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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
14
A purchase involving Danderine is announced after a share purchase or asset change. The statement claims post purchase hair care claims including no hair fall and no dandruff, with hair described as brighter and more colored.
The Ponzi case moves toward closure with Referee in Bankruptcy Olmstead presiding at 10:30 AM in the U S Bankruptcy Court. Judges, witnesses, and victims await findings on solvency, possible partners, and preferred creditors as hearings proceed against Ponzi and associates.
The Near East Relief national headquarters appoints Dr. William A Bartlett of Newton as executive secretary of its Massachusetts committee succeeding William F English Jr who resigned to join the American Board of Foreign Missions. Dr Bartlett formerly retired from the ministry and will lead MA committee efforts.
The June ministry graduate and former president’s son, trained at Hartford Seminary and Dartmouth, plans full time literary work. He is known for social service leadership and public speaking and has contributed to literary and musical journals. Massachusetts Near East Relief trustees aim to match last year’s fundraising near a half million dollars.
Miss Catherine Filene of Weston emerges as a rising Democratic figure. As a member of the Democratic National Committee auxiliary, she was appointed to the committee by the chair. Daughter of Mr and Mrs A Lincoln Filene, she previously did relief work during the war and served as a United States Employment Service special agent.
Lynn shoe manufacturers meet this afternoon to ratify a wage agreement with the United Shoe Workers of America accepted Tuesday night. If ratified the schedule goes into effect September 2 and runs to April 30, 1973 with little change in wages. The industry hopes the adoption will boost production from current slow levels and return factories to full time. Workers now earn about 40 to 60 dollars weekly on average.
George W Wyate a broker bursts into Thomas W Lawson's office day before Christmas and begs for 17000 to redeem bad checks. Lawson tests at federal hearing on Ware accused of mailing fraud in Mutual Divide stock scheme. Lawsuit details focus on Ware's investments in U S and Mexican Petroleum and claims no real Mutual Divide treasury or wells.
A New York committee of women from the Committee of One Hundred called on Republican national chairman Will Hays to outline a plan to support Harding and Coolidge. Led by Mrs. Mary Hatch Willard, they intend to campaign in homes and by the fireside.
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