Harvard Enrolls 6078 Students From 42 Countries
Harvard's current enrollment reaches 6078 with students from every U S state and 42 foreign countries and four possessions. Massachusetts leads with 234 students, New York 719, others follow. country counts include Canada 74, China 54, Japan 20, South Africa 16, France 12, and India 12.
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Couple Observes Golden Wedding at Home in Wyoming
At their Wyoming Avenue home in Wyoming a couple celebrated a golden wedding anniversary. The Bishop family marked four generations with twelve children seventeen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Mrs Bishop is noted as a Gold Star mother for losing a son in World War I. The couple appeared hale and received many gifts and congratulations.
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Christmas Dinner at Boston Masonic Club
Members of the Boston Masonic Club gathered yesterday at the Manage Club on Beagon for a Christmas dinner. They were entertained by a choir from the Cathedral Church of St. Paul who sang hymns and carols. A second dinner and celebration is planned today by the club’s entertainment committee including Waldo Hobart Dr Wilfred Wilson and Osgood T Beán.
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Pelletier Trial Opens Tomorrow Before Highest Court
The trial of District Attorney Pelletier on charges of misfeasance nonfeasance and malfeasance in office will begin tomorrow morning at 9:30 before the Supreme Judicial Court.
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Prosecution Sets Five Cases in First Group
Five cases listed by Dorothy Cote Merrill Wet Joe Berman Isaac Gordon and John Prendergast will form the first group of prosecutions. The Attorney General says the alien must provide a list of additional cases for the defense to review. The Supreme Court denied motions to dismiss on jurisdiction and pre election acts by Pelletier. Reed plans to save exceptions on constitutional grounds, signaling a possible U.S. Supreme Court appeal if convicted.
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Pelletier Cote Case Set for Early Trial in High Profile Proceedings
The Dorothy Cote case, likely the first to be tried, features Pelletier charged under multiple statutes for conspiring with Daniel H. Coakley to influence Cote over a disputed automobile possession. Prosecution led by Attorney-General Allen, with Reed as defense counsel, and Bar Association support anticipate a two to three week trial with intense courtroom activity.
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