Today’s Luncheons and Lectures See Regional Campus Talkes
Afternoon events feature Professor Archibald C. Coolidge of Harvard discussing Austria at a Twentieth Century Club luncheon. Other gatherings include alumnae and club luncheons, a Bryn Mawr lecture by Professor Charles Fenwick, and a Stane address on the future of American citizenship. Evening events include a Massachusetts Woman’s Hospital ball at Copley Plaza and a Woman’s Auxiliary dance at Whitney Hall Brookline, plus a reunion for the 301st Infantry at the First Corps Cadets Armory.
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Twentieth Century Club
Archibald C. Coolidge
Harvard
Austria
Boston
Mt. Holyoke Alumnae Association
Canadian Club
City Club
Bishop Hughes
Moorfield Storey
Charles Fenwick
Bryn Mawr College
League of Catholic Women
Notre Dame Academy
the Fenway
Joseph C. Stane
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Massachusetts Woman's Hospital
Copley Plaza
Womans Auxiliary
Whitney Hall
Brookline
301St Infantry
First Corps Cadets Armory
Dr Boos retracts slander claim in Burke Bartley murder case
Dr William F Boos Boston toxicologist is forced to issue a full retraction or face a 25000 suit after alleging handwriting and gunshot expert A H Hamilton damaged his credibility in the John A Burke Nelson W Bartley murder trial in Skowhegan Maine. The exchange follows a day of dramatic courtroom developments including overheard remarks and Hamilton seeking counsel to sue.
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Skowhegan
William F. Boos
Boston
A. H. Hamilton
John A. Burke
Nelson W. Bartley
Supreme Court
The
Maine Woods
Dr. Boos
W. R. Pattangall
Hammilton
William Fr. Boos
Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Sturgis
Dunn
Burke Witness Describes Night of Bartley Killing in Jackman
Mrs. Burke testifies she married a decade ago in Vermont and lived at a Jackman bungalow with her husband and a foster child. She recalls Nelson Bartley visiting, notes signatures on questioned notes, and describes Burke’s fatal wound as witnesses set to testify as rebuttal closes.
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Nelson W. Bartley
Sepha Moore
Bartley
Moose River
Dr. Boos
Burke
Portland
H. J. Hamilton
Auburn
N. Y
Flossie Burke
Mrs. Burke
Thomas Leigh
Nelson Bartley
Jackman
Leigh
Hancock's
French premier denounces railway strike as revolutionary
Paris Feb 27 Premier Millerand labeled the ongoing railroad strike a revolutionary movement in the Chamber of Deputies. He backed fast passage of a bill authorizing requisition of transport and said mobilization would be used as needed. He argued the strike is not a union or professional action.
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Paris
France
Millerand
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
M. Millerand
Yves le Trocquer
England
Japanese strife in Hawaii prompts call for naval aid
Senator Phelan urges Senate to keep its second deficiency bill amendment granting 300000 for repairing naval vessels to quell Hawaii unrest amid Japanese laborers strike sabotage. He cites saboteur fires and a Japanese warship aid as white planters resist. Havana tragedy follows as Mrs. Nancy Ashton dies in a train collision.
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Washington
Senate
House
Phelan
California
Hawaii
Japan
Customs Service
Chicago Speedway Hospital
Police insult protection bill rejected by judiciary committee
The bill petitioned by Police Commissioner Curtis to ban insults to officers on duty was turned down by the judiciary committee which filed a leave to withdraw report. Mayor Peters proposal to abolish the Boston licensing board and transfer duties to the health department also received an adverse report from the committee on cities.
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Curtis
Committee On Judiciary
Peters
Boston Licensing Board
Health Department
Committee On Cities
Army Stores Stay Open In South Boston
The army retail stores at South Boston will not close today as ordered from Washington. The mail order department will close tonight and all orders received by then will be filled. Over 250 reclaimed woolen blankets priced at $6 are selling this morning for $2.50 each. Large shipments of foodstuffs and supplies are anticipated next week.
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Army
South Boston
Glasgow
Washington
Maine Senator J Merrill Lord Dies Suddenly
PFARSONSFIELD Maine Feb 27 State Senator J Merrill Lord a well known lawyer and business man died this afternoon from heart disease a few hours after a noon meal and a telephone call with Judge of Probate S B Ayer of Biddeford He remained active despite heart trouble in the last two years and collapsed within an hour after dinner in his home.
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Pfarsonsfield
J. Merrill Lord
Lord
S. B. Ayer
Biddeford
Limerick Contest Winners Named by The Boston Post
Mrs Annie I Curtis of Haverhill Mass wins 150 for best ending to Limerick No 40. She is wife of Joseph D Curtis, shoe maker in Georgetown Mass. Consolation prizes go to William Peckham in Lexington Edwin Nichols in Enfield and Leonette Barnes in Milton.
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Annie I. Curtis
Marsh Avenue
Haverhill
Mass
Ww. E. Peckham
Hancock Street
Lexington
Edwin Nichols
Enfield
N. H
Leonette E. Barnes
Eliot Street
Milton
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Brookside Creamery
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Post
Boos
Frank N. Whittier
Bowdoin College
Br Cara
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Pattangall
Altyne Pattangall
Caza
Jackson
Skowhegan House
Patrick Badour
Herbert KE. Thompson
State Health Department
Augusta
Forrest (. Tyson
Augusta State Hospital
Anastasia
Greece
William Leeds
New York
Prince Christopher
Switzerland
Alexander
Mrs. Ashton
Havana
Nancy Ashton
New York City
Newport
Ashton
Edwin Beache
Sun
New York Herald
Boston Post
Bill
SFP
O Connor Eo
Tremont Street
Maine
Blues
George Sully & CO
Limerick
Daughter
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Haverhill, Mass
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