No Escape From Examinations At Boston University Law
Boston University law school will require final examinations for all graduates in the 1917 class even for those enlisting in military service. Dean Homer Albers said degrees will not be awarded without passing exams, stressing it would be unfair to the school and students and could harm the school's standing.
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Boston University Law School
United States
Mously
Homer Albers
Boston University
Law School
Boston Public Safety Committee Forms Recruiting Publicity Subcommittee
The Boston Public Safety Committee will use posters in transit and billboards to stimulate enlistment. A recruiting publicity subcommittee was organized with Major P. J. O Keefe as chairman and members from the Suffolk Engraving Company John Donnelly and Sons Henry C Grover Eastern Advertising Co Libbie Printing Co Naval Publicity League Smith and Porter Press Buck Printing Co Boston Elevated Railway Captain A G Reynolds Forbes Lithograph Chelsea Lester P Winchenbaugh and others.
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Admiral Bowles
Boston Committee On Public Safety
P. J. O’keefe
Tremont Street
Samuel E. Blanchard
Suffolk Engraving and Electrotyping Company
Atlantic Avenue
Edward C. Donnelly
John Donnelly and Sons
Warrenton Street
H. C. Grover
Henry C. Grover
Bromfield
Chelsea
Lester P. Winchenbaugh
Federal Street
Blackmail Gangster To Be Tried In Philadelphia
Edward J. Thompson known as Speed Thompson waived examination in Boston and was released on 10000 bail for his Philadelphia trial on an indictment charging him with obstructing justice in connection with an alleged blackmail gang.
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Edward J. Thompson
Speed
Thompson
Boston
Philadelphia
United States
Hayes
Administration of Justice
Navy officer reports Aztec sunk by mine off Brest
Lieutenant William F. Gresham who commanded the Aztec gun crew testified before Secretary Daniels, stating the American merchant steamship Aztec was likely sunk by a mine near Brest rather than by torpedo. Unofficial reports had suggested torpedo damage.
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Washington
William F. Gresham
Navy
Brest
Daniels
Navy cautious on Aztec explosion and Mongo lia submarine claim
Lieutenant Gresham reported no definite cause for the Aztec explosion and noted no submarine sighting. Navy officials suspect a mine killed the armed American merchant ship, while the Navy Department withheld confirmation of a submarine being sunk by the Mongo lia gunners, citing lack of proof.
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Gresham
Navy
Navy Department
Mongolia
Department
Seavey Found Dead From Gas In South End Room
Robert Seavey aged ?, estranged from his wife, was found dead by landlady Blanche Shorey in his room at 11 Taylor Street South End yesterday afternoon. A tube was in his mouth and the gas turned on. He had been rooming there for about a year.
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Goodby
Robert Seavey
Taylor Street
South End
Blanche Shorey
Boston hospital fund tops two fitful milestones in wartime drive
The New England Hospital for Women and Children campaign raised its total to 87 851 25 with yesterday 7126 added and two 1000 gifts. Dr David D Brough lauded the hospital and its dispensary while Dr C Augustus Popes team led daily giving with 1140. The drive aims to pass 100 000 by week end as mail subscriptions grow.
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New England Hospital For Women and Children
William C. Williams
David D. Brough
City Department of Health
Curley
Brough
Boston
Melrose Plans 2000 Home Gardens
City committees report 1600 home gardens nearly ready for planting in Melrose and expect about 2000 gardens total after work. The gardens will cover about half of the city households.
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Melrose
Patriotic Festival Tonight at St Clement's West Somerville
The Sunday School Teachers Association of St. Clement's parish hosts a patriotic festival this evening at 8 o'clock in Hobb's Auditorium Davis Square. Rev Daniel F Desmond Sunday school director will give a brief address.
Freezone Magic for Corns and Calluses
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless ether based remedy to remove hard and soft corns or toe calluses. The small bottle promises immediate relief and easy lifting of loosened skin, claiming no pain or irritation and listing Edward Wesley Co. of Cincinnati as the genuine maker.
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Edward Wesley Co
Cincinnati, O
Shun Cupid to Live Long Says 91 Year Old Miss Palmer
Cambridge woman Miss Sarah T. Palmer, aged 91, hosts an informal birthday reception at 12 Kirkland Street. She attributes her longevity to single life, regular habits, and a worry free disposition. Miss Palmer follows world events closely and ranks President Wilson among great leaders.
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Cupid
Sarah T. Palmer
Kirkland Street
Cambridge
Miss Palmer
Russia
Germany
Wilson
Robinson Palmer
Maine
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