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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1921
Page
3
Thousands of depositors at Hanover Fidelity Cosmospolitan and Prudential Trust Companies were briefly jubilant as Commissioner Joseph C. Allen ordered their reopening to receive depositor claims. No funds were exchanged and no business occurred beyond accepting claims. Some customers filed claims, but no chaos occurred.
Hillsborough county grand jury returns true bills on William J. Best of Milford and Andrew Rheaume who killed a wife and a Canadian soldier respectively. Prisoners to be arraigned next Monday in Superior Court. Belfast’s Sadra B. Dyer indicted for forgery. John D. Isabelle of this city indicted on three counts of manslaughter for an auto crash that killed three people.
Daniel J. McDonald wins re election as secretary treasurer of the Allied Printing Trades Council of Boston for the 26th straight year amid a competitive vote for other posts. Daniel J. Shute is defeated for the bookbinders seat. John F. Maguire is reelected president, Mary E. Meehan becomes vice president, with Martin J. Casey and Mary E. Wood as trustees and James P. O'Brien and Eleanor Mahoney as grievance committee members.
State Legion adjutant Leo A. Spillane received last night a photograph of Governor Coolidge in a hand carved frame. The gift came from the Vice President elect to State officials of the American Legion.
State officials of the American Legion will begin steps today to block a contemplated change at the Charles Town Navy Yard that could put more than 1000 men out of work. Washington reportedly deciding to end iron chain and parts manufacture at the yard has alarmed local naval officials who foresee hundreds of layoffs. The wrist length jacket is predicted to be a spring fashion highlight.
Mr and Mrs Edwin W Frisbie who share limited sight and speech married in Boston yesterday and spend their honeymoon in Pittsfield. She is Cordelia Crucker formerly of West Street Pittsfield and protege of Miss Madeline Cutting. They visited the Y M C A to read wedding accounts and communicated via signing and writing. They plan several days in the Berkshires.
St Johnsbury Vermont reports the death of John T. Ritchie aged 82, treasurer of the Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Company since its 1886 founding. He served many years shaping the bank and local finance. His passing leaves a vacancy in the bank’s leadership.
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