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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
21
The snippet continues a column on New York stocks with market commentary and brief notes on trading activity. It highlights trends, notable price movements, and investor observations from financial leaders and institutions.
The New York market drifted downward with modest losses as profit taking set in and volume declined. News pointed to possible railroad mergers under new law, a still firm steel sector, and cautious reserves ahead of crop moving demands, with banks preparing to support cotton finance.
Reading of a payable note dated September 20th announced by Nathan R. Bach Director. The document lists Texon and Piscater as parties involved with a check issued in relation to the note.
Outside brokers quote 8 percent for quick calls and customers' brokers loans. Individual customers' collateral earns 7 to 8 percent. Commissions and related charges range from 5 to 8 percent. Year money instruction appears incompletely listed with 10 percent mentioned.
Mrs James D Tillinghast chair of the Massachusetts Republican women leads the effort to mobilize volunteers for Maine's first state election. Mrs Frank B Hall of Worcester also chairs the Worcester women’s committee and will start activities in Fryeburg while Tillinghast opens in Waterville tonight.
Fuller’s victory disrupts leaders as the bulk of organizational strength shifts toward Warner, reflecting internal disputes and power realignment within the group.
Hostility to Fuller stems from his refusal to return to the Republican fold and his aggressive stance against party leaders. He attacks the party’s core, while still gaining traction, unlike former Progressives who backslide. Republicans press Speaker Warner to run independently against Fuller, a move seen as aiding the Democrat for lieutenant governor.
Final returns place Fuller ahead of Warner by 877 votes after urban results tipped the tally. Walsh defeats Long for governor’s nomination. Cook wins Republican Secretary of State. Jackson confirmed as treasurer amid ongoing investigations into state banking ties.
Leaders from both parties praised the female vote after the primary election but offered no turnout figures. Democratic and Republican officials credited women for influence, noting strong registrations and plans for intensified house to house canvassing to grow female participation statewide.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature a series of clever Charles Dana Gibson cartoons beginning next issue.
A fragment from The Second Honeymoon showing Christine’s quiet grief and growing attachment to Jimmy as she clings to him after loss. The tone hints at sorrowful romance and enduring connection in a brief, intimate moment.
Jimmy Challoner plans a quiet London wedding to Christine Wyatt while memory of Cynthia Farrow haunts him. Christine clings to him in grief as Costin, the loyal valet, frets over loyalties and a returning Cynthia arrives, signaling a dramatic confrontation to come.
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