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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1921

Page

14

Tightening Banking Rules Urged by Rep Adlow

Massachusetts lawmaker Representative Elijah Adlow urged stricter banking controls at a special commission hearing. He proposed raising trust company start-up capital from 200000 to 500000 and requiring organizers to deposit 50000 to deter political influence. He criticized excessive director to depositor ratios and called for court approval before bank closures and stock sales.

Boston Elijah Adlow Special Commission Adlow

Water Works Association Concludes 40th Convention

Bridgeport hosts the 40th annual New England Water Works Association meeting with 400 engineers. Key speakers included Harrison F. Eddy on water purification and George C. Whipple on Massachusetts city water supplies. Delegates toured the Jenkins Valve Company plant as a picnic and shore dinner were planned for tomorrow.

Bridgeport New England Water Works Association New England Harrison F.* Eddy Boston George C. Whipple Harvard University Eddy Whipple Massachusetts Jenkins Valve Company Crane Company

Gettigan Defends Himself in Embezzlement Case

Gettigan of Reveler Maine, facing embezzlement charges, proclaims his innocence and readiness to fight. He denies plotting to have his uncle shot and claims alleged debts from Lindsay Swift, a long-time Boston Public Library editor, and asserts loyalty of his employers. Funeral services for Swift follow.

Maine Mary Malida Rollins Lindsay Richardson Lindsay Swift Boston Public Library Benjamin Franklin Brook Farm Boston William Lloyd Garrison John Adams Appleton Chapel Cambridge

Gettigan vows to fight indictment and slander suits

Gettigan said he will fight to the limit to uncover all facts about his indictment by a Suffolk County grand jury after the charges were dismissed in Chelsea. He alleges a dispute over his aunt Mrs Richardson estate and accuses relatives of obtaining papers.

J. Thomas Gettigan Revere Clinton W. Richardson Gettigan Richardson District Attorney's Office Suffolk County Grand Chelsea Iazzie Cook

Taft Observes 64th Birthday at Murray Bay Residence

William Howard Taft chief justice of the United States marked his 64th birthday at his Murray Bay summer home in Que with about 100 neighbors invited to a gathering. He has played golf nearly every day since arriving.

Murray Bay Que William Howard Taft Supreme Court of the United States Taft

Washington arms conference program handed to France

The American embassy in Paris delivered the Washington conference armament limitation program to the French government on September 15, outlining the proposed measures and framework for global disarmament talks.

Paris

Six Die? No. Six Injured In Cambridge Truck Mishap

Six men were injured when a bench on an auto truck toppled around a Cambridge corner. Two men near death with skull fractures were hospitalized at Cambridge Relief Hospital while four others received treatment for head injuries, shoulder fracture, and abrasions.

Cambridge Relief Hospital Cambridge Berkshire Streets John C. Dow Company Topsfield Michael Fitzgerald Berkshire Street Patrick Dillon Norfolk Street Patrick Cremer Plymouth Street Stanley Chisénuck Otis Street Patrick Driscoll Marcella Street William McCarthy Sixth Street

Dow Candy Workers Involved In Truck Crash

Twelve men riding in a Dow company candy truck and a dozen employed girls in a second vehicle were involved in a traffic incident. No injuries are reported and authorities are investigating the collision.

Dow Company

Wisdom Follows Knowledge Says Poet and Past Thinker

A brief aphorism echoes Tennyson and Parker noting knowledge arrives first while wisdom remains, and intellect is stronger than cannon in historic reflections.

Tennyson Cannon Theodore Parker

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