Bank Savings System Certificates Offer Risk Free Growth
A Boston ad describes Bank Savings System Certificates that represent cash and urge customers to become depositors. Merchants issue certificates for purchases and settlements, redeemable at two cents on the dollar via guaranteed checks for savings deposits. The program promises no costs, no risks, and directs readers to a list of participating Greater Boston merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hese New Bank Savings System
Savings Bank
Greater Boston
Bank Savings System
Federal Trust Company of
Boston
Merchants Issuing Bank Savings System Certificates
A long list of Boston area merchants and shops are noted as issuing bank savings system certificates for groceries, provisions, and other goods. Firms span multiple districts in Boston, Roxbury, Dorchester, Mattapan, and nearby towns with addresses on North Union, Summer, Federal, Tremont, Columbus, Dorchester, Harvard, and other streets. The record enumerates grocers, markets, pharmacies, shoe stores, furniture firms, florists, and department stores participating in the savings program.
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Arthur & Dorr & Co., Inc
North and
Union Sts
Boston
Fyfe’s
Summer St
Federal St
C. W. Nelson
Tremont St
Roxbury
New York Creamery Co
Blue Hill
A. F. Carpenter
Somerville Ave
Somerville
James W. Boleman & Co
Warren St
Take Part in Greek Wedding at Hotel Westminster
Stephen Peters of Tall River marries Miss Athena Kogas in a centuries old Greek ceremony held late yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Westminster. The service featured clergy, singers, and a ballroom reception with dancing after dinner as guests observed the elaborate ritual.
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Stephen Peters
Tall River
Greece
Athena Kogas
Westminster
Douropoulos
James Plakias
Miss Kogas
Mr. Peters
Lulu Kogas
Evelyn Plakias
J<ogas
AthenasXogas
Somerville Couple Begin Extended Wedding Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Gill of Somerville started yesterday on an extended wedding trip through the Middle West. They were married Saturday night at St. James Episcopal Church in Somerville by Rev. William H. Pettus. Mrs. Gill is Ruth F. Sargent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Sargent of 40 Meade Street. The groom is the son of George E. Gill of 99 Raymond Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice J. Gill
Somerville
Middle West
St. James’ Ispiscopal Church
William H. Pettus
Gill
Ruth F. Sargent
Carl Frank Sargent
Meade Street
George E. Gill
Raymond Avenue
Lexington Police Raid Ball Players
Police raid on a crowd of young men and boys at Great Meadows, Lexington. A cracked baseball bat, a battered baseball and three gloves were seized for claimants at the Lexington police station.
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Lexington
Great Meadows
Peaceful year opens for labor in Greater Boston
The May Day outlook predicts a peaceful and prosperous year for labor in the Greater Boston area. Despite unrest and pending wage and working agreements, there is an optimistic mood about settlements as the year begins.
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Greater
Boston
Boston Labor Scene Sees No Major Strikes But Key Union Talks Progress
In Boston unions face limited trouble with no major strikes the Carmen's Union convergence continues as wage talks reach May 1 start. Other pending accords include the Boston Telephone Operators Union 2000 members and rail clerks on the Boston Maine system. An eight hour day movement gains momentum, shaping labor goals for the year.
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Boston
Boston Street Carmen's
Carmen's
Boston Telephone Operators
Tinion
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Boston & Maine
Barbers’ Union
Harness Makers’ Union
Bricklayers and Masons
Horseshoers’ Union
Painters' Union
Machinists’ Union
Coal Teamsters’ Union
Socialists to Parade on International Labor Day in Boston
Boston Socialists will celebrate International Labor Day with a parade tonight at 7 30 starting from Park Square and marching through downtown to People's Temple on Berkeley Street and Columbus Avenue where a mass meeting will be held. The event aims to unify Socialist speakers across the country.
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Boston
Park Square
People’s Temple
Berkeley Street
Columbus Avenue
May Day Parade Sparks Socialist Internationalist Holiday
The AFL in St Louis set May 1 as a day for mass meetings and parades. Tonight a procession will run from Park Square along Boylston Tremont School Washington Sellet and Columbus to People's Temple. Ex Representative James I P Carey of Haverhill will speak with George B Roewer presiding.
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American Federation of Labor
St. Louis
Park Square
Boylston
Tremont
School
Washington
Sellet Streets
Columbus Avenue
People’s Temple
James I’. Carey
Haverhill
George B. Roewer
Epidemic of Strikes Shakes Connecticut Labor Year
A wave of labor unrest sweeps Connecticut with few areas spared. Textiles in the eastern district largely avoided disruption due to voluntary wage gains of 6 to 15 percent. The metal trades centered strikes in Bridgeport and Ansonia, mostly settling with higher pay and better conditions. Winchester Repeating Arms in New Haven gave raises and a pension plan to 18,000 workers. Some strikes continue without clear settlements as organizers push for new union memberships.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Ansonia
May Day Labor Unrest Surges Across East and Pittsburg
An analysis notes that May 1 will see between 50 900 and 10 000 workers on strike or locked out in New York and the metropolitan area with broader industrial disturbances looming in the east. Strikes in Pittsburg involve 14 000 Westinghouse workers and railroad staff seek nationwide settlement, reflecting heightened unrest despite wage gains and shorter hours.
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New York
Pittsburg
Westinghouse
Revere Fund Drive Supports Jewish War Sufferers
A concert at Eagle Halls in Revere under the Revere volunteer relief committee raised cash and pledges for war-stricken Jews. Abraham Alpert editor of the Boston Jewish American spoke urging funds as the event concluded with about half the goal reached in cash and pledges.
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Eagle Halls
Revere
Revere Volunteer Relief Committee
Abraham Alpert
Boston Jewish American
Junkmen Apply for Quincy Licenses
Applications for junk licenses in Quincy have more than doubled with 48 applicants this year up from 23 last year. Tonight the City Council committee will favorably report all but two, with the sole restriction requiring licensees to be citizens of Quincy. two applicants are not.
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Quincy
Longtime Lexington Police Chief Celebrates 40 Years
Chief Charles H. Franks of the Lexington police marks his 40th year in service. His career began in Boston in 1876 under Mayer Cobb, moved through roles at Grange Street, then West Rind railway inspector before joining Lexington on July 5 1888. He later served as chief for 22 years.
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Charles H. Franks
Lexngton
Boston Department
Mayer Cobb
A- Grange Street
West Rind Street Railway
Lexington
Congressman Peter Tague addresses Northern Club in Charlestown
The Northern Club of Boston met at their Charlestown clubroom to set an annual banquet at the Nothingham School in Charles Town on June 11. Congressman Peter F. Tague was guest of honor and spoke on Washington legislation.
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Boston
Charlestown
Nothingham School
Peter FF. Tague
Washington
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W. F. Bradley
C. E. Osgood & Co
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Atkinson Furniture Co
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Amaica Floral Co
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Spauldine
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P. N. Winkler
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Hindley & Co
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Pill Bros., Inc
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D. J. Griffin
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A. E. Schwelm
Peter Condakes & Co
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Dorchester Trust Co
Columbia Trust Co
Waltham Trust Co
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Everett Trust Co
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Framingham Manufacturers National Bank
Lynn
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Main Redemption Office
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