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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1919

Page

4

Trust Companies and Savings Banks Reach Agreement on Interest Payments

Mr Swig and associates favor a law allowing monthly interest for trust companies. They back the Curtin amendment and seek parity with savings banks. The Smith amendment would cap personal deposits at 2000 dollars, likely provoking strong trust company opposition and jeopardizing enactment.

Senate Simon Swig Tremont Trust Company Committee On Banks and Banking Smith Curtin Swig

Wauconda Sails From Boston With Large Cargo Bound for Liverpool

The American steamship Wauconda departed Boston yesterday shortly after noon on the first voyage for Liverpool. She carries a massive load including 100000 bushels of barley 2200 tons total weight 400 tons of ham bacon lard and pork products 1200 tons of leather 400 hogsheads of tobacco and 609 tons of general cargo.

Boston Liverpool

Gilchrist Employees Co operative Outing Planned at Auburndale

The annual outing of the Gilchrist Employees Co operative Association will be held Saturday at the River side Recreation Grounds in Auburndale. Events including track baseball and aquatics are arranged for men and women with about 800 members expected to attend.

Gilchrist Employees’ Co-operative Association Riverside Recreation Grounds Auburndale

Men Seized After Jewelry Store Theft in Boston

Boston police coordinated with New York and Brooklyn units to trace two men who allegedly stole diamonds bracelets and sapphires valued at 1100 from Shreve Crump and Low at Tremont and West streets. Clerks thwarted their escape and police captured them.

Boston New York Brooklyn Shreve Crump & Low Tremont West Streets

Jewelry store heist attempt ends with arrests at LaGrange

Ser geant Anderson and patrolman Fred Allen arrested Jose S Cao of Brooklyn and Charles Croce of New York after a jewelry store skirmish. Clerk Shaunessey says one man pocketed three bracelets. six gold watches and four diamond rings were found during a search at police headquarters. Both men claimed to be seamen.

Anderson LaGrange Street Fred Allen Tremont West Streets Jose S. Cao State Street Brooklyn N. Y Charles Croce Sackett Street New York Fred Shaunessey Cao

Cambridge Vets to Organize Tonight

An 8000 veteran World War group in Cambridge is set to organize tonight at St Marys Hall Prospect and Harvard streets. The American Legion calls a mass meeting likely forming one of the nation’s largest posts. Lieutenant Bernard F Carroll will address the gathering.

Cambridge American Legion Legion St. Mary’s Hall Prospect Harvard Streets Ward 18 Lyceum Hall Roxbury Bernard F. Carroll East Weymouth Somerville Cohasset Medford Lynn Needham State Headquarters State Street Sturbridge Stoughton Lowell South End Wayland Woburn Athol Sharon Norwood Taunton

Bountiful Crops Forecast for Washington State

The July forecast from the Department of Agriculture indicates winter wheat and rye at record harvests. Sweet potatoes, tobacco and rice are projected as record crops, while spring wheat corn oats barley white potatoes and hay are expected above the 1913 17 five year average.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Value of crops shows total of 8.34 billion dollars

July 1 farm prices place the combined wheat corn and oats value at 8 340 622 000 with corn worth 4 768 475 000 wheat 2 577 420 000 and oats 994 727 000. June conditions cut wheat and oats prospects by 75 000 000 and 43 000 000 bushels respectively as heat and disease affect winter and spring wheat across regions.

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