Senior Class Heads Chosen at Harvard Election
Harvard yesterday chose senior class officers with nine of thirteen winners from the Bay State. Myles Baker of Cambridge won class secretary in a tight race against George V. Smith of Richmond Hill. The Class Day Committee includes Edward Goode of Boston and Archibald Macomber of Newton. five football players join the seven member panel.
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Massachusetts
Harvard
The
Bay
Myles Baker
Cambridge
Theorge V. Smith
Richmond Hill
J. E
Baker
Aker
Edward Goode
Boston
Goode
Back Bay
Arke Macomber
Newton
Harold Cabot
Concord
Ammi ‘Ntter
Salem
Frederick Whiteside
Portland
Ore
Sitehell Gradwick
Lynnwood
N. Y
Arthur Conlon
Winchester
John Crocker
Fitchburg
Charles Rierney
Dorchester
Fred Hovey
Montclair
N. J
Louis McCagg
New York City
Melville Baker
Wellesley Hills
Harvard Crimson
Gifts for Patients in Federal Hospitals
The American Red Cross will present Christmas rememberances to every sailor or soldier patient in Naval hospitals at Newport and Portsmouth and in the Army hospital at Fort Banks. The New England division Camp Service sent out 150 gift packages containing fiction, games, cigarettes, stationery and a pencil.
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American Red Cross
Naval
Newport
R. I
Portsmouth
N. H
Army
Fort Banks
Winthrop
New England
The
Red Cross
O Brien Girls Stage Santa Fundraiser for $100 Boost
The O'Brien Girls from the O'Brien School of Dancing staged a charity party at William H. O'Brien's hall in Huntington Avenue raising more than $1 for Post Santa. Teachers Mary Boyle Anna Forsyth Betty Han levy Helen Carey Edna Baker and Helen Dugan led a crowd of attendees with performances by Alice O Brien six years old Helen Gahagan ten and dance displays by Joseph Schilander and Mabel Cook.
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Post Santa Claus
O’brien
O'Brien School of Dancing
Huntington Avenue
William H. O’brien
Helen Carey
Edna Baker
Helen Dugan
Alice O Brien
Helen @Gahagan
Joseph Schilander
Mabel Cook
Harvard to Erect Memorial For Fallen Harvard Men
Harvard University plans a memorial for 372 Harvard men who died in the war. A committee proposes ideas including a dormitory quadrangle a new chapel and an auditorium athletic building for mass meetings and Class Day. Artist John Singer Sargent will paint two memorial panels for Widener Library walls. Names of the fallen will be placed in the dormitories where they studied. Another plan calls for a 4000 seat indoor auditorium and athletic facility. A new chapel is also proposed to replace the Appleton chapel that cannot accommodate Sunday services.
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Harvard University
Harvard
John Singer Sargent
Widener Library
Appleton
Motor Cars Needed to Transport Wounded Vets to Matinee
Boston soldiers wounded or gassed from World War I seek motor transport to attend a Tremont Theatre Christmas matinee. Owners willing to loan cars should call Harold D. Bornstein at 664 Commonwealth Avenue Back Bay 928 to arrange pickup from army hospitals.
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World Way
Boston Army Reconstruction
Tremont Theatre
Shoe Workers Decline Arbitration Proposal
The United Shoe Workers of America joint council in Lynn voted to reject arbitration offered by Charles F. Sprague, former Lynn Chamber of Commerce president, proposing a settlement between manufacturers and workers.
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Joint Council of the United Shoe Workers of America
Lynn
Charles F. Sprague
Lynn Chamber of Commerce
Liquor Charge Against Curran Hotel Clerk
Joseph Donovan aged 38 of 2932 Washington Street, a clerk for Edward Curran at Curran Hotel on 1h Beach Street, was arrested last night by Captain Charles T. Reardon and Inspector George Patterson on a liquor law violation charge.
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Joseph Donovan
Washington Street
Edward Curran
Curran
Beach Street
Charles T. Reardon
George Patterson
Police
Attleboro Love Triangle Sees Man Plead for Child
In Attleboro Nellie Mills accuses Joseph Isaia of North Attleboro of being the father of her seven months old baby. Isaia, in the Fourth District Court, begged to take the child home to his bride of six weeks who would gladly mother the child and give it every possible care and attention because she loves him and he loves her.
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Attleboro
Fourth District Court
Joseph Isaia
North Attleboro
Nellie Mills
Mills Case Reveals Love Triangle and Paternity Adjudication
Miss Mills testified she and Isaia were sweethearts and planned to marry, but Isaia wed Annazita Pirone after a brief courtship. Isaia admitted paternity, agreed to marriage if legal, and was ordered to pay three dollars weekly for the child. The judge investigated Mills’s marital status and kept the child with the mother.
Reconciled at court as alimony dispute sparks brawl
In Chicago a judge urged reconciliation between Claude M Owens and his divorced wife over Mrs Owens 40 monthly alimony. The scene ended with a court door scene as the couple and lawyers exited amid a chaotic clash involving nails and hatpins, requiring bailiffs.
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Chicago
United News
Joseph Sabath
Claude M. Owens
Etching Company of America
Owens
Two Men Held for Larceny of Clothes
Inspectors Kilday and Murphy arrested William C. Rogers aged 22 and John Raferty aged 21, both of 433 Shawmut Avenue South End, on larceny charges. They allegedly stole four suits valued at 140 dollars and one cent valued at 28 dollars from Louis Bonsch of 185 West Canton Street on November 28. The pair were booked as suspicious persons before sufficient evidence led to larceny charges.
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Kilday and Murphy
William C. Rogers
John Raferty
Shawmut Avenue
South End
Louis Bonsch
West
Canton Street
Abduction Claim Ties New Jersey Boatman to Missing Daughter
Mrs. Arthur Davey of Edgewater New Jersey travels to New York with a police aid request after her 17 year old daughter Ivy disappears warning of a warrant for Arthur Ainscough a 34 year old boatman. Ainscough allegedly has a police record and a wife in New Bedford Massachusetts. Mrs Davey fears Ivy is restrained by the suspect and remains devoted to home.
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New York
Arthur Davey
Undercliff Avenue
Edgewater
N. J
New York City
The
Police Department
Ivy
Hdgewater
Arthur Alinscough
Davey
Funeral of Justice Meehan Draws Many from Boston Courts
Many at the funeral of William P. Meehan special justice of the West Roxbury court. Justices from Greater Boston and members of the Suffolk County bar attended at St Theresa's Church. Services led by Rev John F Broderick. Bearers included Judge Duff and Henry K H Ballou. Presiding Justice John Perrins Jr and Clerk Edward W Brewer attended. Burial at St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Greater Boston
Suffolk County Bar
William P. Meehan
Houston Street
West Roxbury
West Roxbury Court
St. Theresa's Church
John
FP Broderick
Duff
Central Court
Henry KH. Ballou
William J. Drew
John L. Gebha
Hayes Healing Honey Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief
To Stop a Cough Quick take Hayes Healing Honey. It stops the tickle heals the throat and cures the cough. A free box of Grove's O-Pen-Trace Salve for chest colds head colds and croup is enclosed with every bottle.
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Hayes
GROVE
Home Furnishing Sale at UNIQUE BEDDING & FUR NITURE CO
We offer 75 high grade parlor and living room suites at a low price to be sold before year end. Trade in old parlor furniture. Hundreds of other bargains available before stock runs out at 927 Wash, &J., Boston.
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Unique Bedding & Furniture CO
Wash, &J
Boston
Mass
Girl Husband Says Wife Knew She Was a Woman
Associate Justice Farrell at Somerville police court yesterday heard Ethel Kimball, titled husband of a woman, admit making false oath to a marriage license. She pleaded guilty and the case was continued for sentence with the wife to testify about the incident.
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Farrell
Somerville Police Court
Ethel Kimball
Ethel
Congress Delays Anti-Lynching Bill Until After Holidays
United News reports Democrats in the House defer action on the anti lynching bill until after the Christmas recess. Their filibuster ended successfully, delaying the measure and extending debate over the controversial legislation.
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Washington
Dec
United News
House
Republicans Delay Anti-Lynching Bill After Quorum Break
After leaving the chamber the House lacked a quorum and could not proceed. Democrats Garrett of Tennessee and one other remained to answer roll calls as the sergeant-at-arms gathered members and doors were locked. A later quorum was reached but adjournment followed, with Republicans agreeing the bill would not pass now to honor a campaign pledge and a White House request from President Harding.
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Garrett
Tennessee
Harding
Collision Spills Milk in Malden
An auto truck and a pleasure car collided at Mountain Avenue and Main Street in Malden, spilling a large amount of milk. James J. Gilgun of Maplewood owned the milk and the auto, Pietro Palimpio of Chelsea owned the truck. Both vehicles were badly damaged and the milk ruined.
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Malden
Mountain Avenue
Main Street
James J. Gilgun
Granite Street
Maplewood
Pietro Palimpio
Louis Street
Chelsea
Arrests Made In East Boston Storekeeper Assault
One youth is under arrest in connection with the hold up and attempted robbery of Michael Doherty a 66 year old crippled storekeeper at 218 Everett Street East Boston Monday night. Doherty was brutally attacked and beaten over the head with a revolver butt. Police expect to arrest other accomplices.
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Michael Doherty
Everett Street
East Boston
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Miss Mills
Charles C. Hagerty
Isaia
Annazita Pirone
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Justice Meehan
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Grafonola
Allston Allston Music Shop, Inc
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Placido Amaru & Company
Prince Street
American Supply Company, Inc
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Rast Phonograph Company
Causeway Street
Conclave Phonograph Company
Cornhill Conclave Phonograph Company
Stamford Street
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the Davis Company
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Massachusetts Avenue
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Central Souare
Pilgrim Talking Machine Company
Cambridge Street
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Saul A. Kouffa
Charlestown
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Music Shop
Broadway
Dorchester Centre
Codman Square
Gerardo de Gruttola
Maverick Square
S. Hirshberg & Son
Meridian Street
D. Levenson & Son
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J. W. Whitbrick Company
Hyde Park
the Waterman Company
Hyde Park Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Jamaican Plain Music Shop
Green Street
FF. N. Justin & Company
Malden Senate
Morris Kirshen
Cross Street
Faulkner Square
the Perkins Music Store
Auditorium
W. P. Downie
Maplewood Square
Newtonville Smith’s Music Store
Quincy
Henry L. Kineaide & Company
Hancock Street
Manganaro Music Company, Inc
Revere Revere Phonograph Company
Shirley Avenue
Roxbury Carbone Brothers Music Shop, Inc
Washington St
K. A. Dinsmore
Oscood's
Roxbury
Wash'ngton Street
Otsheld Music Shop
Blue Hil Avenue
H. Richmond
Somerville
Somerville Talking Machine Company
Davia
Sanare
Union Square
Swomey's Music Shop
Magoun Square
South
Carbone Brothers Music Shop, Inc
Broadyvewy
Waltham Bearce Music Store
Moody Street
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Somerset Avenue
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