Public offer sparks engineered buyout and market timing
A letter recounts an offer to study silver properties Arizona Silver and related brands by two engineers Staver and Packard. Delays due to storms postpone reports and compel a three day market campaign, with Manhattan and Final Silvers facing coordinated consolidation plans. The writer claims success with Arizona Extension Arizona Tip Top and Universal and pledges rapid follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Silver
Consolidated Silvers
Arizona Extension
Silver Reef
Arizona
Staver and Packard
Manhattan
Arizona Tip Top
Universal
Campaign note from L. C. Van Riper in Boston
L. C. Van Riper writes from Boston on February 14, 1920 urging attention to his campaign for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. He hints at a financial tip advising to buy 100000 to 200000 shares of Universal at up to 2.00 and promises large profits from past deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Imperial
Seven Metals
New York
Boston
Marshall Promotes Old Time Democratic Platform for Indiana
Vice President Marshall declares candidacy as Indiana delegate-at-large to the San Francisco convention and urges a return to time-honored Democratic principles. He praises war measures, calls for strict law and order, federal restraint, and a platform favoring honest methods, local self-government, and tempered executive power. He seeks to advocate this platform at the national gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marshall
E. C. Hoffman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Democratic National Committee
Indiana
San Francisco
Democratic Party
Republic
Dorchester Couple Weds at St Gregorys Church
Miss Lillian Haggarty daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Haggerty of 15 Fairmount street Dorchester married Charles H Gellespie last night at St Gregorys Church Dorchester The couple met months ago at Codman farm offices where they worked Immediately after the ceremony Rev Frank V Murphy performed the vows The couple leave for a week in Washington DC Groom's brother Frank B Gellespie and bride's sister Miss Mae G Haggarty served as best man and brides maid respectively
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Lillian Haggarty
Elizabeth Haggerty
Fairmount Street
Dorchester
Charles H. Gellespie
St. Gregory’s Church
Codman Farm
Frank V. Murphy
D. C
Washington, D. C
Frank B. Gellespie
Mae G. Haggarty
Lawrence Italians greet Miss Garibaldi
Miss Italia Garibaldi granddaughter of the famous liberator arrived in Lawrence greeted by a large committee headed by Fabrizio Pitochelli. She urged non citizens to apply for naturalization papers and a collection was raised for Italian war victims' children and crippled soldiers. Mr and Mrs Louis F Cox of Methuen hosted dinner.
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Lawrence
Italia Garibaldi
Fabrizio Pitochelli
Lawrence Depot
Louis F. Cox
Methuen
Garibaldi
Young Singer Kind to Disabled Birds
Fourteen year old Arthur Mahoney, soprano at St Pauls Cathedral, adds a disabled pigeon to his yard menagerie at 4 Jerome Street Somerville. The bird, its tail and wings frozen, will be allowed to fly free and fed if it stays. Audubon Society secretary Winthrop Packard urged help for starving birds amid snow, noting broad support across Massachusetts and grain feeding at Plymouth Harbor docks.
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Arthur Mahoney
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Winter Street
Mahoney
Jerome Street
Somerville
Winthrop Packard
The
Audubon Society
Boston
Plymouth Harbor
Arthur
St. Paul's Cathedral
Boston Gamblers Driven Off City in Police Raids
Forty two men arrested in three early Sunday morning raids as police crack down on gaming. Adams Club at Hampden street raided first with William Donovan among those arrested. Warren Associates Club on Washington street raided next, George McLean and others detained. Third raid on 11 Washington street netted James Thompson and others while two additional charged with being present.
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Boston
Kow
Dudley Street
East Dedham Street
Adams Club
Hampden Street
William Donovan
Malden Street
Warren Associates Club
Washington Street
George McLean
Marcella Street
Dancing Party To Aid School at St Francis de Sales Roxbury
An old fashioned costume party to aid the St Francis de Sales Church school fund will be held in the school hall tonight. The event features two halls with old time dancing and a prize for the best breakdown dancer. A costume prize and a pancake supper prepared by parish ladies complete the program under Rev. Francis V. Cummings.
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St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Roxbury
Francis V. Cummings
Mental workers form federation in Paris
Intellectual workers in Paris have formed a federation recognized by labor organizations. Dramatists engineers scientists teachers artists poets song writers journalists and dramatic experts are eligible for membership. Two committees were appointed to draft a constitution and programs.
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Paris
PEP Into Drive for 100000 Begins Second Week
PEP The Young Men’s Hebrew Association starts the second week of its drive for 100000 with over 500 members at a Seaver and Humboldt club meeting pledging time for canvassing Boston’s Jewish community. Treasurer Lebowich cites about 600 gifts averaging over 60 with 3000 Jewish business men urged to contribute. Assistant AG Hurwitz and Nathan Heller headline. women’s arm begins house to house canvassing in Roxbury and Dorchester led by Miss Bessie Edelstein. Noonday luncheons set at City Club all week.
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Young Men's Hebrew Association
Seaver Street
Hlumboldt Avenue
Boston
Jacob Lebowich
Albert Hurwitz
Nathan A. Heller
Association
Roth
Hurwitz
Young Women’s Hebrew Association
Roxbury
Dorchester
Bessie Edelstein
City Club
Scandinavian American liner Oscar Sr runs aground near Sandy Hook
The Scandinavian American Line steamship Oscar Sr. from Copenhagen with over 30 passengers grounded near Sandy Hook after a steering gear fault. Tugs to assist freed her by early afternoon and she docked with help. Government agents seized passenger Valdemar Dietsch and examined his messages en route to China.
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New York
Oscar Sr
Copenhagen
Sandy Hook
Tve
Valdemar Dietsch
Dietsch
China
Orient
Missouri Third district picks Milligan for Congress
Washington reports Captain Jacob I Milligan, Democrat and League advocate, defeated Republican John F Frost in Missouri's Third district. Democratic Chairman Cummings hailed the result as proof of public dissatisfaction with Republican leadership and support for ratifying the peace treaty. President Wilson received a telegram from F P Moyer congratulating Milligan.
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Washington
Jacob L Milligan
League of Nations
John F. Frost
League
Missouri
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
F. P. Moyer
Jefferson City
Milligan
Congress
Jacob I. Milligan
Republican Organization
Manhattan fragment theory headlines
A garbled OCR style text fragment repeats toward the end with names and codes. The readable content mentions Manhattan and a sequence of unclear tokens possibly representing a headline or caption. No clear event or outcome available for a proper summary.
Arlington High To Face Milton Academy In Upcoming Hockey Game
Arlington High School ice hockey team in the Interscholastic League has one scheduled game this week on Wednesday afternoon against Milton Academy at Milton. The Arlington squad is expected to participate in the Pavilion championship series later this month.
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Arlington High School
Milton Academy
Milton
Arlington
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L. C. van Riper
U. S. Hope
America
LilliAn Haggerty
Fairmont Street
Mental Workers Form Federation
Stock Exchange
Yours Truly
Thomas W. Lawson
P.S
Universal Silvers
van Riper’s
Lawson
Lowe & Company
Bankers
State Street
Fort Hill
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