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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1921
Page
10
The market opened with a softer trend then rallied briefly before closing irregular. News from Washington showed calls for armament limits while Harding sought talks with major powers. sentiment mixed as rails and industrials faltered.
The Boston Post announces a weekly column answering reader inquiries on listed and unlisted stocks and bonds of New England firms. All questions are answered impartially from trustworthy data, but no market predictions or guaranties are provided.
Question about whether accumulated dividends on the preferred shares exceed 100 percent. Answer states that up to July 1, 1921, accumulated dividends reached 116 12 percent. Dividends were paid in 1905 then 5 percent in 1916 and 1917, full 7 percent 1918–1920, and 2 percent extra in 1919. Accumulated dividends are not a corporate liability and are not shown on the balance sheet. Page continues.
The article profiles Arthur Griffith and Eamon De Valera as the likely two leaders of Sinn Fein negotiations, detailing Griffiths calm, factual style and De Valera's measured firmness. It notes Griffiths long anti‑parliamentary stance, his influence on Irish independence, and their contrasts with Lloyd George and British strategy for Ireland.
The piece reflects on the murder of Sheehy Skeffington by a British officer during Easter week and the impact on Tom Kettle. It weighs Arthur Griffith and Eamon De Valera as Ireland seeks Dominion Home Rule, with Griffith’s uncompromising stance contrasted against De Valera’s moderation. It hints at future political shifts and honors for Griffith if freedom is won.
The body of Sergeant E. Newell Ripley of Battery A 191st Field Artillery killed in France May 27 1918 will be buried privately from his parents home 82 Beltran street Malden this afternoon at 2 o clock. Religious and military services will be omitted as already held overseas with a prayer only.
A funeral notice states the service will be said at Woodlawn Cemetery in Everett.
A petition signed by 200 Arlington Heights residents will be presented to the Arlington Board of Selectmen at the Robbins Memorial Town Hall this evening. The request asks for a permit to hold a series of pictures in Crescent Hall in Arlington Centre.
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