Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company Probed In Trial
Testimony before Judge Fessenden and a jury details agents telling prospects the firm would soon operate on foreign exchange and merchandise deals. Dorchester businessman James Rn. King described Brightwell as president who studied foreign exchange. witnesses say profits of 50 to 89 percent in 45 to 90 days were promised, with investors like Pullo, Miller, and Mucci reportedly lured into the venture.
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Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company
Fessenden
Charles M. Brightwell
James Rn. King
Dorchester
Providence
Brightwell
King
Old Colony
Pelletier
Arthur Wiswell
Ira ©. E. Hallbert
Mattapan Street
Mattapan
T. E. Dixon
Dixon
Anthony Pullo
Anderson Street
Somerville
Louis Mucci
Mucci
Pullo
Europe
Joseph Miller
Medford Street
Muccei
Miller
Raymond Meyers
New England's Greatest Store Showcases Spring Fashions
New England's Greatest Store unveils Spring merchandise including authentic New American and Paris fashions. Millinery Salon displays French Model Hats from Paris, plus Veils, footwear, hosiery, silk stockings, leather and bead work bags. Bubble Book Parties for children offered March 26 at 11:15 and 3 in Exhibition Hall seventh floor annex.
Malden Woman Receives Birthday Surprise
Relatives and friends honored Mrs Grace E Davis at her 16 Upham Street Malden apartment with a surprise birthday gathering and buffet luncheon yesterday afternoon and evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs C T Woodall Mrs Fred Richmond Mrs F S Deming Lynn Mrs Z Carpenter and daughter Mildred Mrs C Henken Boston Miss Helen Case Brookline Mrs B Luther Dorchester Mr and Mrs C A Howard Mr and Mrs William Edwards and Mr and Mrs Williams West Malden.
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Grace E. Davis
Upham Street
Malden
C. T. Woodall
Fred Richmond
Harding to meet newspapermen weekly at White House
President Harding announced he will hold conferences with Washington newspaper correspondents on Tuesdays and Fridays each week after Cabinet meetings. The move restores the prewar policy of regular discussions at the White House on matters of current interest.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Society Girls to Serve as Waitresses at Cabaret Show
More than 100 Boston society girls will serve as waitresses at the annual Cabaret Show organized by the Ladies' Aid committee. The event showcases prominent local figures in a charity effort, highlighting social pages and community involvement.
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Boston
Ladies’ Aid Committee
Cherry blossom fete at Infants Hospital cabaret
The Infants' Hospital event at the Copley Plaza Hotel on April 15 will feature a cherry blossom fete as the main attraction. Mrs. Homer B. Richardson chairs the entertainment committee and Miss Rebekah Hobbs is listed among the waitress ushers.
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Copley Plaza Hotel
Homer B. Richardson
Rebekah Hobbs
Bonzano to Be Made Cardinal in 1922 Consistory
Rome March 22. Monsignor Giovanni Bonzano apostolic delegate in the United States will be created a Cardinal in the consistory to be held in November next or early in 1922. He would be the first Italian cardinal named to the United States post and his elevation follows recent curial actions.
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Rome
Associated Press
Giovanni Bonzano
United States
Record coal shipments set February high in 1916
Philadelphia March 22. Shipments of anthracite in February, according to the Anthracite Bureau of Information, established a new record for that month at 5,966,101 gross tons. The nearest February figure in a normal year was 5,676,968 tons in 1912.
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Philadelphia
Anthracite Bureau of Information
Part of Czars Crown Found in Rome
Customs officials in Rome report finding what they believe to be part of the Russian imperial treasuries in the baggage of a commercial delegation to Italy. The haul includes a fragment of the late Czar crown, large brilliants, and a collection of 1290 ancient coins valued in the millions of lire.
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Rome
Italy
No Bother to Move at All in Belfast
A Belfast family moved their cabin 10 miles from North Searsport without interrupting chores. Drawn by four horses, the small home rode over icy roads as the wife, near a warm stove, rocked their baby while meals and daily tasks continued.
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Belfast
Sears
Port
Doctor Catherine Castle Released After Case Not Pressed
Dr. Catherine W. Castle of Malden, jailed in East Cambridge since her Sept 4 1920 arrest on an illegal operation charge, was released yesterday as the case was not pressed in open court.
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Catherine W. Castle of
Malden
East Cambridge
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