Where to Deposit Your Savings in New England Banks
Listing of banks and trust companies with corresponding interest starting dates for savings deposits and trust department accounts. Institutions include Andover Savings Bank Cambridgeport Savings Bank Salem Five Cents Savings Bank Home Savings Bank Boston and others. Dates range from July 1 to August 21, highlighting regional options for depositors seeking interest accumulation.
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Andover Savings Bank
Andover
Brighton Five Cents Savings Bank
Te Savings Bank
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
and Mechanics Savings Bank
Framingham
Gardner Savings Bank
Melrose Savings Bank
Blackstone Savings Bank
Boston
Five Cents Savings Bank
Columbus Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank
Waltham Savings Bank
Waltham
Guaranty Trust Co
Ceana
Charlestown Trust Co
Charles
Commonwealth Trust Co
Ston
Cosmopolitan Trust Co
Bos
A Exchange Trust Co
Federal Trust Co
Metropolitan Trust Co
Old South Trust Co
Boston Trust Co
United States Trust Co
Fitchburg Bank and Trust Co
Melrose Trust Co
Melrose
Somerville Trust Co
St Waltham Trust Co
Stocks Update Shows Mixed Gains Across Sectors
Copper prices lead gains with strong to moderate moves in several sectors. Steel climbs 3 to 8 points as Maxwell Motors stands out in specialty stocks. Local market remains buoyant amid broad buying.
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Maxwell Motors
Points in Yesterdays Markets
Summary of stock market activity with New York and Boston totals for yesterday and year to date. Highlights include top volumes in New York and Boston, and biggest daily gains and losses in both exchanges.
New York Market Holds Mixed Weekday Rally Before Holiday
Trading weakened after the first hour as holiday demand trimmed activity. Copper led gains with 1 to 2 point rises fueled by War Board price boosts. steel, shippings, oils, motors and tobaccos advanced modestly but with later uneven movement. Reading gained a large fraction and total volume reached 9.35 million shares. call money rose to 6 percent while time funds narrowed.
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New York
War Board
U. S. Steel
Sumatra Tobacco
Reading
U.S
New York Stock Quotations for July 3
New York markets report highs and closing quotes for today with a previous close reference. Investors monitor gains in industrials and rails as trading ends amid mixed results and volume.
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New York
Boston Stocks: Highs Lows and Net Changes
Boston stock desk reports today’s quotational range with high and low marks and the net changes from yesterday. Market activity reflects varied price movements across sectors and equities traded in Boston.
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Boston
Copper price rise boosts Boston market gains
Boston market reacts strongly to a proposed 10 percent copper price increase boosting high cost copper producers profits. Shares rise with heavy activity on the local board as Massachusetts Electric recovers above previous levels and American Zinc hits a new high. American Telephone slips after news of government takeover plans. Western Union falls further as trading continues.
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New York
Wilson
Massachusetts Electric
Fairbanks
American Telephone
Western Union
Faulkner Gift Funds Boston Floating Hospital Trip
Miss Fannie M. Faulkner named yesterday's voyage for her father Charles Faulkner. Manager G Loring Briggs completed summer ship operations amid nurse shortages and rising food costs while Miss Martha H. Stark oversees on shore work and visits to wards with several babies cared for year round.
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Fannie M. Faulkner
Boston Floating Hospital
Charles Faulkner
G. Loring Briggs
Martha H. Stark
Government to Keep Pullman Co Control
Washington July 3 The Railroad Administration announced an order to retain operating control of the Pullman Company and to grant wage increases for sleeping car conductors porters and maids on the same basis as recent rail employee raises.
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Washington
Pullman Company
The
Railroad Administration
Railroall
Expect Increase in Steel Prices Spreads to Copper Market
Well informed bankers say a steel price rise will be announced within 10 days likely by Tuesday. Big producers like United States Steel Republic and Lackawanna have margins but smaller producers paying $33 a ton for pig iron need higher prices. Copper price rise to 26 cents a pound for July 2 to August 15 boosts profits and market outlook. Bethlehem Steel financing rumors persist but no plans disclosed. International Agricultural Chemical resumes $1.25 quarterly dividends on preferred stock, with 7 percent rate expected to return though back dividends remain delayed.
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Post
United States Steel
Republic
Lackawanna
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
National Council of Defence
Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Bethlehem Steel
Schwab
Grace
Bethlehem
International Agricultural Chemical Company
Wife's Love Worth $25 000 Alienation Suit Filed
Howard Blume also known as Howard Potter faces a $25,000 damage claim in Suffolk Superior Court from Philip Goodnow of Boston alleging his wife Natalie Goodnow lost affections due to Blume Potter. Blume runs Howard Potter Company at 1000 Boylston and resides at 34 River Street. Goodnow is listed as a salesman at 120 Franklin Street with Brookline residence. The case ties to Blume Potter’s ongoing contest of his father's will yielding $50,000 yearly.
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Howard Blume
Howard Potter
Andreas Blume
Suffolk County Superior Court
Philip &. Goodnow
Boston
Goodnow
Natalie Goodnow
Blume
Potter
Howard Potter Company
Boylston Street
River Street
West End
Philip
Franklin Street
Brookline
School Teacher to Wed Army Officer
Another in the long list of Boston school teachers to become engaged to men in the service is Miss Eleanor Walsh. Her betrothal to Lieutenant Wv. J. Hoye of Dorchester was announced yesterday by her mother. Lieutenant Hoye is a balloonist in the Signal Corps and is stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma. No date has yet been set for the wedding.
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Boston
Eleanor Walsh
Wv. J. Hoye
Dorchester
John E. Walsh
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Hoye
Signal Corps
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Copper price fixed at 26 cents a pound by War Board
President Wilson approved a 26 cent a pound maximum price for copper set by copper producers and the War Industries Board. The price took effect yesterday and may be revised after August 16. Producers must not lower wages, sell above the cap, aid government distribution, and prevent speculators from inflating prices while keeping production up during the war.
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Washington
Wilson
The
War Industries Board
United States
War Indusies Board
Bond market notes amid mixed yields and pacifist concerns
The report records fluctuating bond activity with 4s and 6% issues noted. It mentions yields around 8 percent and references a bond called Gallien 4s and a $500 denomination, alongside a placeholder name Raontca.
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Gallien
Raontca
U S Record Year for Ship Work
Washington July 3 The Bureau of Navigation reports the fiscal year just ended set a record for new ships built boosting the U S merchant marine to 10 040 659 gross tons and about 30 000 vessels as nearly 100 ships prepare to launch tomorrow.
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Washington
Bureau of Navigation of the
Department of Commerce
United States
Record Ship Output Surges in Fiscal Year to New High
In the year ending June 20 1622 new ships totaling 1 430 793 gross tons were built by the bureau. Great Britain and other powers lag behind. The US sea-going fleet includes 20 000 tons Dutch ships and 44 700 tons army navy transports. Half of output occurred in the last four months as new yards prepare for even higher production.
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Great Britain
Stars and Stripes
United States
Army
Navy
Endorsements Split as Roxbury Meeting Backed Fitzgerald
At a Peters Club gathering on Dudley Street Roxbury former Mayor John F Fitzgerald won the Democratic nomination support for U S Senator while nearby the Tam many Club aligned with former Governor David I Walsh for the same Senate race indicating a split in party endorsements.
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John F. Fitzgerald
United States
Andrew J. Peters
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Tammany Club
Curley
David I. Walsh
Long Endorsed for Governor by Tammany Club in Democratic slate
Richard H. Long of Framingham won Tammany Club backing for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. The club also announced Lieutenant-Colonel John H. Dunn as its candidate to oppose Congressman James A. for re election. Speakers included former Mayor Curley and Richard H. Long among others at the Andrew Jeters Club event.
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Richard H. Long
Framingham
Tammany Club
James A
John H. Dunn
101St Infantry
Dunn
Fitzgerald
Galivan
Charles Tf. Quirk
Jee
Andrew
Thomas M. Joyce
Club
Miss Dorothy Cook Weds Alfred Hayward in West Somerville
Miss Dorothy Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs Forest D Cook of 182 Powder House Boulevard West Somerville married Alfred W Hayward of Arlington a structural engineer at the Portsmouth navy yard. The ceremony was by Reverend Daniel Fraser pastor of the West Somerville Congregational Church.
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Dorothy Cook
Forest D. Cook
Powder House Boulevard
West Somerville
Alfred W. Hayward
Arlington
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Daniel Fraser
West Somerville Congregational Church
Letter Fifty Feet Long Sent to Boy at Front
Private George H. Miller son of George W Miller and former Boston Post composing room worker with the 101st Ambulance Company in France will smile at a letter 50 feet long written by his former associates. The note is headed by the Post roll of honor listing boys helping Uncle Samuel drive the Huns back to the pen.
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George H. Miller
George W. Miller
Boston Post Composing Room
101St Ambulance Company
France
Post
Samuel
Harry L. Paul
Post Mechanical
101St Infantry
Miller
Young George Joins War Effort At Seventeen
George enlisted in late summer 1917 at age seventeen and joined the printing trade alongside his father. Like many Post employees he answered the call to duty and serves overseas with his comrades. He was a popular department member and received a rousing send off with letters of best wishes from every man in the department.
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George
Post
Boston Delegates Return From National Colored Liberty Congress
All ten Boston delegates to the National Colored Liberty Congress in Washington returned last night pleased with the convention’s success. They announced that petitions drawn and adopted by 115 delegates from 30 states to abolish race discrimination and injustice were presented to the House via Representative Frederick H. Gillet as a war measure.
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Boston
National Colored Liberty Congress
Washington
House of Representatives
Frederick H. Gillet
1920 Census Bill Cleared House In Vote
Washington July 3 Republican opposition to the 1920 census bill was overcome in the House and the measure passed 158 to 128. It now goes to the Senate. Objections focused on authorizing the census director to name district supervisors.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress Officers Named for Next Annual Session
H. H. Harrison of New York city chaired the congress with Professor J. W. Bell of Earlington Kentucky as secretary. Mrs. M. Cravath Simpson of Cambridge served as assistant and Professor Allen W. Whaley of Boston as vice-chairman. Rev. M. A. N. Shaw of Boston delivered an address. William Munroe Trotter was elected chairman of the executive committee for the next annual session with M. W. Spencer as secretary.
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H. H. Harrison
New York City
J. W. Bell
Earlington
M. Cravath Simpson
Cambridge
Allen W. Whaley
Boston
M. A. N. Shaw
William Munroe Trotter
M. W. Spencer
Dutch Cabinet Prepares to Resign, Says Newspaper
In Rotterdam on July 3 the Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant reports the Dutch cabinet will place the resignations of its members in Queen Wilhelmina's hands tomorrow. The move signals an imminent cabinet resignation.
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Rotterdam
Wilhelmina
Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant
Death Notice of Alice Doherty in City
In this city on July 2 Alice Doherty aged 1% years died. Funeral services from the residence of her parents 30 Fuller Street Friday July 5 at 2 30 p m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Forest Lawn.
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Alice
Fuller St
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