McAllister School Open Series With Mitchell Military Team
The McAllister School baseball team opens its private school series against the Mitchell Military Boys School junior nine tomorrow afternoon in Concord. McAllister also arranges games with Allen, Fessenden and Middlesex school nines.
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Harding to Name Woman to Head New Public Welfare Dept
President Harding plans to appoint a woman as head of a proposed new cabinet level department of public welfare if Congress creates the post. The role would oversee the pension bureau, war risk insurance, public health, and other social service agencies, marking the first female cabinet head in history.
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Nashua Aldermen Accused of Time Law Violation
Nashua city officials faced accusations from Attorney General Oscar L. Young that the Board of Mayor and Aldermen violated a New Hampshire daylight saving law by adopting the Broderick resolution to run daylight saving from April 28 to September 30. The AG said no action would likely be taken unless urged by interested parties.
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Dartmouth Freshman Richard Fagan Ends College Term
Dartmouth College freshman Richard Fagan, who wed Miss Kate Stevens of New York in a civil ceremony in New Jersey, left Hanover with his bride for parts unknown after announcing the marriage in the Dartmouth. He plans to return next fall with his wife. There was no secrecy about the union.
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New Haven Beats Yale in Second Straight City Showdown
New Haven defeats Yale 6 to 4 for a second consecutive win and claims the city title. The game drew about 3000 fans at Weiss Park. Frank Woodward, ex St. Louis Nationals, starred while Yale pitcher Saim Lazarus struggled, allowing several runs.
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