Prudential Savings Depositors Learn Dividend Prospects
Bank Commissioner denies immediate 25 percent dividend and outlines possible future payouts from Prudential Trust assets. He notes prior dividends totaling about 70 percent and explains that court action will determine if any further distribution to savings depositors is allowed.
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Cosmopolitan
Savings Department
Allen
Prudential Trust Company
Commercial Department
Savings
Supreme Court
Firemen Adopt Two Fatherless Children in Boston
Two members of the Boston fire department adopted two children from a Charlestown mother who could not support them. Hoseman D. J. Noonan and Hoseman George W. Driscoll, both of Ladder Co. 5, applied after reading Mary Edington's plea in the newspaper. Noonan will complete the formal adoption of Jimmy, while Driscoll will keep Johnny until the mother improves her situation or can provide a home.
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Boston
Mary Edington
Polk Street
Charlestown
Jimmy Edington
Johnny
Jimmy
D. J. Noonan
West Fifth Street
South Heston
Mr. Noonan
Opposition Grows Against Magazine Street Bridge Plan
A Cambridge Boston hearing on placing a bridge at the end of Magazine street drew a split crowd with about 25 proponents and a larger group opposing. City officials and residents, including Mayor Edward W. Quinn and Rev. Fr. John A. Butler, urged delay or rejection citing traffic, safety, and tax concerns. the committee promised careful consideration and a future report.
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Andrew A. Casassa
Edward W. Quinn
John A. Butler
the Blessed Sacrament Church
Austen T. Doherty
St. Patrick
State House
Casassa
Cambridge
Julius Meyers
Boston Elevated
Magazine Street
Harvard
Dana
Board of Elevated Trustees
Henry O. Marcey
Harvard Bridge
Metropolitan District Commission
Brookline Street
Brookline
Blessed Sacrament Church
App
Chestnut Street
Quinn
Public Utilities Commission
Lechmere Square
Mast Cambridge
Cottage Farm
Central Square
Daniel Buckley
Elks Building Corporation
St. Patrick's Church
William A. Lackey
Tufts Street
Charles River Parkway
Cambridgeport
Harold M. Bradbury
Edward T. Moulton
Theodore H. Raymond
James Walsh
Cambridge Chamber of Commerce
Arthur K. Reading
Charles W. Eliot
Reservoir Street
James Culhane
Charles J. Wood
J. Louis Doyle
Joseph F. McDonnell
James S. Cassedy
Samuel L. Klashman
James H. Parks
J. B. W. Lawson
John R. Rablin
The
Elevated
Braves Field
Two Raids In Lynn Private Homes Net Stills and Moonshine
Prohibition agents and police raided private dwellings in Lynn last night, seizing two stills a 25 gallon and a 40 gallon, plus large quantities of mash and moonshine. Mrs Dora Cornitz 79 Johnkins Street and Abraham Goodman 65381 Chestnut Street were arrested and arraigned in Lynn Court.
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Lynn
Prohibition
Dora Cornitz
Johnkins Street
Abraham Goodman
Chestnut Street
Lynn Court
Rhode Island textile strike talks resume under mediation board
The Rhode Island textile strike seeks settlement as 17 000 workers remain out of work after six weeks. Judge J Jerome Hahn leads the mediation board with a meeting set for 10 30 am. Hope Company plant runs at 30 percent under guard and police actions curb disorders. Coroner probes death of Joao Assunca with witness claims about police fire at the gates.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
State Board of Mediation and Conciliation
J. Jerome Hahn
Hope Company
Hope
Robert A. Kenyon
Pawtucket
Thomas F. Vance
Joao Assunca
Jenckes
Vance
Assuncao
Bill Carries $98 000 for Beverly Harbor
Washington march 3 new river and harbor improvements costing about 31 million dollars would be authorized under a bill reported by the house rivers and harbors committee. The bill would raise the Beverly harbor project cost by 98000 dollars.
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Washington
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Beverly Harbor
Mass
Cupid Upsets Town School Bride Skates To Wed
In Little Compton Miss Lillian Grinnell, a School No. 7 teacher, skated on a Sabbath and quit after a protest. She wed Maurice Fuller of Cataumet, with Rev. J. O. Rutter officiating. Honeymoon follows as the town mourns its missing teacher.
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Fall River
Little Compton Way
Maurice Fuller
Lillian Grinnell
Little Compton
J. Webster Coombs
Miss Grinnell
Thomas A. Fuller
Mrs Statirs Granted Temporary Alimony in Divorce Case
Mrs George N Statirs 22 filed for cross libel as her husband sues for divorce on cruelty. She testified before Judge Flynn in Superior Court seeking temporary alimony and counsel fees. She and her mother run a Tremont Street restaurant now at a loss. She left her husband last January after he had.
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George N. Statirs
Flynn
Tremont Street
Judge grants alimony after assault at Boston Tavern
The court awarded the woman temporary alimony of 38 a week and 30 for counsel fees after she testified about receiving a black eye for taking money from his pocket. The man, a cook at the Boston Tavern, earns 3 a week.
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Boston
Flynn
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