Bay State gets the big ship
Massachusetts has been assigned by the American Commission for Relief in Belgium the largest ship yet provided for the 25 states shipping foodstuffs to Belgians. Vice-Chairman Linden W Bates announced the Harpalyce now mid-Atlantic will reach Hampton Roads next week and then go to Boston for use by the Massachusetts and New England committee.
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Massachusetts
American Commission For Relief
Bel
Gium
Lindon W. Bates
Harpalyce
Mid- Atlantic
Hampton Roads
Boston
Massachusetts and
New England
Gloucester Mayor Leads Codfish Shipment for New England Cargo
Dried codfish will form a large portion of New England cargo. Mayor Harry Foster of Gloucester oversees this portion of the shipment. The ship John Hardy, about 6000 tons, is assigned to Maryland, while the Lynorta, of the same tonnage, will carry Virginia’s contributions. A telegram to the commission headquarters from the Kansas committee said 50 car-...
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New England
Harry ©. Foster
Gloucester
John Hardy
Maryland
Virginia
Commission
Kansas Committee
Illinois Committee Ships 19 Carloads of Food
A message from the Illinois committee says 19 carloads of food are being prepared for shipment from Illinois. The donations come from 980 counties in the state and are intended for relief efforts.
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Illinois Committee
Boston & Maine Officials Dine With Bank of Accountants Staff
President Hustis and Vice-President Hobbs led the Boston and Maine officials as guests of the accountants department at their second annual dinner. More than 400 employees attended the American House event with John F. Turner presiding and introducing the officials as they spoke brief remarks.
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Hustis
Hobbs
Boston & Maine Railroad
Accountants’ Department
American House
John F. Turner
Warring Soldiers' Poised Calm Away From Fire
Off the firing line the combatants show restraint and humanity as illustrated in next Sunday's Post. A glimpse into the contrast between battlefield ferocity and civilian poise reveals a nuanced human side of war.
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Sunday Post
Harvard Seniors Win Few Honor Offices in Commencement
Harvard seniors select candidates for commencement honors with the 1915 class ballot. Nearly all candidates for the first marshal ship are football players, indicating athletes dominate the top honorary posts as the June exercises approach.
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Harvard
Harvard Announces Marshal and Other Academic Nominees
Harvard selects six marshal candidates with athletes prominent among them Charles E. Brickley Hugo Francke Henry A. Murray John C. Talbott Walter H. Trumbull Jr and G Howland Shaw The nominees for treasurer Ivy orator poet and class orator join a diverse slate including Malcolm J Logan Thomas K Richards Cyril I Damon Lionel de Jersey Harvard and John Bovingdon The tradition favors the captain of the winning football team for first marshal with Storer and Wendell previous holders noted.
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Charles E. Brickley
Everett
Harvard
Hugo Francke
Cambridge
Henry A. Murray
New York
John C. Talbott
Milton
Walter H. Trumbull, Jr
Salem
G. Howland Shaw
Boston
Malcolm J. Logan
South Boston
Thomas K. Richards
Spokane
Wash
Cyril I. Damon
Honolulu
Hawaii
Ivy
Richard E. Connell
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harvard Lampoon
David S. Sigourney
Lionel de Jersey
London
England
Day Kimball
John Bovingdon
Watson M. Washburn
Devereux C
Yale
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