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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1914

Page

5

Navy Yard to Expend $1,250,000 in Coming Year

Washington dispatch notes Charlestown navy yard will gain about 1.25 million dollars in the next fiscal year for public works and docks. An additional 150 thousand is expected to cover building ways for the supply ship project. Officials had sought around 200 thousand for improvements, but were limited by the supply ship award and earlier cross-offs.

Washington Boston Navy Yard Charlestown Naval Construction Board Charlestown Navy Yard

Harvard Students Rally to Raise 1 Million Gym Fund

Hustling committees from Harvard mobilize to collect the initial 25 000 pledged by undergraduates for a new 1 million gymnasium on the Charles River. Class leaders and alumnae committee heads including Hamilton Fish Jr and L Parson coordinate canvassing across senior to freshman classes to deliver cash, with two weeks expected to complete the canvass.

Harvard Charles River Hamilton Fish, Jr L. Parson Cambridge John Wentworth Joseph Garland Stanley B. Pennock T. 8. Murphy Cyril I. Damon Robert H. Stiles E. Howell Foreman Samuel M. Felton, Jr Flomer L. Sweetser H. M. Bliss C. A. Coolidge, Jr J. A. Douglas G. A. Parsons H. Wentworth

Reserve Bank Men Are Back From Western Tour

Washington February 18 The Federal Reserve Bank organization committee returned to Washington after a five weeks national tour. It announced that selection of reserve cities and district boundaries would wait for careful review of trip data. The committee found the country prosperous and noted banker and business interest in the new system. McAdoo said the Treasury would aid crop-moving needs if the system was not ready in time.

Washington Federal Reserve Bank Organization Committee Federal Reserve McAdoo Treasury Department

Supposed Drowned Returns Home to Los Angeles

Lucien A Ganahl, son of a Los Angeles real estate and lumber dealer, who was believed drowned after falling from a steamer five months ago, has returned home. He had wandered the coast suffering aphasia and was found in Arizona two weeks ago, according to his brother Gaston Ganahl.

Los Angeles Lucien A. Ganahl Arizona Gaston Ganahl

Tufts Juniors Hold Third Annual Banquet at Thorndike

Tufts College junior class hosted their annual banquet at Hotel Thorndike with Harold E. Hadley of Cambridge as toastmaster. Speakers included Professors Cobb and Smith, Rev. Marvin, Captain-elect Angell, Edgar R. Commee, and Walter F. Kelley.

Tufts Tufts College Thorndike Harold E. Hadley Cambridge Phillip H. Cobb Richard C. Smith R. K. Marvin Angell Edgar R. Commee Cliftondale Walter F. Kelley Roxbury

Catholic groups plan events at St Peter and St Joseph

The Married Women's Sodality of St Peter's Dorchester plans to open a new Ro nan building Monday with Rev Peter Ronan honored. St Joseph's Academy in Brighton will be open Saturday with alumnae entertainments and sales to fund the educational section. A banquet for Mrs Alice C Maloney is set for Tuesday at Quincy House, with final committee meeting Sunday at Mrs Mary A Reddington's home. The Boston Catholic Literary Association will stage annual performances at Gordon's Theatre Chelsea next week.

St. Joseph's Academy Cambridge Street Brighton New Academy Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association Alice C. Maloney Archdiocese Quincy House Mary A. Reddington Broadway South Boston Fast Boston Catholic Literary Association Gordon's Theatre Chelsea

Yale Student Charged With Thefts From Chums

Yale sophomore Albert K. Rumsey 19 of St Louis Missouri was arrested in New Haven charged with thefts from dormitory rooms. He allegedly traded stolen cameras at a local store for unknown consideration as police investigate other possible thefts among Yale students.

New Haven

Man Held on Theft Charge After Confession

Rumsey is held on bonds for a city court hearing tomorrow after police report he admitted stealing. He desired a camera and money is involved in the transaction.

Rumsey

Parsons and Miss Joan C. Wed at Jamaica Plain Church

James A. Parsons of 18 Granite Avenue Dorchester and Miss Joan C. were reported to be married yesterday afternoon at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Jamaica Plain.

Church of the Blessed Sacrament Jamaica, Plain James A. Parsons Granite Avenue Dorchester Joan C

Marriage at 17 Sunnyside Street Jamaica Plain

Mulcahy of 17 Sunnyside Street Jamaica Plain married with only relatives and immediate friends present. The bride was attended by bridesmaid Miss May Malley and best man Frank L. Peckham of Washington, D. C. Gasolene Gus and Dolly Dimple comics in the next Sunday Post. Don't miss them.

Gasolene Gus Dolly Dimple

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