Supreme Court OKs 121 2 Per Cent Dividend for Depositors
The Supreme Court has authorized a 121 2 per cent dividend to savings department depositors of the Prudential Trust Company from cash in the savings fund. A decision on paying a dividend to commercial depositors is pending, with a ruling expected mid December and a date to be announced shortly by the commissioner of banks Joseph C. Allen.
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Supreme Court
Savings Department
Prudential Trust Company
Joseph C. Allen
Banks
Commissioner of Banics
Ely's Cream Balm Advertisement Claim
An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm for nasal congestion and head cold relief. It urges buyers to apply antiseptic cream in the nostrils to soothe swollen membranes and claims instant relief from stuffiness and difficulty breathing.
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Ely
Plain People With O Connor Campaign Swing In Ward Race
School Commissioner Charles B O Connor claimed he would sweep the city on election day carrying all wards except four. He said he leads the field and that ward 12 is shifting away from its longtime leader as he pushes anti real estate trust influence and vows voter support from plain people. He cited newspaper ads and nightly rallies as proof of genuine public backing without paid cheerers.
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Charles 8. O'Connor
Charlie
O’connor
Murphy
O'Connor
Steamer Wuerttemberg Arrives on Maiden Voyage
The passenger liner Wuerttemberg a 9000 gross ton vessel of the Hamburg American line arrived in New York from Hamburg on its maiden voyage carrying 350 passengers.
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Wuerttemberg
New York
Hamburg- American Line
Hamburg
Plymouth Rock Portico Dedicated as Pilgrim Memorial
The Plymouth Rock canopy was replaced with a granite portico in Plymouth Massachusetts to commemorate the Pilgrims 300th anniversary. The ceremony drew 26 states with addresses by Mrs. Joseph Lamar and Benjamin Loring Young. The rock rests on a sand bed showpiece, protected by a granite arch and iron rail.
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Plymouth
Plymouth Rock
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
National Society of Colonial Dames of America
Boston
Samoset House
Alfred R. Hussey
Joseph Lamar
National Society of Colonial Dames
Benjamin Loring Young
Massachusetts House of Representatives
New Hampshire
Lamar
Arthur Lord
Pilgrim Society
Massachusetts Pilgrim Tercentenary Commission
Cox
Hammatt Billings
Trajan
Ancona
Italy
Town Square
the Pilgrim Society
Mary O Connor Faces Sixth Liquor Nuisance Case
Mary O Connor owner of a city eating place on Court street had her 19th liquor nuisance charge sent to the Grand Jury after a Municipal Court waiver of examination. Police raid by Joy street officers yielded 912 pints of moonshine hidden in a metal ceiling a gallo more under the stairs and a quart under a chair cushion.
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Mary
Mary O’connor
Court Street
Grand Jury
Snow
Leonard and Dever
Joy Street
Concord and Bedford Struck by Major Storm
Concord and Bedford suffer widespread disruption after a severe storm. Train service is the only link remaining. trolley systems are halted and telephone and telegraph lines are down, isolating both towns from the outside world.
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Concord
Bedford
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
A vintage ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick fix for backache lumbago and sciatica. It claims soothing penetrating action eases pain after a single use and notes the product is harmless and non irritant with 60 years of recommendation.
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St. Jacobs
War brides plead with Foch at St Marles plea
Three French war brides faced Marshal Foch in St Marles Idaho asking to return to France. They expressed love for America yet loneliness for home, while Foch urged them to cherish their new country and husbands.
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ST. Marles
Idaho
Marshal Foch
America
France
Divorce Abomination Lecture Postponed By Storm
Rev. Jones I. J. Corrigan of Boston College postponed yesterday's talk on The Divorce Abomination at the League of Catholic Women's clubhouse. The lecture will now be held next Tuesday at the same venue.
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Jones I. J. Corrigan
S. J
Boston College
League of Catholic Women
Moonshine in Waste Baskets Case Hits Hanover Eatery
In municipal court Henry V. Wallace, Hanover street restaurant owner, was found guilty of keeping and exposing liquor for sale and fined $60. Police observed customers enter then retire to a rear wash room, returning with liquor on their breath and an increased appetite.
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Hanover Street
Henry V. Wallace
Hoy
Kilroy
Back Bay Shopper Receives Year Probation
Margaret McBride of Back Bay was placed on one year probation after being arraigned before Judge Duff in Municipal Court. Prosecutors said she obtained property from several department stores by using the name of Miss Natalie Randall a prominent Back Bay society woman.
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Back Bay
Margaret McBride
Natalie Randall
Duff
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Prudential Trust Savings Department
Washington
Bromfield
Winchester
Tremont
Wm. Read & Sons Co
Bromfield St
West St
the Press Pub
Beecham
Colonial Society
RV Ee Pt
Ieee
Boylston St
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Hiney
Hyde Park
James E
Margaret (Quigley
New Haven
Conn
Foch
Canton
E. T- Slattery
Tremont,street
Odeaen
Japan
Consumers Products Corp
Oliver St
Mass
Forhan
R J. Forhan
Forhan Co
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