Money recovered in Old Colony case reaches 130000
State officials say assets of the Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company recover $130,000 with expected rise above $150,000 as officers seize more money in Lynn and other cities. The attorney general's office probes investor schemes and misrepresentations by agents targeting widows foreigners and small business owners. Arrests of agents in New England towns are anticipated while court actions and bonds unfold for several defendants.
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Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company
Hurwitz
Lynn
Old Colony Foreign Exch ‘Company
Morton
Tong
Foreign Exchange Company
Jay R. Benton
Ponazi
Manchester
N. H
John Poe
New England
Boston
Charles M. Brightwell
Raymond ‘Meyers
Charles Fred Meyers
Charles
Street
Samuel Zorn
Dorchester
Providence
New Bedford
Lawrence
Daniel V. McIsaac
Brightwell
Meyers Brothers
Governor Puts a Ban on Burrill in Massachusetts
Governor Coolidge uses his power to block any bank or trust company that works with Burrill's advertising agency from receiving state depository approval. The move follows sustained criticism of Burrill’s private business solicitations while in office and signals tighter scrutiny of state fund placements.
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Coolidge
Burrell
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Hanover Trust Company
Commissioner of Banks
State House
North Carolina Postpones Ratification of Woman Suffrage
North Carolina Senate votes 25 to 23 to postpone action on the federal woman suffrage amendment until 1921. Proponents are surprised as suffrage leaders plan possible reconsideration actions, with a renewed fight expected tomorrow.
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North Carolina
Senate
Raleigh
N. C
State Senate
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