Strauss Promotes Y M H A Drive and Business Benefits
Leopold Morse Company figure Strauss urges Boston Jewish businesses to fund the Y M H A drive aiming to train young Jews for better communal leadership. Mayor Peters and Boston Elks contribute, while bacon returns to Army store shelves with large cans priced at 2.70 and corned beef hash back in stock at 87 cents per 12 ounce can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.con Strauss
Leopold Morse Company
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Seaver Street
Humbolt Avenue
Boston
City Club
John F. Burke
Boston Lodge
Boston Elks
Peters
Army
Glasgow
Aso
Woman Stricken by Cerebral Hemorrhage In Weymouth
Mrs. Laura B. Brown aged 53 of 8 8 Sea street North Weymouth was struck by a cerebral hemorrhage at a business concern at 120 Water street yesterday afternoon. She is in a serious condition at the Maymarket Relief Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura B. Brown
Sea Street
North Weymouth
Water Street
Maymarket Relief Hospital
Deposits Rise in Banks in Reserve Cities
National bank deposits in reserve and central reserve cities increased by 193.385 million dollars between November 17 and December 31, officials said. Of 66 reporting cities, 44 posted a combined gain of 277.911 million, while the other 22 showed a total reduction of 84.326 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reserve
Central Reserve
John Skelton Williams
Banks Take In Big Increases Across Major Reserve Cities
The three central reserve cities New York Chicago and St Louis saw a total rise of 190 605 000 in deposits. Cities with increases of 5 000 000 or more included New York Chicago Dallas Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans Louisville Pittsburgh Jacksonville Nashville and others. Only a handful posted declines above 5 000 000 led by Richmond Minneapolis St Paul Denver Boston and Cleveland. Geographically Southern states posted the largest net gain while Middle Western and Western states fell. Pacific coast saw a small net rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Reserve
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Dallas
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
Louisville
Pittsburg
Jacksonville
Nashville
Richmond
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Denver
Boston
Cleveland
Eastern
Middle States
Middle Western
Western States
Pacific Coast
Arrest Youth for Theft of Bundles
Inspectors Donovan and Butler arrested Walter Kramer age 22 of 23 Worcester Square in the shopping district for larceny of bundles from express wagons. He allegedly took merchandise valued at 350 dollars on February 3 and tried to steal a bundle valued at 500 dollars from a Boston department store when captured.
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Donovan and
Butler
Walter Kramer
Worcester Square
Bocton
Endicott Estate Will Keeps Property in Family
The Endicott estate valued in the millions remains with the Endicott family under the will filed for probate in Norfolk County. It provides $15,000 to a maid and two longtime male servants, while Henry B. Endicott’s fortune as wartime food administrator and prominent shoe manufacturer is preserved within kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Endicott
Endicott
Norfolk County
Endicott Will Leaves Debham Estate To Widow And Heirs
Probate Court received the will of the deceased, estimated at 10 million dollars in property. Executors named include H Wendell Endicott and Eliot Spaulding. Mrs Louisa Endicott inherits Dedham property and varied assets. Specific bequests go to Lizzie Young and several staff, with trusts for grandchildren and a $300,000 trust for Samuel C Endicott. The widow receives income from one third of the estate and access to principal as needed. Will dated December 24 1919.
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Gaston, Snow & Saltonstall
H. Wendell Encott
Eliot Spaulding
Endicott
N. Y
Louisa C. Endicott
Dedham
East Street
Lizzie B. Young
George H. Young
Margaret Geehan
James J. Flynn
John J. Mulkern
Martha Endicott
Gertrude A. Endicott
Samuel C. Endicott
H. Wendell Endicott
Gertrude Endicott
Katherine Endicott
Marriage Intentions Parade Across Cities and Ages
A list of marriage intentions filed includes Isaac Pasternack of Hartford with Rosa Spiller of Hartford. Russell Barnett of Charles Town with Alice Simcox of Philadelphia. Samuel Sherman of Hartford with Rose Heller of Philadelphia. Robert Fennell of Philadelphia with Mary McGrath of Philadelphia. Gary Bohne of Townshend with Florence Schickler of Ontario. Leroy Hutchings of Wickford with Zon Richards of Philadelphia. Earl Hodgdon of Wickford with Josie Young of Lynn. Jacob Tipsky of Lynn with Sarah Stone of Lynn. Frank Laudato of Melrose with Mildred Gaetani of Melrose. Nicholas Kaeridas of Lynn with Mary Sullivan of Lynn. Gustaf Anderson of Somerville with Esther Swenson of Somerville. Louis Wilansky of Boston with Hertha Savitsky of Boston. Special permit noted in the record.
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Isaac Pasternack
Clark St
Hartford
Robert Fennell
Third St
Mary F. McGrath
Second St
Gary Bohne
Townshend
Florence B. Schickler
Ontario
Canada
Leroy B. Hutchings
East Eagle St
Zon G. Richards
Hertha Savitsky
Creston St
Local Residents Named in Street-Record Pairings
Michael A. Donoghue a 34 year old teamster of Newton and Nora Griffin 28 of Newton are listed with addresses on Hamilton and Kent streets while Wendell Glass 25 of Cambridge a purchasing clerk and Edith Burt 25 of Brookline a nurse are noted in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael A. Donoghue
Hamilton St
Newton
Teamster
Nora Griffin
Kent St
Cook
Wendell
Glass
Massachusetts Age
Cambridge
Edith Burt
Pleasant St
Brookline
Nurae
Executors Denied Cronan Election In Keith Estate Case
Judge Crosby refused the executors of A. Paul Keith and Edward F. Albee to compel Cronan to elect between two suits, one law and one equity, with order to renew later if desired. Cronan sought specific performance of a verbal contract for a one third interest in the Keith business. executors deny any such contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Paul Keith
John F. Cronan
Equity
Crosby
Supreme Court
Cronan
Carroll
Edward F. Albee
Keith
Bishop Perry Testifies in Newport Naval Probe
Bishop Perry of Rhode Island Episcopal diocese testifies before the naval court of inquiry into immorality charges in the Newport naval district. He presents correspondence involving Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt and Wheeler, with cross‑examination scheduled for Feb. 26.
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Newport
R. L
Bishop Perry
Episcopal Diocese
Rhode Island
Naval Court of Inquiry
Newport Naval District
Roosevelt
Everett P. Wheeler
New York
Hyneman
Wheeler
Navy Probe Into Newport Civilians Offered After Court Martials
A navy doctor led an investigative team appointed after navy court-martials of enlisted men, set to examine civilians in Newport implicated during those proceedings. The department halted updates until several civilians were arrested, while Judge Advocate Hyneman failed twice to bring Hamilton Fish Webster before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Navy
Newport
Hyneman
Hamilton Fish Webster
Noonan's Hair Petrole Promises Dandruff Cure
Hundreds in New England suffer seborrhoea sica a dry scaly dandruff that can lead to thinning hair. Noonan's Hair Petrole claims to stop dandruff after a few applications and restore hair health. Barbers charge 15 cents per treatment or $1.00 a bottle from Noonan & Sons of 88 Portland St. Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Noonan
T Noonan & Sons
Portland St
Boston
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