Wood Tours Harvard as Cadets Open Military Course
Major-General Leonard Wood addressed 1100 Harvard regiment members at the Union in Cambridge. He praised military training as vital and urged continued preparedness, noting Yale Dartmouth Williams and UPenn show growing interest. President Lowell urged attendance at summer camps. Capt Cordier presided.
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Tech Architects to Hold Smoker Tonight
The Architectural Society of Technology will hold a smoker in the Pierce building studio. Charles D. Maginn of the firm will speak on Some Phases of Modern Architecture and display pen and ink renderings, including designs for Notre Dame Academy in the Fenway.
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Notre Dame Academy
Fenway
Boston Bishop outlines church pension plan for efficiency
Bishop Lawrence addressed a large Boston gathering at the City Club explaining the church pension fund aims for efficiency. He described the proposed $5,000,000 fund and how it would work, continuing his education campaign on the scheme.
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Church pension fund drive aims to raise 5 million
The bishop urged a 5 million dollar church pension plan funded by annual 7 percent parish contributions. He stressed an educational, not whirlwind, campaign seeking large gifts from within 300 miles of New York and broader outreach to the west and south. J Grafton Minot introduced Bishop Lawrence as Suffragan Bishop Babcock joined the head table.
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Funeral for notable ex convict Mark Shinborn Thursday
Funeral services for the late Mark Shinborn will be held Thursday afternoon from the Grant undertaking rooms. The man, labeled as a famous international ex con and bank looter, reportedly stole nearly 2,500,000 during his life and died penniless and practically friendless.
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Hillquit foresees socialist resilience after war allied win
In a New York interview Morris Hillquit, leader of American socialism, argues the movement persists beyond conflict. He says socialism is economic and cooperative, with unity among varied approaches. He predicts postwar upheaval will revive and intensify socialist aims, regardless of which side wins. He cautions Germany’s socialist shift and notes peacetime job needs and relief programs will fuel demands. He also discusses religion within socialism and denies major doctrinal changes.
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Portrait of Morris Hillquit The Socialist Leader
The piece portrays Morris Hillquit, socialist leader, as calm and deliberate, contrasting with stereotypes of I W W ties to violence. It notes his monist views, distinct speech, and poised, steady demeanor with a hint of quiet humor as he responds to questions about Helen Keller.
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Stripes Reign This Season in Shirts and Clothes
White self figured Madras appeals as a variation from stripes, but stripes still dominate this season in shirts and clothes.
Funeral Services for Rev John P Cuffe Held in Atlantic Church
Funeral services for the Rev John P Cuffe were held yesterday morning at Sacred Heart Church Atlantic with large attendance. A police detail from Quincy helped prevent overcrowding as clergymen from many Boston churches joined in the ceremonies. The body was taken to Salem for burial.
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McCall Civil Service Statement Praised by Belcher
Robert W. Belcher of New York City secretary of the Municipal Civil Service Commission told the Massachusetts Civil Service Association at the City Club that Governor McCall issued one of the finest and most advanced civil service messages in years.
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New York City
Valentines For The Sick From Vermont Children
Ward 5 at the Chil dren's Hospital gratefully received valentines handmade by Mrs. W. M. Goodrich's children in South Pomfret Vermont. The Post delivered about fifty valentines to the young patients and carried Mrs. Goodrich's note requesting they be given to the hospital children.
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Body found in ruins of Middlesex Company storehouse
Lowell Feb 14 The body of Charles Daly who was last seen in the Middlesex Company storehouse shortly before a fire damaged the building on January 29 was found in the ruins today.
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