Imperial Silvers Stock Selloff Overshadows Boston Market
Imperial Silvers chief says he has to sell 106000 shares in the Boston market at 75 to 78 cents to calm the market. Orders can be executed in Boston or New York while New York listing is delayed four weeks for maps. Some members will wear hats reading Imperial Specialists and a full transaction list will be published daily in the morning press.
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Boston
Stock Exchange
Curb House
New York
Financial notes on assets vs earnings in stock bets and steel strike impact
The piece argues earnings power alone can mislead investors and stresses asset strength in downturns. It cites a stock tied to a small chain store auto accessory business and notes steel strike wage and production losses, with bankers and clerks voicing wages concerns and potential union talk.
Tremont Trust Opens In Four-Story Court Street Building
Tremont Trust Company celebrated its new quarters at 35 Court Street with an open house attended by several thousand. President Asa P. French and Vice-President Simon Swig led the receiving line as floral tributes were shown and a grandfather clock was presented to Swig by employees. The building offers ample space, safe deposit vaults, and departments for commercial, savings, and foreign exchange.
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Tremont Trust Company
Court Street
Asa P. French
Simon Swig
Swig
The Voice in the Dark by Holworthy Hall
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine previews the next story The Voice in the Dark by Holworthy Hall. It is billed as part of a series of fiction masterpieces by leading writers.
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Boston Sunday Post
Holworthy Hall
Bond Market Notes and Coincident Bond Listings
Bond market brief with multiple issue listings and prices including CB Q joint 4s NY parent, Chili Copper 6s, Pierce Oil 6s, Hudmit 5s, AirL 4s, United States Rubber, and various debentures. Mentions percentages, yields, and par values in thousands, reflecting a rapid ledger of fixed income securities and bond series trading details.
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CB & Q
den& RG
Ae Kay
Eloise Apie
U S
August novel month in Suffolk Superior Court figures
August was highlighted as a novel month in the Suffolk County Superior Court with 108 cases. Among them 611 tort, 213 contract, 1 replevin, 20 miscellaneous, 131 divorce and 100 equity actions. total claimed amount was 3,962,250 dollars. The Boston Elevated Railway was defendant in 170 cases seeking 960,000 dollars, and the city of Boston faced 15 cases totaling 51,000 dollars.
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Superior Court
Suffolk County
Campbell
Boston Elevated
Boston
May Stop Opening of Berkshire Lines
Pittsfield September 22 A supplementary attachment for 60000 dollars made for the Boston and Albany railroad will prevent the Berkshire Street Railway Company from using its coal stores in this city and Adams. Delay in reopening lines idled by the August 9 strike may result from the attachment.
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Pittsfield
Boston & Albany Railroad
Berkshire Street Railway Company
Adams
Medford Students End Short Strike at Swan Junior High
About 50 of 500 students at Swan Junior High School in Medford ended a brief strike after a brief rally led by Principal George F. Weston Jr. and a visible police presence. They pledged support for school regulations and returned to class.
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Swan
Medford
George F. Weston, Jr
Park
Washington Streets
Newton Police Get Stepwise Pay Increase
Newton police officers were granted a raise by the Board of Aldermen last night. Starting salary rises to 1400 dollars annually with a 100 dollar yearly increase until reaching 1800 dollars.
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Newton
Board of Aldermen
Money Market Rates Reported by Brokers and Banks
Current press shows brokers' customers' loans at 6 percent, outside brokers' call loans at 6 percent, brokers' commercial loans at 6 percent, individual customers' collateral loans at 6 percent, and commercial paper priced between 5 19 to 6 percent.
Experience Improved Returns to Boston at Majestic Theatre
Experience Improved, George W Hobart’s morality extravaganza, reopened in Boston for a limited engagement at the Majestic Theatre. It marks another or perhaps third appearance, and many Bostonians welcomed the revival with familiar enthusiasm.
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George W. Hobart
Boston
Majestic Theatre
Experience' Returns as Bigger, Better Stage Show
A glowing notice lauds the revival Experience for its expanded production and strong acting. D Sterrett Scanlan plays Youth with hope and ambition while Albert Andrus portrays Experience amid a series of allegorical scenes, with a large cast including Viola Carlstedt and Blanche Crosman. The production runs for two weeks.
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D. Sterrett Scanlan
Albert Andrus
Mr. Hobart
Viola Carlstedt
Billie Devon
R. van Rensselaer
Agnes Herndon
Frances Richards
Liang Stefand
Phil Sheridan
Ada Howell
Optical workers ordered on strike in Boston
Members of the Boston Optical Workers Union employed in the Andrew J. Lloyd Company offices were ordered out on strike at a union meeting last night. The firing of Miss Anna Lee, the local financial secretary, sparked the action as she was told to resign from the union or from her job.
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Boston Optical Workers
Boston
Andrew J. Lloyd Company
Anna Lee
Miss Lee
Motorist Fined 300 For Running Down Boy in Rutland
In Rutland City Court Carl A. Brewer received a 300 fine plus costs for failing to stop after striking 5 year old Joseph Carbine, son of Mr and Mrs John J Carbine of South Main street, the incident cited as Vermont's largest such fine.
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Rutland
Vermont
Carl A. Brewer
Joseph Carbine
John J. Carbine
South Main Street
Tremont Temple Show Celebrates Mary Pickford in Daddy Long Legs
Mary Pickford draws crowds at Tremont Temple with Daddy Long Legs, a charming and delightful play that offers a pleasant diversion amid unsettled times. The Boston audience shows enduring enthusiasm for her screen persona and stage presence.
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Mary Pickford
Tremont Temple
Boston
Globe Theatre Showcases The Other Half and Miss Caruso
The Globe Theatre presented The Other Half and its companion Miss Caruso with all star casts. The programs run daily through Wednesday evening. Upcoming screenings include Sessue Hayakawa in The Dragon Painter and William Desmond in Dangerous Waters.
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Miss Caruso
Loew's Globe Theatre
Sessue Hayakawa
William Desmond
Nothing but Love lightens Wilbur Theatre with lively show
A breezy musical comedy segment at the Wilbur Theatre featured Ruby Norton, a blue eyed beauty, and Andrew Tombes in a six foot comic form. The duo added charm to the overflow portion of the season’s stage offerings and drew general joy and applause from the audience.
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Ruby Norton
Andrew Tombes
Wilbur Theatre
Nothing But Love theatrical review from a gleeful crowd
A lively review lauds the musical comedy Nothing But Love with Andrew Tombs as Hicks and Ruby Norton as June. Millicent Gleeman as Kid Cupid and Donald Meek as Dr Tibbetts bring humor while a strong chorus enchants. The piece praises songs, production numbers, and the bathing girl scene.
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Andrew Tombs
Florabella
Hicks
June Marbury
Kid Cupid
Cupid
Millicent Gleeman
Ruby Norton
June
Donald Meek
Dr. Tibbetts
Miss Norton
Frank Stammers
Harold Orlob
Max Hirshfield
Amen
Park Square Theatre presents Buddies delights audiences
Selwyn's Park Square Theatre stages Buddies with Peggy Wood and Donald Brian in a fairy tale tale of ogres and childhood memories. The performance also features Wallace Eddinger as a charming companion, drawing the crowd with varied songs and strong stage presence.
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Selwyn’s Park Square Theatre
Peggy Wood
Donald Brian
Wallace Eddinger
Vatican Choir of 70 to Perform in Boston Next Saturday
The Vatican Choir of 70 singers arrives in Boston Saturday morning at South Station after opening its U S tour in Carnegie Hall New York and visiting Montreal and Toronto. The group will be greeted by the Boston committee and later visit City Hall to pay respects to Mayor Peters at Mechanics Hall in the evening.
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Rome
Carnegie Hall
New York
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Quebec
Toronto
South Station
Mer. Casimiri
City Hall
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