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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1921
Page
2
Dublin April 26 Lady Gilbert known to readers as Rosa Mulholland dies at a significant age. Her celebrated works include Hester's History A Fair Emigrant Banshee Castré The Squire's Granddaughters Fair Noreen and The Daughter in Possession, marking a notable contribution to modern fiction.
A federal judge ruled that trustees of a Ponzi scheme can recover original investments from Fred Broadbent Nellie Broadbent and Edward Ashton of Methuen. The decision affects thousands of creditors across New England as funds returned before the crash must be returned to the estate.
Trustees Sears Thurston and Lowell prevailed in a ruling that payments to Ponzi recipients were preferences under the bankruptcy act. Judge Morton said payments made recipients ahead of others in the same class, despite no interest, justified recovery into a common pool for all creditors. Trustees plan decrees to reclaim funds and urge other creditors to come forward to avoid further litigation.
The Bigelow Club selects Russell D. Greene as president Nelson K. Lyons as vice president Valmere O. Cote as secretary and Franz Carlson as treasurer The club named for former Dean Melville M Bigelow promotes unity and ethics among law students a member recruitment drive is under way at the school.
Old sea dogs in Atlantic City reacted with disbelief as Cap'n Clarence Starn's boat hauled a two ton black sea monster weighing over two tons caught yesterday off the coast. The two foot long mackerel-like creature fought hard, whipping the sea white, and veterans could not identify its species.
Walter E. Stone and Emma M. Stone sought to adopt Melvin B. Réay, son of Mrs. Stone from a former marriage, but Judge Grant dismissed the petition without prejudice. John R. Reay, Melvin’s father and divorced from Mrs. Stone, opposed the adoption stating he would become a total stranger to the boy if granted.
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