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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1922

Page

5

Andrews proposes using 28 million loaned to states to fund veteran bonus

Representative Andrews of Nebraska introduces a bill directing the Treasury to call a refund of principal plus 4 percent interest on 28,101,644.91 in loans to 26 states from 86 years ago, with total potential repayment over four times the principal and a plan to cover remaining costs by converting British debt into securities.

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Widows in Wealthy Chinese Families Prohibited from Remarriage

In wealthy Chinese circles, widows are traditionally not allowed to remarry, reflecting strict social norms that govern marriage and lineage among affluent households. The custom underscores persistent gender and class constraints shaping dynastic family practices.

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Seventh annual meeting of Instructive District Nursing Assn

The Instructive District Nursing Association reported January gains over 1920 and 2903 patients cared for from Feb 1 to 21. It voted to use up to 20000 from its reserve fund if needed, noted a year deficit of 9781.73 covered by 14000 from State Street Trust. Total income 218182.64, expenses 227964.37. funds given to libraries and nurses, Comfort Fund, and for food for needy patients. During February 1107 respiratory cases reported. 409 grip influenza. 142 pneumonia. 270 bronchitis. 194 severe colds. 92 tonsillitis. For 1921, 1791 new patients admitted. Mrs Ernest Amory Codman elected president. vice presidents Miss Gertrude W. Peabody and Mrs Robert L. Denormandie. Miss Emily G. Denny elected secretary. Ingersoll Bow Gitch treasurer.

Tion Hotel Vendome State Street Trust Company Reserve Fund M. Grace O'Bryan Ernest Amory Codman Gertrude W. Peabody Robert L. de Normandie Emily G. Denny Ingersoll Bow- Gitch

Writ Seeks Recall of Middlesex Indictments Against Bank Firm

A mandamus suit seeks to compel the Superior Court to recall for trial indictments in Middlesex County charging larceny and conspiracy by the firm of F S Moseley & Company connected with loans totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars by the East Cambridge Savings Bank and the Cambridge Savings Bank on Hampden Railroad notes. Indictments were not pressed by William J Corcoran then Middlesex County district attorney before his retirement.

Superior Court Middlesex County F.S. Moseley & Company East Cambridge Savings Bank Cambridge Savings Bank Hampden William J. Corcoran Codman

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