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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1919

Page

8

North Penn Bank Crisis Affects $900,000 Shortfall

Philadelphia bankers investigate the North Penn Bank failure after cashier Ralph T. Moyer admits a $900,000 shortfall. Moyer was jailed on $25,000 bail as officials search for missing funds and other possible defendants. Directors say they were unaware of the bank's true condition until the crash.

Philadelphia North Penn Bank Ralph T. Moyer North Penn John 8. Fisher Moyer

Lawrence Mayor to Quiz Ice Dealers

Lawrence Mayor John P. Hurley will summon several large ice dealers to the City Council Friday to explain the recent ice price surge and why Lawrence charges more than nearby cities. The request follows a query from the civic committee of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce. Dealers named include John Q. and K. E. Dill of Methuen, the Lawrence Ice Company, Toye Bros., C. H. Thomas and the People's Ice Company.

Lawrence John P. Hurley Lawrence Chamber of Commerce John Q K. E. Dill Methuen Lawrence Ice Company Toye Bros C. H. Thomas The People's Ice Company

Stranded in Paris Aboard An American Hospital Farce

In 1919 an American unit stranded in Paris plans to feign illness to reach their base. The trio visits an American hospital, obtains a medical certificate after drinking a drug, and departs amid nurses’ laughter. A war correspondent warns of risk and a costly auto ride back looms.

Paris Plattsburg Joe Coney Island Red Cross U. S Ziegfeld Grant Riall Richmond

Wild Parisian Car Escape With Marie and a Plattsburg Chauffeur

A vivid wartime road tale recounts a chaotic drive through Paris in a mysterious car named Marie. The chauffeur battles a broken crank, a near blowout, and guards blocking the road while a Plattsburg observer offers fifty dollars to risk the perilous rim route.

Joe Marie Plattsburg Paul Revere Paris Marie Stakin Louvre

Straus Aims to Be Jerusalem's First Mayor

Nathan Straus, noted merchant and philanthropist, expresses wish to be the first mayor of Jerusalem if Palestine is recognized as a Jewish homeland. Zionist Organization of America officers report his intent to return to the Holy Land and dedicate his fortune to its welfare.

Nathan Straus Jerusalem Palestine Zionistrganization of America Straus Holy Land Mr. Straus Zionist Organization New York

Marriage Intentions List Mixed Boston Pairs

A scanned notice lists multiple marriage intentions from Roxbury and surrounding areas. Names include John F. O Keefe and Mary A. McCann. Ernest A. Smith and Christine F E Richardson. Valentino Rizzo and Teresa di Napoli. plus others with ages, occupations, and addresses. Some entries note special permits or prior marriages. several entries include colored designation and scattered misspellings.

John F. O'Keefe Electrician Harrishof St Roxbury Mary A. McCann Quincy St Ernest A. Smith West Springfield St Christine FE. Richardson Lynn Valentino Rizzo Douglas Sr Teresa di Napoli Chippa Nicholas A. Albano Prince St Elvira Cervera Forewonan Medici Phililp B. K. Potter New York N. Y Frances Downing Sullivan Robert N. Page Broadway South Boston Julia V. Orton Julia V. Orton, 24, Blade Counter James A. Doyle Porter Joy St Helen Hughes John A. Nichols Hammond St Ethel M. Kane Williams St Antonio Lombardi Bayswater St East Boston Frances de Cevere Milliner Eastern Ave Revere David G. Rohan Warren St Elizabeth F. Murphy Harrison Ave Ames Davis Fitchburg Nellie Manning Huntington Wave Joseph D. Comeau Alexander St Dorchester Mary E. Sandilands Philip J. Doherty Temple St Helena Gizzi Walnut St Lexington George E. Gilbert Regent St Helen M. Rand Bedford Harry A. Haynes Foreman Massachusetts Ave Helen J. Grinnell Wincromett Foebury Ancia M. Bergin Moreland St Anna FE. Cass Clerk Winthrop St Cage Irvon Newton Beulah M. Stiltz Wweman Graylock Allston Cesidia Favorito John J. Barry Teamster Southton Toeen Miley Bk. Bostoney

Coal dealers urge immediate orders amid price rise

An independent coal dealer warns customers to order now as prices climb by 50 cents a ton across three grades. He cites a 40 cent mine increase since May and a 50 cent dealer wage rise within six weeks, saying local conditions force the higher cost.

Revenue Rise Despite Fewer Fares on Boston Elevated Lines

The Boston Elevated reports a 40 percent revenue rise despite a 60 percent drop in ridership as 10 cent fares boosted receipts. J Henry Neal, president of the road, notes suburban public boycotts kept cars nearly empty on many lines yesterday.

Boston J. Henry Neal The Road

Elevated fare strike tests commuter loyalties and rail profits

President Neal and Trustee Powers warned that boycotters burden riders as 40 percent fare rise fails to offset a 3.5 million wage hike after a four day carmen strike. Officials expect no major layoffs, note absorption of ex servicemen, and say railroad patrons may gradually return as truth about the road’s condition spreads.

Neal

Elevated and steam roads clash over fare experiment results

The report shows Boston Elevated Railway revenue rose after a ten cent fare despite a drop in riders. Fare changes July 7 to July 21 included higher revenue and fewer riders, with officials attributing declines to strike information gaps and ticket use. The ten cent fare is presented as an ongoing experiment with uncertain outcomes.

Elevated New York, New Haven & Hartford Midland Dudley Street Bird Street Mt. Bowdoin Harvard Dorchester Boston & Maine Boston & Albany

Inked name campaign plea to voters for district attorney

letters to the editor warn voters to ensure the candidate name is inked on nomination papers. Joseph C. Pelletier reports misled signers believing they endorsed him when no name appeared, stressing his name is indelibly printed on all papers.

Sen Joseph C. Pelletier

General strike in Rome fails as public services run smoothly

Official reports from across Italy state the proposed general strike in Rome for Monday July 21 failed. Calm prevailed and public services remained in normal operation.

Rome Italy

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