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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
12
The College of Business Administration at Boston University announces Delta Mu Delta eligible students with A averages in at least one third of work and no failures. Class lists include names from 1921 1922 and 1923 with numerous recipients across multiple cohorts.
The fragment lists individuals M. Bradford Joseph Lanregrew Earl Baker Thurlow C. Haunton Henry G. Roeskes Philip Richardson Abraham Baker and Guy M. Dowlin, suggesting a notice or roster. No further context provided.
I. V. A. Waite of New York, formerly with the Chase National Bank and the American relief administration abroad, has been assigned to organize work in Massachusetts for the European Relief Council campaign. The effort seeks 25 million dollars to aid undernourished children in eastern and central Europe.
The southern slopes of the mountains are noted for frequent forest fires, drawing attention to fire risk and the need for monitoring and prevention measures during dry seasons.
The Massachusetts League of Women Voters fair closed its second day at Copley Plaza with dancing and bridge events. Proceeds support child and civic welfare efforts as the fair continues tonight with gifts and dancing from 9 to midnight.
A humorous practice scene shows polo players mounted on oversized hobby horses. The riders adopt ground stance and ball positioning as they would on real horses, aiming to simulate game posture and stroke technique.
Will Davis Jr offers ten dollars for each of two records featuring Jessie Bartlett Davis singing Oh Promise Me and Erminie selections. He seeks help to locate the recordings for his grandchildren, asking A M Sheehan of the Globe Theatre to provide information.
Street car traffic on Dudley street near the Elevated station was halted for 15 minutes when an inbound trolley door struck a delivered wagon hub. James Smart of 12 Vall street South Boston drove the wagon and two men on the driver’s seat were jolted as horse and vehicle became tangled. No injuries reported. wagon and car damage slight.
Governor Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge visited Northampton to vote in the city election. They were greeted by cheering residents as they entered the polling place while Election Officer Guilford questioned Mrs. Coolidge about a Washington residence. She quipped they would find a corner there if needed.
The police superintendent Crowley and Registrar Goodwin announce a $3 fine for jaywalking with Municipal Court backing to deter the practice. They state pedestrians may walk in streets by choice, but must heed police orders to move for safety.
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