Swig Family Is Sued for Million
Bank Commissioner Allen files eight actions and one equity suit in Suffolk County Superior Court against Simon Swig and relatives of the Tremont Trust Company case. Claims include missing mortgage on 194 Humboldt Ave Roxbury, transfers from bank profits totaling 20 000 and loans totaling 812 923 23 with collateral under 100 000. Swigs deny wrongdoing saying bank closed to appease big bankers and asserts solvency and ready repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holds Avenue
Roxbury
Simon
Swig
Swigs
Louis Swig
Guaranty Security Corporation
Allen
Simon Swig
Thorndike
Bank Commissioner
Bank Commissioner's Department
Robert G. Dodge
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge
Tremont Trust Company
Trust Company
State Street
Suffolk County
Newton Highlands
John P. Feeney
Boston
David T. Robinson
Gloucester
Michael Regan
Melrose
Harry Roberts
Brookline
Frederick E. Pierce
Greenfield
Taunton
Zest Chocolate Company
Massachusetts
Irving Bertman
Alexander Immerman
Joseph Rudolph
Hyman L. Aronovitch
Max W. Siegel
Malden
Myer Belt
Max &. Kirshen
Bernard W. Marcus
Nathan Roscoe
Jacob Brest
M. Sagarin
M. I. Brest
Breckton
Fannie Swig
Commissioner of Banks
Hyman Arouwits
Benjamin H. Swig
Aronovits
Irving Ertman
Max
Kirshen
Louis Swe
Humboldt Avenue
Board of Investment of the Bank
Registry of Deeds
Commercial Department
Land Company
Sherman L. Whipple
Swig replies on Tremont Trust Bank notes and stock deals
Vice-president Simon Swig testifies to the Post about nine or ten matters involving Tremont Trust Company. He describes mortgages held by Asa P. French, stock sales, illegal note transactions, and repayments since the bank’s closure. He asserts others will pay in full and notes collateralized by Liberty bonds will cover losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Swig
Tremont Trust Company
Allen
Asa P. French
Thorndike
Humboldt Avenue
Aranovitz
Stolen Bond Coupons Cashed in Providence Bank Scandal
A Providence man known as Guild cashed stolen Tiberty and Liberty bond coupons at two banks, with $57.40 in premiums and $459.20 in value. Police traced numbers to bonds stolen in a Boston South Station burglary two years earlier. Boston officers alerted, Pinkerton involved, and theories about an inside job or pros debated.
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Boston
Guild
Providence
Phenix National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Boston South Station
Herbert B. Caffrey
Hugh. F. McShane
Parker House
Trust
Pinkerton
South Station
Boston & Albany Railroad
Liberty and Victory Loans
Peggy Grace Nearly Dies After Suspected Poisoning Incident
Peggy Grace suffered a near fatal incident when a drug was ingested, later denied by her mother who said she was indisposed after returning from New York. Dr A F Christian treated Peggy as her heart nearly stopped, and she remained weak and troubled in bed.
Gen Edwards to Speak at Memorial Service
Gen Edwards will travel from Boston to Hoboken New Jersey to be principal speaker at memorial services for about 6000 A B F heroes whose bodies arrived from France for burial this week. Officials will honor thousands of former service men at Pier 5 Hoboken tomorrow afternoon with 20 from New England veterans among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Boston
Hoboken
N. J
France
New England
Pier 5
Provincetown Beachcombers Ball dazzles 1200 in Town Hall
The Beachcombers Club annual ball drew about 1200 attendees in Provincetown with 700 in costume. The event featured a Social Orchestra performance and a parade of elaborate outfits from 1840s to modern burlesque styles.
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Provincetown
Beachcombers’ Club of
Nina Swinnerton
Lawrence Grant
Betty Chaffee
Nancy Ferguson
Mary Ferguson
Annette Sparkman
Jane Freeman
Black and Gold
Miriam Vandegriff
Eric Smith
Sara A. C. Johnston
Archibald Johnston
Richard S. McCabe
R. S. McCabe
Frank Co. Durkee
Charles Ray
K. Smith
G. C. Ault
Miss Lippincott
Appeal Against Nelson Bill Seeks AFL Defeat
The American Federation of Labor executive council issued an appeal to the Citizens of America urging defeat of the Nelson Bill passed by the Senate. It describes the bill on issuing warrants by federal judges as a subtle attack on constitutional rights and liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Citizens of America
Senate
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Brookline Man Drowns at Belgrade Lakes Camp
George Wentworth of Brookline Massachusetts drowned while bathing near North Pond Camp Belgrade Lakes. He was vacationing with his wife and daughters and his body was recovered. A mathematician and author of several textbooks, he lived at 1688 Beacon Street and was a Harvard man and Harvard Club member.
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Rome
George Wentworth
Brookline
Mass
North Pond Camp
Belgrade Lakes
Wentworth
Beacon Street
Emily
Maine
Harvard
Harvard Club of
Boston
Tanlac H. M. Pollard Hails Strong Recovery and Energy
H. M. Pollard of Sharon Massachusetts praises Tanlac describing relief from long term stomach disturbance, bloating, gas pain, nerves and sleep problems. He says three bottles cured his ailments, restored appetite and energy, and he feels fit enough to sprint. Tanlac sold in Boston by Liggett's Drug Stores and distributed by International Proprietaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Pollard
Sharon
Mass
Tanlac
Hampton Beach
N. Y
Adams Square
International Proprietaries, Inc
Boston
All Liggett’s Drug Stores
Beautifully Curly Hair In Three Hours Silmerine Method
An ad touts liquid silmerine for curling hair to natural looking curls and waves in three hours. It claims the method keeps hair soft silky and glossy with no heat damage and requires simple directions from a druggist.
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Swig Family
Swig Family Loans
Savings Department
David I. Robinson
G. H. Noyes
Bertman
Swift
Zest Co
Israel Swig
United States
Keene Shoe Co
George D. Swig
Treas
Myer M Malloy
Pune Swig
B. W. Mal
B. Kabatanick
Elf Levy Tee
Raymond
Tener
Hirsch M. Sw
Louis Swige
Pine Bluff Land Co
Yaffe
Bernard
Ba Weithe WhdeanapeRe
Fraser, Tracy & Brady
Cnmnernee
GFC Ong Coo
Drug and Department Stores
Sylpho
Nathal
Secretarial Science
College of Secretarial Science of
B. U. T. L. Davis
Garrison St
Lucien
Commissioner Allen
Kabatznick
el Levy
Raymond-Swig Malloy Company
Mr. Peabody
Peabody
Peggy Grace
Peggy
Dobbins
Pierce J. Grace
Robert Dobbins
Mr. Dobbins
Gen. Edwards
Beachcombers Club
Monaco
Count of
Ensign J. G. Winn
Josephine Young
Bruce E. Evans
Nightmare
Elma Paul
Harriet Stahl
Lucien Cary
Lucian Cary, Jr
Margaret MacInnis
Martha Hoke
Rose
Edith Power
Marguerite Zorach
Marion Fortescue Pickard
Cecile Kurner
Josephine Johnson
Margaret J. Crumlish
Katherine Avellar
Katherine Crosby
Mary C. Nunes
Ellen Ramos
Julia Ward Howe Hall
Mary Steichen
Francis Hall
Dorothy Wingate
Margaret Folsom
S. Boylston Dummer
Dorothy Dummer
F. W. Ried
Harriet McInnis
Isabel Burch
Corritta
Dorothy Atwood Bilerrott
Katherine Smith
Dorothy Bridge
Juliet
B. S. Wilson
Priscilla Fields
Ethel White
Mary Eaton
Peggy Currier
P. J. Eaton
Jessie Petrie
L. IL
Baumgartner
L. L. Baumgartner
C. KE. Rogers
Vanderhoof
Jessie Morse
Dunside
Helen Stewart
Dr. Viger
Mildred Clarke
Alta Lucas
Renie Noble
Miriam A. Westbrook
D. Vieger
Ray Cox
Fred Gifford
Stewart Sanger
Nora Perry
Alma Rose
Edward Cabral
Rebecca
Sunny Brook Farm
Lillian Putnam
Eleanor Chapman
Henry C. Gwynne
Virgil E. Pulis
George Elmer Browne
Joseph Birren
Prince Albert
L. Ongley
Ainsley Sawyer
Alfred Becker
Butterfly
Norman L. Skene
Dorothy Bradford
Courtney C. Allen
Charles Defee
Pearl A. Snow
Ellen H. Snow
Chevy Chase
Florence H. Snow
Alfred Ely
Jack of Hearts
Rosamond Cox
Miss Kissel
Kurner
Gifford Beal
Nelson Bill
Labor Committee
Elmwood Farm
Leominster
Per Tin
Vienna
Parce
E. E. Gray CO
Hanover, Union and Blackstone Sts
Miss M. Bayington
Cuticura
Marian Bayington
Prentise
Gomple Hoge Foundyee
Cuticure
Parker
Hiscox Chem
Patchog
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