Investment Securities Advises Cautious Portfolio Picks
A financial note recommends investments in conservatively financed and well managed corporations where principal will be amply protected, emphasizing prudent selection and risk awareness.
22 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1922
Page
1
A financial note recommends investments in conservatively financed and well managed corporations where principal will be amply protected, emphasizing prudent selection and risk awareness.
We buy and sell exchange on major European countries and collect drafts against export of merchandise.
The text mentions correspondents around the world and Letters of Credit in dollars, indicating global banking operations. It notes the monetary value in USD and references international credit relations and banking arrangements.
The Boston mayor seeks explanation after Beth Israel director Bern ard S Gordon claims city officials were told to be “taken care of” in the Baldwin place synagogue sale. Gordon’s statement followed a Finance Commission hearing where Beth Israel members were rebuffed while asking about the 4000 dollar mystery fund.
Miss Olivene K. Nolan a 24 year old Pickman school teacher was fatally injured on Summer street after being struck by an automobile driven by Dr. Thomas L. O'Brien. She died five minutes after the crash and was taken to Salem Hospital where she expired. The driver was questioned by police and released.
Mrs Mary O Leary Raab accused of assault and battery faced trial in the Malden District Court. Judge Willis W Stover found Mrs Kate Dow and co defendants not guilty and discharged them after the October 21 incident at the Dow home.
Keene New Hampshire November 21 Kenneth Locke 20 lay in Eliott Community Hospital after being struck by driver Philip Strout of Keene. The shoemaker’s employee and his fiancée Miss Regina Robertson were walking to a minister’s home when the accident occurred on Arch street. Robertson sheltered him at the roadside before relatives took her to his grandparents home.
William M. Garland Jr a Harvard senior from Los Angeles and Dorothy Fenton of Newark applied for a marriage license in Massachusetts. Dorothy 18 believed desire sufficed. consent of a parent or guardian is required for under 21. No wedding bells until consent arrives. The couple met last spring in the play Sally with Marilyn Miller and hoped to wed secretly.
The Post interviewed heiress Dorothy Gordon at McLean Hospital in Waverley to seek the “real truth” about her, noting she is in perfect physical health but distress is in her eyes. Doctors reportedly could not be called to testify. Continued on page 12 Fifth Col.
A. A. Johnny Downes beat Charley Parker in a ten round bout. In New York Jack Renault stopped Silent Puryear in the eighth round. Willie Hoppe regains the billiard title defeating Jake Schafer. Yale loses Eddy for Harvard game with 500 to 283 impact. Harvard undecided on backfield starter against Bulldog. Dartmouth captain Burke shines in practice scoring touchdowns. Full reports on pages 18 to 21.
Miss Sara H. Wheeler of Danvers enjoyed a lavish day as the Post Millionaire for a Day, touring the suburbs in a limousine, dining at Copley Plaza and the Touraine, with box seats at two theatres and gifts.
The article notes Miss Wheeler inviting her sister-in-law Mrs. Chester E. Wheeler of 107 Centre Street Danvers as companion and guest for a day of leisure while her husband cares for a lively year-and-a-half old child.
President Harding urged Congress to pass a ship subsidy to save the American merchant marine. The proposal met cold reception amid hostility from Western party members, but he delivered his blunt forceful address as the executive sees the situation.
Elizabeth Gillis was with her mother Mrs Gillis Witte and foster parents Mr and Mrs B Woodbury of Belmont after a court action. Dr Grace Jos and lawyer Daniel Daley moved proceedings to Woodbury home on Hillcrest road and the parties agreed to drop further court cases once the home was found suitable.
In 11 months Elizabeth was fed by her mother figure and addressed Mrs. bury as mother. Dr. Jordan delivered the child from Arlington to Woodbury, where Mrs. Witte and Miss Lis agreed to place the child for a year. The mother consented to keeping the foster arrangements and the child’s identity secret.
Report of French repulse in the Argonne 1914 heavy fighting and German capture of Novipazar with 80 000 prisoners in 1915. Secretary McAdoo resigns portfolio and railroad directorship. Also a Belfast riot with many killed marked as one year ago today.
Forecast says generally fair conditions with rising temperatures through Thursday. Wednesday expected fair with moderate west winds. winds north of Sandy Hook light to moderate from the west with fair weather.
A fragmented historical note hints at an old farmer predicting weather patterns with rough language about a four season forecast and possible overcast skies in a rural setting.
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