation conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Brightwell
Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company
Concern
Fessenden
Superior Criminal Court
Robert Gallagher
Lindblad
Paris
Daniel J. Daley
William R. Bouchie
Brightwell
Bouchie
Solons' Efforts Praised at Republican Legislative Dinner
Governor Cox Lieutenant Governor Fuller President Frank O. Allen of the State Senate and Speaker B. Loring Young of the House joined Mrs Anna C Tillinghast chairwoman of the executive committee women's division in praising the solons at a Republican legislative dinner at the American House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Fuller
Frank O. Allen
State Senate
B. Loring Young
House
Anna C. Tillinghast
American House
Republican State Committee
Massachusetts
Beacon Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Allen
Senate
Young
General Court
Massachusetts Republicans Hear Pep Talk at Love Feast
Frank H. Foss chaired as toastmaster while speakers praised party unity and loyalty to the current state government. A letter from Vice President Calvin Coolidge drew enthusiasm, with other officials sending messages of regret and Governor Cox receiving cheers for anticipated sane legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Foss
Republican Committee
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Massachusetts
General Court of
John W. Weeks
Kenny Cabot Lodge
Ovation for Mrs. Tillinghast at campaign event
Mrs. Tillinghast received an ovation as she spoke praising women’s organizing in the United States. She noted the new public consciousness and the women’s vote would pressure parties to stricter accountability and urged Massachusetts leadership in past reforms while focusing on reconstruction social welfare and education to seek solutions.
Credit Men's Ladies Night at Hotel Westminster
More than 100 members and wives attended the Boston Retail Credit Men's Association annual ladies night last night at the Hotel Westminster. Retiring president William Brown of C F Hovey Co. received an engraved watch and chain, while Harry Brooks led as president for 1921 and Sid ney B Blanford urged stronger local representation and a delegation to Houston for the national convention in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Retail Credit Men’s Association
Hotel Westminster
William Brown
C. F. Hovey Company
Harry Brooks
Sidney B. Blanford
National Convention of
Retail Credit Men
Houston
Tex
W. J. Starr
Chester E. Crichett
Jordan Marsh
J. J. Silva
Leopold Morse
Two Alarm Quincy Fire Damages John Berman Furniture Block
A late night blaze of unknown origin swept the upper floors of the John Berman Furniture Company block at 1601 1603 Hancock Street Quincy. Two alarms were sounded as water flowed into the top floor, with flames confined to the second third and attic floors and damage pegged at about 40000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berman Furniture Company
Hancock Street
Quincy
Carroll Swan Hosts Bay State Automobile Association
Carroll Swan entertained Bay State Automobile Association members with a motor men’s gathering. The event highlighted automotive topics and featured Swan’s remarks on industry developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Swan
The
Bay State Automobile Associa
Luncheon at Hotel Buckminster Highlights War Talk
The guest of honor delivered a vivid talk on scenes and incidents of the war in Europe at a luncheon yesterday. The event featured a high grade entertainment with volunteer performer Mr Cornwells whose remarkable voice and singing were well received by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckminster
Europe
Mr. Cornwells
Cornwells
Prudential Depositors to Hold Public Meeting
Commercial depositors of the Prudential Trust Company plan a public meeting at the Elks Club lodge room on Somerset street this evening. They seek action to compel Bank Commissioner Allen to declare and pay a partial dividend on their deposits, long due in their view. Attorney Daniel T. O Connell represents the depositors in pressing the dividend with state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Trust Company
Elks’ Club
Somerset Street
Allen
Daniel T. O'Connell
Prudential Company
Patrolman Lee Discharged From Boston Police Force
Arthur Lee aged 25 a patrolman at Dudley Street station from Boston police appointed Oct 30 1920 has been discharged for conduct unbecoming an officer and failure to perform duty He is the third colored Roxbury officer discharged in the last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lee
Dudley Street
Boston
Police Department
Roxbury
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