Second Anniversary Report Promises Dividend and Expansion
The notice notes the second anniversary on September 9, 1920 with earnings of 1,213,687 dollars. A 5 percent dividend is recommended by the executive committee. Building additions to provide store conveniences will be completed soon, inviting inspection after completion. Officers listed include Whittemore Griffin Mann Curtis Aiken Thomas, with a long list of directors headed by Whittemore and Griffin.
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Almon E. Whittemore
Leslie E. Griffin
William Mann
Fred G. Curtis
Harry W. Aiken
Edward A. Thomas
Winthrop Legion Frolic Draws Large Crowds and Aerial Stunts
The Winthrop Post 46 Legion Frolic drew the largest crowd yet as World War veterans received support from locals. Comrade Arthur W. Rowe staged aviation stunts funded by the American Bankers Corporation president, Lieut. L. W. Tracy dropped gold certificates, and Wendell Colson won a prize by catching the lucky number 443. A crowd rushed to Ingalls for certificates while a rescuing police car ferried a wounded spectator home.
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Winthrop
Winthrop Post 46
American Legion
Arthur W. Rowe
American Bankers’ Corporation
Washington St
L. W. Tracy
Wendell Colson
Sunnyside
Alonzo A. Moore Patents One-Man Submarine Concept
Alonso A. Moore of Centralet Winthrop has perfected a swimming device praised as a potential one-man submarine. Observers note its possible use for underwater propulsion and exploration.
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Alonso A. Moore
Centralet
Winthrop
Moore swimming machine noted for skilled naval use
The article describes a Moore swimming machine used in naval warfare for both offensive and defensive operations. It is also mentioned as a pleasure piece for swimming, indicating its dual purpose roles. Further details continue on page 3.
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Moore
Elmer E Dawson Wins Nomination in Nasty Primary Morning
Primary Day opened with a cold raw wind as women queued to vote. Mrs F Temple Scott led Precinct 4 with the first vote, followed by Mrs Bertha Currel and Mrs Fred G Curtis in Precinct 1, while Wilhelmina Koerner led in Precinct 3. Voters joked with officials about party declarations as Jackson stickers spread.
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Fred T. Scott
Highlands
Omce
Bertha E. Currel
Fremont St
Fred G. Curtis
Jackson
New Candy Store Opens at 17 Somerset Ave
A new chocolate and candy shop opens at 17 Somerset Ave offering homemade candies at reasonable prices. Charles Carille, with years of experience at a leading Boston chocolate house, invites locals to visit and judge the confectionery’s superior quality.
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Charles Carille
Boston
Somerset Av
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Henry A. Leste
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Wiley
Winthrop Co-Operative Bank
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Liberty
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A. E. Whittemore
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O. W Holmes, D.M.D
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W. F. Stover
Winthrop Beach
OUR Legion
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Co-operative Bank
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American Bankers Corporation Incorporated
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Elmer E. Dawson
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Tl Allen
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Tl Blanchard
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Lottie Edwards
Columbia Hall
Wadsworth Building
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