Motive Behind Ponzi Scheme Questioned
The article questions the motive behind Ponzi operations and notes expected reports from American embassies. Clarence W. Barron warns that paying 56 percent in three months signals unsound security and points to the promoter’s eight million dollars in a year as a red flag. Barron argues responsible investors require tangible security backing such promises.
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The
Post
Clarence W. Barron
Boston News Bureau
Ponzi
GoldenGlo free tablets offered to ease stomach woes
An advertisement promises 30 GoldenGlo anti acid tablets free to customers who mail in six cents. The notice touts quick relief from gas and indigestion, claims no minerals harm the stomach, and urges families to send requests to Stamford Connecticut.
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GoldenGlo Co
Dept
A-11
Stamford
Conn
Needs of Catholic Summer Vacation House Outlined
Rev. M. J. Scanlan told the Metropolitan Council of the St. Vincent de Paul Society at Cathedral School Hall yesterday about the need for a Catholic Summer Vacation House for poor children. He spoke during the feast of their patron St. Vincent de Paul.
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M. J. Scanlan
S.T.L
Catholic Charitable Bureau
Father Scanlan
Metropolitan Council
The
St. Vincent de Paul Society
St. Vincent de Paul
Worcester Mayor Attends Three Church Services
Worcester mayor Sullivan canceled a trip to Block Island and a flying trip to Holyoke with the city council baseball nine and sacrificed his vacation day to attend three church services. He began with mass at 9 at the Church of the Ascension, spoke at Lake View Church, and ended the day preaching there.
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Worcester
Sullivan
Block Island
Holyoke
Worcester City Council
Church of the Ascension
Lakeview Church
Hero Train Rescuer Saves Boy From Oncoming Tracks
Fireman Tennet crawled along the running board to reach the Barker boy as two trains crossed a trestle. He shoved the child to safety then leaped after him into the harbor water, bringing both to shore amid cheering passengers. Carnegie Hero Commission may review the act.
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Young Barker
Tennet
Harbor View
Littl Barker
Tennet's
Carnegie Hero Commission
Record Crowds at Boston Area Beach Resorts
Record crowds passed Sunday at Boston beaches with ferryboats crowded all day. Thousands of autos lined the boulevard and extra traffic officers were ordered on duty to manage the rush.
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Boston
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Nantasket Steamboat Company
Northampton Prepares for Governor Coolidge Vice President Nomination
Northampton gears up for Governor Coolidge official nomination as Republican vice presidential candidate on Tuesday. The town decorates in red white and blue as Mrs Coolidge and the two boys arrive. Officials from Boston and Washington join a reception and move to Draper Hotel.
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Northampton
Coolidge
Boston
Draper Hotel
Law and Order
Allen Field
Yachts Readied for Final Race Amid Northwest Breeze
The final race setup sees yachts prepared under a northwest breeze. Crew strategists expect a tight contest as competitors accelerate toward the finish.
Roosevelt in Eastport Arrives Aboard Hatfield for Maine Visit
Franklin D. Roosevelt arrives at Eastport aboard the destroyer Hatfield to spend time with family and prepare his August 9 acceptance speech. He pilots the ship through a narrow harbor channel at 18 knots, plans to campaign in Maine in September, and jokes about challenging Senator Hale. Local committees plan a reception at City Park, with Passamaquoddy leader Chief Neptune to greet him.
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Eastport
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U. S
Hatfield
Lubec
Campobello Islands
Mitee
Maine
Hale
New York
Senate
Roosevelt
Senator Hale
Henward
Neptune
Passamaquoddy
Mr. Roosevelt
Passamaquoddy Bay
Campobello Island
Washington
Franklin
Portland
Hyde Park
N. Y
Yachting Cup Race Prospects and Roosevelt Homecoming
The 30 mile race for the cup returns to windward and leeward legs with weather forecasts favoring Resolute. Roosevelt arrives at Campobello Island aboard a destroyer and is warmly greeted by Mrs Roosevelt and relatives as reporters note his seafaring skill and plans for the campaign.
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Windward
Leeward
New York Yacht Club
Friar
Roosevelt
Campobello Island
Tribute to Heroes of Chateau Thierry Drive
Letter to the editor honoring the 26th Division and the Chateau-Thierry offensive of July 18 to 25 1918. Deputy Collector Joseph T Lopes recalls comrades who fell in France and asks space to pay homage to their sacrifice and the ideals they won.
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Chateau- Thierry
Chateau-Thierry
France
Joseph T. Lopes
U. S. Internal Revenue
Little Kldg
102D Field Artillery
26Th Div
Lost French bulldog Bibby sought by Miss Lane
Miss Maude Lane of 22 Treadway Street Orchester appeals to the Post to help locate her eight month old French pull pup named Bibby. Bibby disappeared yesterday while playing in the street with a light brown coat, dark back streak and a screw tail.
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Bibby
Quincy Boy Run Down by Auto in Hough's Neck
Quincy police investigate an auto accident on Sea Street Houghs Neck yesterday afternoon injuring seven year old Francis Woods. Physicians fear he may not recover. Woods boy, whose father is dead, lives with Alfred Clancy at 274 Manet Street.
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Quincy
Sea Street
Hough
Francis Woods
Quincy Hospital
Woods
Alfred Clancy
Manet Stret
Parachute Jump Over Revere Beach Noted
Jack Murphy, a Revere Beach aeroplane jumper, completed a descent yesterday in front of the State bathhouse. The stunt occurred in heavy wind, with the plane piloted by Tommy Cotter.
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Jack Murphy
Revere Beach
Murphy
Tommy Cotter
Haverhill Victims Slashed in Downtown Assault
Donald Vaughn and Joseph Gallipeau were slashed by Vincent Ginni as they tried to avenge an attack Ginni allegedly planned on Minnie Parquette. Vaughn is in serious condition with neck injuries. Gallipeau sustained deep facial and head lacerations. Ginni arrested after hiding in a nearby house.
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Haverhill
Donald Vaughn
Blossom Street
Joseph Gallipeau
Front Street
Vincent Ginni
River Street
Ginni
Minnie Parquette
Hale Hospital
Vaughn
Gallipeau
Auto Upset Leaves East Boston Man Fatally Injured
Frank Lombardi of 579 Bennington Street East Boston was critically injured when his car skidded overturned while entering Saugus square Cliftondale. He suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries and was not expected to survive. Rose West of Saugus sustained a scalp wound and brother Walter Lombardi also received treatment. All were taken to Lynn Hospital.
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Frank Lombardi
Bennington’ Street
Boston
Saugus Square
Cliftondale
Lombardi
Lynn Hospital
Rose
Saugus
Walter Lombardi
Night watchman dies en route to hospital
Bernard McGlinchey a four year old night watchman at Commonwealth Pier South Boston was found unconscious on boxes and pronounced dead at City Hospital. Police say death likely from natural causes and the body was moved to the Southern mortuary. He lived at 45 Lexington Street Charlestown.
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Bernard McGlinchey
Cammonwealth Pier
Boston
City Hospital
McGlinchey
Lexington Street
Charlestown
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