Harvard Students Work To Fund College Costs
At Harvard, about one in five students contributed to expenses by working during term and summer. Last year earnings reached 77,826.96 dollars, though many workers did not report to the student employment office. Eight hundred eighty five students gained work through the office, with additional self‑secured jobs likely lifting totals into four figures. A top tier group earned 25,184 dollars from prestigious placements in Newport, Palm Beach, Atlantic City and similar locales, while others served as chauffeurs, clerks, tutors, ushers, camp counselors and more for steady profits.
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Harvard
Theummer
Newport
Palm Beach
Atlantic City
August Fur Selling a Great Success
The store reports record fur sales yesterday with more than double the business of the previous year. Prices were about half of last year, enabling four times as many customers to buy. Today features August savings on Hudson seal dyed muskrat marmot muskrat and raccoon furs and sought coats.
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Esterday
Women in Plymouth Honor First Lady and Pilgrim Mothers
A large crowd in Plymouth welcomed Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Coolidge as they joined New England women in a tribute to three centuries of maternal influence. Attendees wore period styles and gala attire, highlighting a cordial, historic procession and observant observers from Mrs. Harding’s party.
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New England
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Cape Cod
Calvin Coolidge
Channing Cox
Clarence Edwards
General Edwards
Speaker Gillett
Rose Standish
Lady Winthrop
Betty Allen
Two Down in Black Sox Case
In Chicago on August 1 United News reports two outs away from a verdict in the Black Sox trial. Judge Hugo Friend’s court heard defence motions as nine defendants await jury decision. State arguments claimed no crime given the ex post facto issue and challenged key witnesses Burns and Maharg.
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Chicago
United News
Black Sox
Hugo Friend
Henry Berger
White Sox
66Th Assembly
Berger
Witneses
Bill” Burns
William Maharg
Moonshine raid nets five gallons at Shawmut avenue store
Sergeant John McDonald of the East Dedham street police station raided Isaac Popkin’s shop at 24 Shawmut Avenue Sout Mad and confiscated five gallons of moonshine in pint and half pint bottles.
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John McDonald
Dedham Street
Isaac Popkin
Shawmut Avenue
Yankees Protest Over Cliff Markle Rights
Colonel Jacob Ruppert of the New York Americans protested to Commissioner Landis over Cliff Markle being used by the Cincinnati Nationals. The Yankees claim they never surrendered Markle’s rights after purchasing him from the Atlanta Southern Association club and farmed to Toledo then Atlanta.
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Landis
Cliff Markle
Cincinnati Nationals
Jacob Ruppert
New York Americans
Yankees
Reds
Markle
Waco
Toledo
Atlanta
Ruppert
Dugan threatens quitting if not sold by Athletics
Joe Dugan, the Athletics' missing third baseman, writes from New York that he will quit baseball unless sold or transferred. He walked off a game here last week after fan jibes, with Mack ready to fine him if he returns. The case is in Ban Johnson and Judge Landis's hands.
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Joe Dugan
Athletics
Connie Mack
New York Today
Dugan
Mack
Ban Johnson
Landis
Coast Team Chasing Hub Nine From Boston to San Diego
San Diego High of California pursues a national claim after a ball game with Cambridge Latin School. The Cantabs of Cambridge Latin boast 23 victories and no defeats and seek a trip to San Diego next spring to meet the Western champion. Five Cambridge Latin players are on the All Scholastic nine facing Pere Marquette this evening at the M street grounds in South Boston.
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Massachusetts
Cambridge Latin
Far West
Boston Post
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West Tech
High Nine
Greater Boston
Lane Tech High
Chicago
Pere Marquette
M Street
South
Boston
Pedestrian Crushed Between Automobiles in Boston
Michael Mulcahy aged 36 of 78 Huntington Avenue was struck and crushed between two cars at Dover and Washington streets last night after the first auto stopped short in slow traffic. The incident halted traffic as emergency crews tended him.
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Boston
Michael Mulcahy
Huntington Avenue
Dover
Washington Streets
Stuffy McInnes to Lecture on First Base at Harvard
At City Hospital Mulcahy received treatment for a fractured jaw and bruises after a clash. Stuffy McInnes heads to Harvard Friday to teach the Summer School baseball class how to play first base. Dan Kelly, leading a course for 92 high school coaches, has recruited big leaguers for demonstrations. Mails, ONeill and Sawyer of Tris Speaker's Indians have lectured on pitcher catcher and short stop, and Stuffy will share first base techniques.
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Springfield
O’neill
Sawyer
Tris Speaker
Indians
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