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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
6
French American Banking Corp organized in New York
Maurice Silvester elected president of a new banking firm formed by National Bank of Commerce New York First National Bank of Boston and Comptoir National d Escompte de Paris to handle long and short term international credits. The organization totals $2 060 000 capital and $500 000 surplus with combined resources of $1 280 000 000. officers include Roger P. Kavanaugh John L Ravensky and F Abbot Goodhue and Thomas E Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Banking Corporation
Maurice Silvester
National Bank of Commerce
First National Bank of Boston
Comptoir Na_ional d'Escompte de Paris
Mr. Silvester
Roger P. Kavanaugh
MetropolitanTrust Company
John L. Ravensky
F. Abbot Goodhue
Thomas EE. Green
Blair & Co
Seek Mother of Baby Boy Ipswich Case Warrant Issued
In Ipswich on May 6 a warrant was issued for the arrest of Misa Jessie Sanko a mill operative after the infant boy found buried three feet underground showed violent death. She was last seen Monday morning when roommates left for mass and has since vanished. A young man she knew for eight months is also missing and said to have left Ipswich about three weeks ago. Authorities suspect she may still be in Ipswich with family in the Polish community hiding her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
Misa Jessie Sanko
Mosley Arrested in New Haven on Murder Charge
Joseph Mosley colored, said to be wanted by Kansas City police, was arrested in New Haven today. He is accused of fatally shooting Josephine Shaw in Kansas City in September 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Joseph Mosley
Kansas City
Mosley
Josephine Shaw
New England Delegates Back Six Months Pay Plan
New England delegates to the American Legion caucus on the way to St Louis perfect a resolution to Congress demanding six months pay for all discharged soldiers sailors and marines. Major Frank Knox of Manchester leads the New Hampshire delegation in the first day on the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
American Legion
St. Louis
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
New England
Frank Knox
Manchester
New Hampshire
UD States
Major Knox
Rhode Island
Roosevelt
Pershing
Leutenant
Bennett Clark
Champ Clark
Massachusetts
Clark
Opposed to Pershing Caucus Faces New England Delegates
New England delegates from Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts and Rhode Island plan to oppose Pershing for first regional president arguing against universal military training and political influence in caucus proceedings They favor military leadership with officers or enlisted men in charge and oppose Roosevelt Clark or machine nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Pershing
New England
Salvation Army
Legion
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
South
Boston
Worcester
Bay State
That City
Springfield
Louis
Local Names Include Dorchester and Quincy Officers
A fragment lists Dorchester and Quincy names along with captains and alternates, noting the affiliations of F. Mermain and Donald R. Fireen and Captain Frank H. Foy in Holyoke with other officers mentioned. The readable portion hints at a roster or assignment among several cities and ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hody
Dorchester
Charnes F. Mermain
Quincy
Donald R. Fireen
Wollaston
Frank H. Foy
Holyoke
Vield Cierk md
Military roster includes officers and soldiers from New England states
A fragmented list of military personnel with ranks and hometowns across Rhode Island Massachusetts New Hampshire and New England cities such as Providence Revere Manchester Nashua Jaffrey Laconia Hudson and Hometowns including Crompton Woonsocket Weeden Souci and Sharkey appears in this garbled OCR segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward F. Dallen
Boston
Harry Maniff
Revere
Rhode Island
Percy
Cantwell
Providence
Fred B. Thurber
William P. Shunney
Woonsocket
James EF
C. Fred Maher
Laconia
Fire destroys farms in Sunderland Meadows blaze
On May 6 at Sunderland Meadows children playing with matches started a blaze that consumed the Tillson homestead farmhouse and a barn, plus a Grubkov property and a nearby tobacco barn. Estimated loss runs to $26,000 as flames threatened additional structures across the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
Sunderland Meadows
Tillson
Frank Grubkov
British Recognize Finland as Nation
London May 6 The British government has recognized the independence of Finland and the de facto Finnish government in an announcement by parliamentary secretary M Cecil Harmsworth in the House of Commons. The declaration was greeted with cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Montreal
Finland
M. Cecil Harmsworth
House of Commons
Will Returned Soldiers Retain Good Health?
Health of soldiers returning to civilian life in new climates requires priority. Highlighted dangers include colds and influenza germs, with risks of pneumonia and flu from exposure to cold air. Promotes Dr Hilton's No 3 pellets as a preventive, claiming quick relief and money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton
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