B U Christmas Fair Attracts Big Crowd
Hundreds of parents students and friends crowded the Boston University College of Secretarial Science hall and clubhouse for the Christmas fair and house warming. The Japanese tea room served by secretaries in costumes competed with tables of gifts and crafts while open houses showcased clubs. Dancing featured in the evening with Miriam Scott of Leicester as student chairman.
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Boston University College of Secretarial Science
B. A
Miriam Scott
Leicester
VETS' BONUS IN THREE MONTHS
Indianapolis report says Congress will enact the Veterans Adjustment Compensation Bill within ninety days. Senator McCumber and Representative Fordney assure National Commander MacNider that action is urgent due to the financial condition of many ex servicemen.
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Indianapolis
Congress
Hanford MacNider
The
American Legion
McCumber
Senate
Fordney
Michigan
MacNider
Lemuel Bolles
the Legion
House
British Premier Lloyd George Seeks World Economic Initiative
Foreign diplomats at the arms conference report Lloyd George preparing to lead global economic affairs. They believe Washington will not call an international economic meeting, at least in the near future, based on inquiries made here.
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Washington
Associated Press
David Lloyd George
British plan to cancel war debts eyed by diplomats
The British Prime Minister Lloyd George is reportedly planning to cancel inter allied debts owed to Britain by Italy Belgium France Russia and other Balkan allies amounting to over two billion sterling. The move would not renew the U S debt cancellation idea but may pave the way for conditions including France forgiving allied debts to her and reducing German reparations.
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Italy
France
Belgium
Russia
Balkan
Lloyd George
Wilson
United States
Great Britain
England
Austen Chamberlain
Robert Horne
Germany
Worthington Evans
One Fourth of GM Stockholders Are Women
A report notes that women constitute one fourth of the stockholders of the General Motors Company, highlighting gender representation among investors in the firm.
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General Motors Company
Four-Power Pacific Treaty Signed With Reservations
The four-power Pacific treaty was formally signed by the United States Britain Japan and France with a written reservation to keep pacific mandates and domestic questions out of its scope. The signing occurred in the secretary of state’s ante room without ceremony and the American copy goes to President Harding for Senate submission. Dancing Tibetan women with jewelry and toiletry chatelains are also noted in a separate description.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Pacific
Pacific Islands
Secretary of State
Friendly Frenchman and German Prize Winners Shake Hands
Nobel ceremonies in Stockholm featured Anatole France and Professor Walter Nernst sharing a moment of friendship. The Nobel committee chairman called the gesture symbolic of Nobel’s dream that prizes unite a Frenchman and a German.
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Stockholm
Gustave
Anatole France
Walter Nernst
University of Berlin
Nernst
Nobel Committee
Nobel
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College of Secretarial Science
Boston University
Eleanor Farrell
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Miss Marguerite Greer
Legion
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Pengence
Weis
Bini
Filene
Paris
Paris Point
Spear
Filene’s
Christmas Club
Tennyson
Story & Clark
Lord
Ecrase
Malacca
Filene’s—mall
Athena
Atheny
Southern Wear
Filene’s — Mall
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