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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
2
Chester Bell presides over the Pilgrim Association opening at the Biltmore Hotel in Dence. The conference discusses advertising and business plans to stem the flow toward the West from New England.
More than 1200 advertising men from across New England registered at the association headquarters for a three day convention. The Boston Pilgrim Publicity Association sent the largest delegation yet and may host the next meeting. Gov San Souci and Mayor Gainer attended the dinner with Town Criers.
Dover New Hampshire reports the textile strikers overwhelmingly rejected the Pacific Mills proposal last night, prompting Mayor Charles G. Waldron to intervene and restart talks between mill officials and the strikers' committee.
A massive cheese weighing 12 361 pounds was produced for exhibition at the 1911 National Dairy Show in Chicago. It represents the era's dairy exhibition scale and regional pride in production.
Premier Mussolini, addressing the Chamber of Deputies, rejected any request for favors and signaled he would not be deterred from pursuing his policy, asserting he was there to receive support rather than plead for it.
The Italian fascist leader pledges to defend the black shirt revolution while seeking full powers to balance the budget. He outlines aims for a peacetime foreign policy with dignity, discipline at home, and continued collaboration with allies amid entente questions.
Mrs Luella North widow of Dr Charles H North and daughter of a lawyer has been elected as the county's sole woman judge of a juvenile court. She will serve as judge for Clinton County's children's court.
Lawyers police officials and at least one minister were among Ponzi investors and agents in 1920. Boston attorney Stanley B. Hall testified at the Ponzi estate bankruptcy trustees’ request during the Superior Criminal Court trial. He testified yesterday afternoon under cross examination by Joseph Santosuosso, attorney for Dondero.
A court record shows the defendant denying personal responsibility for proving a claim by John S. Dondero while admitting two notes for Mrs. Dondero totaling 3000 and 53000 were approved. Some readouts list names on accompanying cards.
Testimony shows investors contacted by Hall reporting 30 investments about 10000. 10,000 misappropriated or used. Witness cites dealings with 500 to 1500 investors. Ponzi cross asks if all defendants were investors, answer: all but one. Discussion on Mrs Rose Ponzi claim of 3000. amount uncertain. A Bureau officer card shown. witness acknowledges. Deposits totaling 830000 turning over to trustees noted. Earlier interviews reveal Ponzi claims of foreign governments needing money and banks offering huge sums. trial to continue.
Archers at Criel near Paris stage an annual competition for the original trophy dating to the society’s first meet more than a millennium ago. The event gathers a soci ety of archers continuing a historic tradition.
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