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18 Mar 1922

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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1922

Page

11

Bond notes and public offerings across regions

New Foundland sold 6 million 20 year bonds to a syndicate at 98.763 with another bid at 98.75. South Carolina issued 3 million tax anticipation notes to a New York bank. Missouri approved 11.458 million 5.12 bonds for the St. Louis and San Francisco line, pending interstate consents. San Domingo seeks a new 6 million loan and Haiti faces a near term 16 million loan. Victory 4.5 percent notes traded as high as 101.52 after exchange. S J Moss Tie Co. issues 700,000 gold bonds maturing 1923 to 1982. Upcoming municipal issues include Arizona canal bonds, Charleston utilities bonds, Philadelphia public utilities bonds, and Duval County school district bonds.

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Hood Rubber Declares Regular Quarterly Dividend

The Hood Rubber Company Board declares a regular quarterly dividend of 1.00 per share on common stock payable March 31 1922 to stockholders of record at the close of business March 30 with books to close March 28 and reopen April 1. Treasurer HOOD.

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March Ao Asfer Booke Rnepnrie
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President Harding Plays 86 Holes in Florida Golf Outing

Augustine Fla March 1 The President and party spent the day on the golf links enjoying ideal weather playing 86 holes. Secretary Christian announced plans for the return trip to Washington and said the presidential special car and other train equipment are ready for departure tomorrow.

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McAdoo Named General Counsel for Bank of Italy

William G. McAdoo was named general counsel for the Bank of Italy in San Francisco California. He had served as of counsel for the bank while in New York and the move to California enables a more important appointment.

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San Francisco Calif William G. McAdoo Bank of Italy
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Ford in Fight of His Life

Detroit March 17 Henry Ford declares he will exert every resource to keep Wall Street hands off Muscle Shoals as he discusses leasing and operating the government waterpower project in Alabama after two months of silence.

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Detroit Wall Street Muscle Shoals Henry Ford Alabama
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Ford vows to keep Wall Street out of Muscle Shoals

In a defiant address, Mr. Ford declares he will fight to prevent Wall Street financing or operation of the Muscle Shoals project. He argues water power will bolster American industry and reduce power costs, urging continued work this spring and summer to avoid delaying dam Nos. 2 and 3, and to prevent mass unemployment.

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Muscle Shoals Mr. Ford Wall Street
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Man Exhibits Loaded Revolver to Roxbury Boys

Edward J. Gibbons a 58 year old resident of 33 St Margaret Street Roxbury was arrested by Patrolman Monster after showing a dozen boys near the Dudley Street terminal the right and wrong way to load a revolver. He was booked for carrying a loaded revolver.

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Edward J. Gibbons St. Margaret Street Roxbury Monster Dudley Street Terminal Gibbons Dudley Street
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Wholesale Prices for Fruits Meats and Grains Listed

A dense price table lists apples pears beans butter cheese corn meal eggs flour fruit hay millfeed oats oatmeal onions potatoes poultry and prov goods with per unit and per quantity ranges in dollars and cents. Regions include New York Michigan California and Canada with a mix of case and per hundred weight quotes and assorted farm and grocery terms.

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Brennan urges limited meddling as Ireland talks mark 185th banquet

Congressman Vincent M. Brennan of Detroit tells the Charitable Irish Society banquet at the Hotel Somerset that America should lead by example not interfere, advocating a government that serves civil liberties. The remarks came during the society’s 185th anniversary event.

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America Ireland Vincent M. Brennan Detroit Irish Society Somerset Irish Free State
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Boston Banquet Highlights Irish Question and State Unity

More than 400 attended the banquet where Governor Cox Mayor Curley Michael J Carroll and other leaders spoke. Speakers urged protecting American liberties amid proposed federal restrictions and praised the Irish Free State while urging self rule at home.

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Cox Curley Michael J. Carroll The Society Thomas I. Cassidy Pittsfield James T. Sullivan Brenan America Congress Brennan de Valera Ireland Dail Éireann
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Malden Mayor Rejects Moonshine Claim

Malden Mayor John V. Kimball challenged Dry Agent James P. Roberts’s claim of 22 moonshine stills on one Malden street. He urged Roberts to discuss facts directly and welcomed federal help. Malden Officer Sergeant Frank H. Lenehan criticized Roberts for public grandstanding over prosecution chances.

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John V. Kimball Malden James P. Roberts Kimball Mr. Roberts Frank HE. Lenehan Roberts
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Mounted Guns in Dry Navy to be manned by handpicked crew

Baltimore M4 March 17 Captain Elmer Kirwan prohibition agent says a new dry navy will be crewed by handpicked men. He aims to recruit veterans of submarine chasers to serve aboard six or more craft prepared at local shipyards, each with a crew of 14 and mounting a one pounder gun.

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Baltimore Elmer Kirwan Prohibition “Navy Kirwan
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Irish rally hears O Flanagan denounce English treaty

Michael O Flanagan argues against the Anglo Irish Treaty at Franklin Union Hall before about 1500 listeners. He defends Irish unity and asserts the Free State should not be trusted while praising the A A R I R. Captain Monteith and Jeremiah Carroll warn that the treaty betrays Irish freedom.

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Michael O'Flanagan Irish Republic Franklin Union Hall American Association For James T. Gallagher Charlestown Friends of Ireland O’flanagan England Ireland Boland Harry Boland Robert Monteith Irish Republican Army Free State Jeremiah Carroll America Grifith Collins
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Jury Story Contest Promises $1000 in Prizes

The Boston Post invites readers to submit jury stories for a $1000 prize pool offering $500, $250, $100, $50, and $25 to the top twenty entries. Entries must be original or well-written, on one side of paper, and addressed to Jury Story Editor, The Post, Boston. Judges include Massachusetts officials and Boston lawyers.

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New England Urges Jobs for Ex-Service Men

Governor Cox endorses the American Legion drive to secure employment for all Massachusetts veterans who can work. The proclamation urges all organizations and individuals to aid in relieving unemployment among ex service men and their families with urgent, nationwide efforts led by the Legion.

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Cox American Legion Massachusetts State Department of the American Legion Massachusetts Commonwealth
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Still A Chance To Succeed In A Daring Legal Dilemma

A passage recounts Protagoras and Euathlus debating a promised reward in a suit, with jurors Lipton and Bryan noted as participants. The piece also shares multiple anecdotal trials from Somerville, Lawrence, Ridlonville, and Kentucky, including a dog prize case and jurors misgivings about circumstantial evidence.

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