Francke May Quit Harvard Faculty The Harvard Crimson reports potential retirement for Professor Kuno Francke due to health.
The possible retirement of Kuno Francke from Harvard will be announced by the Harvard Crimson. Francke has been on sabbatical and his exit is linked to health, not international affairs, with him serving as curator of the Germanic Museum and head of German culture and literature. Further curriculum changes for 1917 18 include new courses on South American topics by Julius Klein and Belgian Professor Leon Dupriez teaching on government and European systems. Addison Moore of the University of Chicago will lecture on pragmatism in the philosophy department next year.
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Chile
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Leon Dupriez
Switzerland
Great Britain
Addison W. Moore
University of Chicago
Home Guard Plans for Forest Hills Formed
A patriotic meeting at Minton Hall Forest Hills organized a home guard company. Over 80 men joined while about 300 attendees heard speakers urge enlistment in the army navy marine corps or National Guard.
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Forest Hills
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Colonel Roosevelt's Son Archie Plans Boston Wedding
Archibald B. Roosevelt, son of Theodore Roosevelt, seeks a marriage license to Miss Grace Lockwood as he faces possible call to service. He may wed before conscription with President Wilson's permission. Colonel Roosevelt will attend the ceremony in Boston if held Saturday.
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Home Guard
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Boston
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Back Bay
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Canada
Knights Mark 25th Anniversary of Bunker Hill Council
Dignitaries from church city state and nation attend the 25th anniversary of Bunker Hill Council Knights of Columbus at Ford Hall. Congressman Tague urges Americanism as James I. Conley serves as toastmaster with Rev James N Supple pledging patriotism to the nation and flag. Cardin al O Connell sends greetings as Channing Cox Mayor Curley and others speak.
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Tague
Washington
United States
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Channing Cox
House of Representatives
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Daniel Caldwell
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Opening at Shubert Postponed to Friday
The Shubert Theatre postpones the opening of Hall Caine play The Woman Thou Gavest Me to Friday due to the large scenic production. Stage hands need time to study the extensive painted canvas. Tickets for tonight will be exchanged for Friday.
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Hall Caine
Shubert Theatre
War relief groups plan coordinated cooperation in Boston
Delegates from numerous relief and civic groups met at Red Cross headquarters in Newbury Street to form a council of cooperation. The aim is to standardize relief work across organizations via the city of Boston committee on cooperation, avoiding duplicated efforts and ensuring efficient supply distribution for soldiers.
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American Red Cross
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National Civic Federation
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Women's Peace Party
College Settlement Union
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Children’s Aid Society
Society For the Care of Girls
Woman’s City Federation
Junior League
Women's Municipal League
Technology Women
Patrick F. O'Keefe
B. Preston Clarke
State Public Safety Committee
William T. Lathrop
Red Cross Committee
Henry $. Dennison
Watertown Elder Found Dead in Room
Thomas Vignoles aged 78 of Pond Street Watertown was found dead yesterday forenoon in his room by self-inflicted gas exposure. He was described as despondent and in ill health prior to his death.
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Thomas Vignoles
Pond Street
Watertown
Fire destroys house to be used as club
The building at 547 Winthrop Street in West Medford, planned as a clubhouse by the Women's Educational and Industrial Union, was gutted by a fire just before midnight.
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West Medford
Women's Eaucational and Industrial Union
Norway's Losses in U Boat Warfare Reported
The Norwegian Shipping Gazette records Norwegian losses to March 24 totaling 312 steamers of 495 143 tonnage and 80 ships of 65 007 tonnage from submarines and mines, with 312 deaths and 2 missing. London Norwegians plan a banquet for 608 seamen from subsiled vessels.
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Norwegian Shipping Gazette
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