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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1920
Page
4
Accountant Edwin L. Pride and Lucy Meli Ponzi's confidential secretary were the principal witnesses at a Lawrence grand jury hearing into Ponzi's Securities Exchange branch office. Pride's audit labeled the ex coupon wizard hopelessly insolvent following the Post expose.
The Cheerful Circle in King’s Daughters staged an outdoor fair on Richmond Street for Hale Hospital. Despite rain, thousands attended the social and amusement event featuring prominent society women. A note adds that sugar was used in China 3000 years ago.
The Federal Pilgrim Tercentennial Commission backed a Plymouth waterfront plan calling for $250,000 in federal funds. A list of condemned waterfront parcels and their valuations was discussed, with owners seeking $370,800 while condemnation is set at $210,000. Further steps include executive council review and contract authorization.
Indictment warrants for more than twenty witnesses were issued by the Suffolk County grand jury in the Ponzi Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company investigation. The action broadens the probe as authorities pursue key figures and related entities.
Copenhagen dispatch reports Lithuania accepted Poland’s proposal to send peace delegates to Kalwarya and halt hostilities at noon Monday. Lithuanian forces had just captured Sejny, about 20 miles east of Suwalki and near Kalwarya, just before the armistice.
Critics accuse protesters of lacking civic pride while disputing demands that officials say are feasible. The exchange highlights tensions in local governance and community priorities.
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