Thrift Urged to Curb Unrest at Mutual Savings Conference
National gathering of 637 mutual savings banks from 17 states, representing 5.5 billion in deposits, heard leaders urge saving as a remedy for social unrest. Boston figures dominated the event with Governor Coolidge welcoming attendees, and Sam Beach of New York addressing progress and housing concerns while stressing the sector's public role.
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New England
Boston
City Club
Coolidge
Copley Plaza
S. Dav Warfield
Baltimore
National Association of the Owners of Railroad Securities
Irving Fisher
Yale
Samuel H. Beach
The
Savings Banks Association of
State of
New York
United States
Mr. Beach
Beach
Mutual Savings Institutions
S. H. Beach
Savings Bank Associations of
New York City
George E. Brock
Henry Parkman
Savings banks and railroads frame public financial power
The article reports on discussions at a Boston conference where leaders stress practical lessons in finance for youth and warn that mutual savings banks and life insurers own substantial railroad investments. Warfield of Baltimore urges railroad security protection as a key public concern, while Governor Coolidge notes savings foster responsible citizenship and loyalty.
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Davies Warfield
Baltimore
Copley Plaza
Warfield
Mutual Savings Banks
Marine veteran Moore elected Wolfboro first Selectman
Noyes V. Moore, a World War I Marine Corps veteran, has been elected first Selectman of Wolfboro New Hampshire. He enlisted June 12 1917 and served until August 13 1919 rising to gunnery sergeant. Residents say he may be New England's youngest selectman.
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Wolfboro
N. H
Hold Diocesan Centre Ball in Boston Hosts 250 Guests
The Diocesan Centre Ball was held last evening at the Hotel Somerset under the Boston committee for the League of Catholic Women. Mrs. Andrew J. Peters and others served as matrons while Miss Julia Prendergast led the event with assistance from the Boston committee raising funds for a club house for the league.
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The
Somerset
Hotel
Boston
League of Catholic Women
Andrew J. Peters
John J. Sullivan
C. H. Cronin
Frederick A. Quinn
John Bottomley
James H. O’brien
Julia Prendergast
John A. Sullivan
Judge Thayer Rebukes Jury In Norwood Anarchy Verdict
Judge Webster Thayer rebuked a Norfolk Superior Court jury after they found Segris Zakoff not guilty of advocating anarchy. Officers Swift Barrett and Collins testified Zakoff said the government was no good and a Soviet system should govern the United States. The foreman explained the jurors interpreted advocating as actually engaging in violence.
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Webster Thayer
Norfolk Superior Court
Dedham
Segris Zakoff
Norwood
Harry Swift
William Barrett
Peter Collins
Zakoff
Barrett
United States
Thayer
Endant
Russia
Senate approves pension increase for Civil War veterans
Washington April 23 The Senate passed a bill boosting Civil War veteran pensions to 50 dollars a month and widows to 30 dollars a month It will also apply to Mexican War veterans and their widows plus War of 1812 widows The measure raises the pension roll by about 65 260 000 and sets a maximum 90 dollars for disabled veterans
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Washington
Senate
Load of potatoes kills unidentified man near Walpole line
Franklin April 23. A truck load of potatoes toppled, killing an unidentified ex service man. A crumpled American Railway Express receipt figured as the only clue, possibly naming Albert S Irvine or Iovine. medical examiner could not confirm the name. Taffeta frocks have full skirts and tight bodices.
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Franklin
Walpole- Norfolk
American Railway Express Company
Richardson
Albert S. Irvine
Iovine
Hoop Boat Mariners Reach Home Safely
Three boys from Noddle Island navigated a barrel stave canoe to shore after an all night vigil on Governor's Island. Michael Matarzzo led the crew as they endured a perilous voyage and a near sinking, finally reaching Chelsea street homes. Albert Grugone James Stone Jr. and Michael Martarazzo are named.
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Governor’s Island
Michael Matarzzo
Noddle Island
Old Island
Albert Grugone
Chelsea Street
James Stone, Jr
Michael Martarazzo
East Boston
Governor's Island
Grip of death in boot heel at Worcester crossing
The body of Philip Nelson of 78 Greenwood Street was found mangled at Perry's Crossing above Millbury Street. The boot heel was caught between the track and platform, and he likely was struck by a freight train while crossing.
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Worcester
Philip Nelson
Greenwood Street
Perry’s Crossing
Millbury Street
Disappearance of Congressman Phelans Son Arouses Mystery
Washington April 23 A mystery surrounds the disappearance of Louis Phelan 15 son of Congressman Michael F Phelan of Lynn. He vanished after Easter Sunday with his buddy Condon Reynolds Both boys attended Central High School in the city
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Washington
Louis Phelan
Michael F. Phelan
Lynn
Young Phelan
Condon Reynolds
The
Central High School
Disappearance of the Phelan Boys Sparks Homefront Search
Mrs. Phelan fears for her sons who left for the South to seek oil wealth and promised to contact through local papers. Advertisements pleaded for their return as Congressman Phelan and school officials helped circulate notices at Central High School. Ailing mother and worried family prompted urgent telegrams and prayers for a safe reunion amid lack of police notification.
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Phelan
Louis
Panama
Ramsey Milholland Serial Continues in Boston Post Magazine
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine continues Booth Tarkington's amusing Ramsey Milholland tale in its next installment titled And Ramsey Rambles On. The piece preserves the serialized humor and narrative voice characteristic of Tarkington's popular series.
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Ramsey
Ramsey Milholland
Booth Tarkington
Boston Sunday Post
Andover Youth Arraigned in Attempted Assault Case
Wilson Knipe Jr., 22, was arraigned in the local police court on a charge of attempted criminal assault against Lillian Karolyn, a 11?-year-old mill girl. He pleaded not guilty and is held on 600 bond for a May 6 hearing after being identified by the girl.
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Andover
Colver J. Stone
Lillian Karolyn
Lawrence Mill
August Fredrickson
North Main Street
Wilson Knipe
Walnut Avenue
Lawrence
O’brien
Thewrence General Hospital
Olan
Frances Jewett Repertory Theatre Club Election
Frances Jewett Repertory Theatre Club re-elected Mrs. John C. Abbot as president at the annual meeting at Copley Theatre. New officers include Mrs. E. R. Thayer as vice-president and J M O Hewitt as secretary. Members and funds totals noted, with a finale casket scene from The Merchant of Venice.
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John C. Abbot
Frances Jewett Repertory Theatre Club
Copley Theatre
E. R. Thayer
Edward J. Savage
Margaret Stanwood
Hope Ladd
George J. Wooley
Stanwood
J. Weston Allen
Jewett Company
Do You Weigh As Much As You Ought
The article urges readers to consider weight levels as a factor in health and insurance eligibility. It promotes Father John's Medicine as a pure food tonic that strengthens thin, weak, and run-down individuals and claims it helps gain weight.
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Father John
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