Government Bonds Offer Immediate Liberty Bond Delivery
The office specializes in United States Government Liberty Bonds and maintains a ready supply for prompt delivery.
27 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1922
Page
1
The office specializes in United States Government Liberty Bonds and maintains a ready supply for prompt delivery.
An introductory piece outlines suggested investments in securities of conserva firms and related financial vehicles. It emphasizes risk awareness and diversification strategies for prudent portfolio growth.
A firm engaged in buying and selling exchange across European nations and handling drafts collection against merchandise exports.
Dublin dispatch notes a Sinn Fein clubs meeting at the Mansion House during Christmas week endorsing re convening the last Ard Fheis with aims to secure a just and permanent peace. The conference is summoned for January 7.
New York man sentenced to 60 days in the Tombs after court refused to reduce a $600 fine for failing to heat rooms heated from Fifth Avenue. Magistrate George W. Simpson stood by his decision, rejecting a landlord plea that coal could not be bought.
John Burns and John Micklum of North Andover were arrested after a three mile chase through Read ing and along the North Andover turnpike. Police say Burns failed to stop on signal and face drunkenness charges with an additional operating while intoxicated count. The pair were found on the front seat of a swerving auto stopped in a swamp by Reading police led by Chief Cullinane and Officer O'Brien.
A fragment reports Central Trust Co and Sam oie Rosen urging deposits by mail at a 5 percent figure. Details are incomplete and names appear garbled.
France led a 3 to 1 Allied Reparations Commission decision declaring Germany in voluntary default on 1922 wood deliveries. Belgium and Italy supported. Great Britain opposed. The ruling, sent to Allied governments, could shape Jan 2 talks with the premiers if Italy and Belgium maintain support.
Fire units responded to a manhole incident where workers were overcome by sewer gas. Crews donned gas masks and used improvised ventilation to revive two injured men and secure the scene.
Three men and a boy were overcome in a sewer gas mishap in Stoneham yesterday afternoon. Three would-be rescuers collapsed in the fumes while attempting to aid others already inside the manhole.
Anxiety over the Furness Line steamer Digby seven days overdue from Liverpool to St John’s N F was eased when a radio message said she expected to reach St John’s at midnight. The Digby left Liverpool December 18 as heavy storms in the North Atlantic extended the voyage from six to fifteen days.
Scientists reaffirm evolution as a powerful influence for good in society and education, stressing its scientific basis and broad implications across biology and human understanding. The debate over teaching and interpretation persists, but consensus supports evidence-driven study.
The American Association for the Advancement of Science rallied to defend teaching human evolution in public schools. The body called the theory a potent good influence and warned that legislation limiting its teaching would hinder knowledge and welfare.
A damaged relic, the clipper ship Glory of the Seas, once famed as a queen of the seas, is slated to become a floating museum in Boston Harbor if restoration plans succeed. Currently a stripped wreck, she sits derelict on the Pacific coast awaiting salvage.
Athletics brief notes America will send a track team to Sweden for international competition. Football update announces Earle Neale will replace Buck O Neil as Columbia coach. Weather line lists yesterday temperatures with a 9 p.m. reading and average figures.
Mrs. Adam La casse of 260 Methuen Street Lawrence clung to a broken ice edge in the Merrimack River for about an hour before three Methuen men in a canoe broke 300 yards of ice and plucked her to safety.
Police say Patrick H. Doonan, a 16 year resident and teamster, is in custody after a Roxbury gas poisoning death is treated as not accidental. A woman claimed a hospital post for him and later gave his name to police. Mrs Wilfert, 60, was found dead on the second floor of her 19 the Southwood street Peabody home. No charges filed yet.
Telegrams of regret pour in from across the country after President Briggs of Radcliffe College announces his resignation to take a post at Harvard. The college and students express sorrow as news spreads of his departure.
Fragmentary text notes a year old aviation start in Boston and a US protest context along with a vehicle sale. Readable items highlight a dated anniversary and ongoing political actions. Names and exact dates are not clear from the fragment.
Cloudy forecast for Wednesday across Bestenly and Deer region with possible snow in northern areas. Northern and southern New England may see rain on the coast with interior ice and colder spells on Thursday. Winds shift from Bandy Hook to Hatteras with overcast skies and a chance of snow or rain bands.
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