1920 Meet of BU Trustees Elects New Members
The Boston University trustees held an afternoon meeting in the Faculty Room of the College of Liberal Arts. President L H Marlin reported the year’s budget surpasses one million dollars and enrollment now exceeds 800, up from 1500 previously. New trustees elected include Robert W Atkins Elmer J Bliss Horace A Carter B Preston Clark Lyford A Merrow Frank Remick Addison Winship Ernest B Dane Alfred R Meyer Robert S Potter and Walter Tufts. The treasurer’s report showed over 350000 received in the past year with 312000 for permanent funds and 38000 for current expenses.
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Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
L. H. Marlin
Robert W. Atkins
Elmer J. Bliss
Horace A. Carter
B. Preston Clark
Lyford A. Merrow
Frank Remick
Addison Winship
Ernest B. Dane
Alfred R. Meyer
Robert S. Potter
Walter Tufts
Rabbi Rubenovitz Eulogized At Temple Mishkan Tefila
Boston Jews gather at Temple Mishkan Tefila Roxbury for the 10th anniversary of Rabbi H H Rubenovitz occupancy. A speaker praises his pulpit tenure and the growth of the congregation from a handful to over 350 members. A purse of gold is presented to the rabbi and Mrs Rubenovitz after the remarks.
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H. H. Rubenovitz
Moreland Street
Roxbury
New England
Boston
Rubenovitz
Mishkan Tefila
Temple Mishkan Tefila
Sisterhood
Young People’s Society
Mothers’ Club
Rubenov
Policeman Awarded for Capture of Rum Runner
Patrolman Leonard O'Connell of Field's Corner division was commended at roll call for capturing an alleged rum runner at gunpoint and for resisting bribes during the arrest.
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Leonard O’connell
Field’s Corner
Receiver sought for M. P. Brundige Elevator Company
Application for a receiver for the M. P. Brundige Company Inc elevator maker of this city was filed in Federal Court yesterday. Judge Anderson set a hearing for next Wednesday morning. Petitioners include The Western Electric Company of this city and New York and The Automatic Switch Company of New York.
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M. P. Brundige Company, Inc
Anderson
Western Electric Company
New York
The
Automatic Switch Company of
Lloyd George outlines limited martial law in Ireland
The Irish area under martial law excludes igm and other regions but may be extended if needed. Lloyd George offered safe conduct to Sinn Fein MPs not involved in crimes while promising amnesty only after peace returns, aiming to negotiate with Sinn Fein amid opposition.
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Igm
Lloyd George
Commons
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Sinn
London
Lloyd George Unveils Double Plan for Ireland
In the House of Commons Lloyd George outlines martial law in parts of Ireland to crush arms groups and violence while offering safe conducts to Sinn Fein MPs not implicated in crimes to push for talks. He says negotiations were in motion via intermediaries and a peace settlement is sought with all Irish factions.
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London
Associated Press
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Lloyd George outlines twofold policy on Irish peace talks
In a speech the British premier admits talks with intermediaries while denying cabinet negotiations with Sinn Fein. He notes Galway County Council's return to constitutional methods, pledges safe conduct for elected Irish MPs, and says the government will pursue peace while intensifying action against violence. He cites Father O Flanagan’s repudiated Sinn Fein telegram and seeks priestly cooperation to disarm and prepare talks toward unity and stability.
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Bers
Commons
Lloyd George
United Kingdom
Ireland
Great Britain
Galway County
Sinn Fein
Mr. Lloyd George
Father O’flanagan
Sinn Fe
Galway
House of Commons
Father O'Flanagan
Mean barometer and thermometer readings reported
The report lists mean barometer 0.00055 and mean temperature 6. C with various garbled values. Mean dew point 54.0 and mean relative humidity 4.00. Maximum temperature 38.00 and minimum 82.00 with total precipitation 14. J. W. SMITH, Meteorologist.
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J. W. Smith
Famous Cats of New England Detained Immigrant Station Cat Frufella
The renowned shipboard cat Frufella, dubbed the international cat, has spent two years in detention at the immigration station after being found aboard the Canopic as a stowaway. She understands many languages but none, and journalists note she may be Italian from pasta tasting days.
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Frufella
Frutella
Mary Nahandian
Mary
New York City
L. McManus
E. 71St Street
Father John
No Decision On Wage Cut In Fall River Mills
In Fall River, 36 000 textile workers and mill owners met behind closed doors with the Cotton Manufacturers Association to discuss wage reductions. After a three hour session, James Tansey said no decision or proposal was presented and the matter remains in abeyance.
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Fall River
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
James Tansey
American Federation of Textile Operatives
Tansey
Deaths Emerson In Beachment
Elsie J. Emerson 72 died at her residence 190 Bradstreet Ave. Funeral services Sunday at 1 30 p m. Relatives and friends invited to attend from her late home.
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Emerson
Beachment
Dee
Elsie J. Emerson
Bradstreet Ave
Soft coal price drops in Manchester to 12.50 a ton
Manchester New Hampshire December 10 soft coal fell five dollars to 12.50 a ton as mills and factories remain idle. Stove coal remains high and hard to obtain.
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Manchester
N. H
Murphy Discharged After Private Roxbury Court Hearing
Thomas Murphy of 37 Woodford Street Dorchester was discharged today at a private Roxbury District Court hearing before Judge Ahearn after being arrested in connection with an assault on Davis Weinstein a tailor on Dudley Street who was badly beaten.
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Thomas Murphy
Woodford Street
Dorchester
Davis Weinstein
Dudley Street
Ahearn
Roxbury
Lamont outlines six adaptable business rules for contraction era
Thomas W. Lamont of J. P. Morgan & Co. urged six formulas for businessmen amid contraction and uncertainty. He advised not to panic, to meet contracts, accept losses, treat clients fairly, uphold ethics and fair practices, and consider workers’ welfare as integral, stating that fundamentally American business is sound.
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New York
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
Catholic Club Communion Breakfast at St Marys Cambridgeport
Members of the M I T Catholic Club will attend the 9 o’clock mass at St Marys Church Cambridgeport and after mass breakfast is to be held in the gymnasium of St Marys Catholic Association. Professor Lord of Harvard will speak with others at the breakfast and the Christmas donation appeal will be made by Rev M J Scanlan. Contributions of money or clothes benefit the Catholic Charitable Bureau in Boston.
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M. I. T. Catholic Club
St.Mary’s Church
Cambridgeport
St. Mary’s Catholic Association
Lord
History Department
Harvard University
M. J. Doody
St. Mary's
William P. McNamara
M. J. Scanlan
Catholic Charitable Bureau
Tremont Street
Boston
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