Tremont Trust Talks Continue With Banking Commissioner
President Asa P. French and Vice-President Simon Swig, along with several directors, conferred with the state banking commissioner at the State House seeking a settlement to reopen Tremont Trust Company. After the meeting, officials said general talks occurred and further conferences may follow soon.
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Tremont Trust Company
Asa P. French
Simon Swig
State House
Bank of
Joseph C. Allen
Olive Tablets Ad Claims Gentle Calomel Substitute
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe alternative to calomel for cleansing blood liver and bowels. It claims improved digestion and energy with a gentle daily dose, priced 15c and 30c.
Rush Through Gas Measure in Senate Vote
In a tight Senate session the bill allowing gas and electric light companies to issue stock below par advanced to a third reading by 18 to 16. A motion to send it to the next annual session failed 17 to 18. Senator Reed warned it reverses Commonwealth policy, urging study by the Department of Public Utilities before any action. Senator Parkhurst argued new capital is needed as some firms cannot issue stock at par, with two companies needing immediate action. Other opponents included Senators Naphen and Carey, the latter calling lighting firms "the 40 thieves of Massachusetts."
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Senate
Reed
Taunton
Commonwealth
Department of Public Utilities
House
Parkhurst
Winchester
Naphen
Natick
Carey
Poston
Massachusetts
Italy and Czechs Sign Commercial Treaty
Rome March 23 A commercial treaty between Italy and Czecho-Slovakia signed at the foreign ministry after negotiations lasting more than a month. It opens the road for coal transport from Upper Silesia through Bohemia to Italy and grants Czecho-Slovakia traffic privileges through Bohemia and Trieste to Levant and Mediterranean districts.
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Rome
Italy
Czecho-Slovakia
Foreign Ministry
Upper Silesia
Bohemia
Triest
Levant
Mediterranean
Mexican Business Men Visiting Boston
A Mexican delegation led by Bruno Newman arrives in Boston as part of a tour by the Mexican Good Will Commission. The group plans to meet with Boston business leaders, tour institutions, and invite U S chambers to the Mexico City international congress next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Bruno Newman
Mexican Confederated Chambers of Commerce
Mexican Good Will Commission
Boston
Mr. Newman
Martha Newman
Fernando Leal Novelo
William L. Vail
Service Bureau
American Chamber of Commerce
Mexico City
Adolfo Martinez
Camilo Sansores
Bernardo Zittina
Leopold H. Palazuelas
Confederated Chambers of Commerce
Humberto Sheridan
el Universal
Antonio Cornejo
John B. King
Bernardo Zettina
Senor Novelo
Newman
Commission
Pacific Coast
Chambers of Commerce
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
John P. Bowditch
Copley Plaza
Boston Public Library
Art Museum
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Copley Plaza Hotel
Shubert Theatre
J. Dudley Clark
Greenwich Village
Bernardo Zetima
Hamilton Tigers Triumph Over Shoe Trades in 5-3 Clash
In a rugged three period game the Hamilton Tigers defeated Shoe Trades 5 to 3. Scorers included Geran Small Dufresne Dugan Cooper Reid and A Smith with strong rebounds and late holds. Referee Fred Rocque oversaw the 15 minute periods.
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Hamilton Tigers
Cooper
Enright
Reycroft
Synnott
Goran M. Smith
Dufresne
Seal Mack
Skilton A. Smith
Olympic couple plans secret engagement after sea voyage meeting
Miss Lord and Landon, who first met aboard the transport Princess Matoika carrying the Olympic team, planned a secret engagement until Landon graduates next June. Landon is 22 and Miss Lord 19. No marriage date has been set.
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Miss Lord
Landon
Relay Team Sets World Records In Major Sport
Loren P Thurston of Honolulu captain Edwin Binney of Sound Beach Conn Leeming Jelliffe of Brooklyn Dudley Pratt of Honolulu and Robert F Solley of New York City received awards for leading a relay team that broke intercollegiate and two world swimming records in the past season The team established the world record for the relay event in competition and earned top honors from the sport's governing body.
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Loren P. Thurston
Honolulu
Edwin Binney
Sound Beach
Conn
Leeming Jelliffe
Brooklyn
Dudley Pratt
Robert F. Solley
New York City
Canadians Win Final Ice Game
The Hamilton Tigers defeated the Shoe Trades 5 to 3 at the Arena last night in a fast, clever, hard game. Reid, Cooper and M. Smith led the Tiger forward line with deft passing, while Skilton and Small battled hard for the Shoes. Jerry Geran mixed with Canadian goalie in a brief altercation before Geran and Dufresne connected for the first goals.
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Reaume
Reid
A. Smith
Hamilton Tigers
Shoe Trades
Canada
Shoe
Cooper
M. Smith
Tiger
Shea
Smith
Skilton
Small
Raymie
Jerry Geran
Rocque
Jerry
Dufresne
Dervish
Dugan
Cupid figures in Olympic Games romance
New York March 23 A romance of the Olympic games at Antwerp came to light when Miss Alice Lord member of the American swimming team admitted to friends that she was engaged to marry Richmond W Landon of Yale and Salisbury Massachusetts
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New York
Antwerp
Alice Lord
Richmond W. Landon
Yale
Salisbury
Mass
Yale Honors Star Swimmers
Yale in New Haven announces five members of its champion swimming team were today accorded honors for their achievements.
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YALE
New Haven, Conn
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Dr. Edwards
Czechs
Oxford
Canadians
Cupid
New England
Department of Women’s Apparel
N. Sallinger
Sallinger
Bolivia
Velour
TH Heart City
Springfield
Main St
Providence Establishment
Westminster St
Worcester
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