Harvard Football Team Honored Guests at Somerset Club
Harvard's championship squad was feted at the Somerset Club in Boston hosted by John H. Storer, father of captain Robert T. P. Storer. Coach Percy D. Haughton praised team unity and selfless effort, crediting the coaching staff and players for the season's success.
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Dedham Society Eyes Change From Horse Thieves to Auto Theft
After 103 years as a society deterring horse thieves, The Society in Dedham for the Apprehending of Horse Thieves may revise bylaws and constitution to target automobile thieves and theft of tires and auto parts.
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Dedham Horse Society Considers Reorganization At 108th Annual Meeting
President George F. Joyce urged a possible revival of the society's purpose, hinting at a shift from pure social life to community service while preserving its social side. The Dedham group, founded June 4, 1810, welcomed 230 members and elected 46 new members to reach a 517 total. The banquet included entertainment and moving pictures as officers were reappointed.
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Memorial Hall
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Joyce
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300 Women Take Police Examination in Chicago
Chicago women gathered at City Hall for a civil service fitness test for police women positions. Only 10 posts exist now, but more may open. incumbents, armed with small revolvers in their handbags, are temporary appointees needing a future civil service pass.
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City Hall
Civil Service
Believe Shooting Accident In Franklin Farmstead
Police incline to believe the account that the shooting was accidental. Albert Goldring 26 a boarder at the homestead is held in connection with the fatal shooting of Ernest Hilliard 19 the son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Hilliard at the Hilliard farmstead on the outskirts of town Saturday night.
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Ernest Hilliard
Nathan Hilliard
Hilliard
Young man shot and killed. revolver found at scene
Autopsy under Medical Referee Jones concludes the 38 calibre revolver caused instant death with bullet to the left breast. Authorities doubt self-inflicted wound as boy and Goldring gave conflicting accounts. Mrs Hilliard and Goldring alter stories as County Solicitor Murchie plans further inquiry.
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Hilliard
Goldring
Dr Charles W Eliot Sees Immigrant Rule Transformation Talk
Dr Charles W Eliot told Medford Unitarian Club that America will be ruled by European immigrants, criticizes Massachusetts factory conditions and the current education system, praises Gov elect Walsh, cites Harvard graduates versus Roumanian peasants, and notes declining birthrates due to urban factories and underpaid workers.
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Medford
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Eliot
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Walsh
Dr. Eliot
Harvard
Fire sweeps Devoe Tin Can plant at Hunter's Point
A large Devoe Tin Can Company factory at Hunter's Point, LIL, was destroyed by a blaze today causing about 150000 dollars in damage. The plant supplied cans for Standard Oil and the fire began with an explosion as workers were reporting for duty.
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New York
Devoe Tin Can Company
Hunter's Point
L.il
Standard Oil Company
Fall River Faces Major Strike Over 12 12 Percent Wage Increase
The Fall River Textile Council voted to refer the 12 12 percent pay raise demand to five textile unions after the Manufacturers' Association and Bertram H. Borden declined to grant it. Special union meetings are set for Wednesday as six to seven thousand mill workers fear a strike if no new hearing is held.
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Fall River Textile Council
Manufacturers’ Association
Bertram H. Borden
Fall River Iron Works Corporation
Textile Council
Manufacturers ‘Association
Thomas Taylor
Hills
Borden
Iron Works
Harvard Men Hear Progressivism Talk
William English Walling opened the season for Socialistic lectures at Harvard yesterday before 200 students in Hermanson Hall on Progressivism and After. He spoke on tendencies toward socialism in the United States.
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William English Walling
Harvard
Hmerson Hall
Washington Women Join Egg Boycotters
Washington housewives join a national egg boycott pledging not to buy eggs until prices drop. The campaign was launched by Mrs. Ellis A. Logan president of the Federation of Women's Clubs at a federation meeting.
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Washington
Ellis A. Logan
Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
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