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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
7
Secretary Denby asked Congress to extend the naval militia as part of the naval reserve force through June 30, 1923. The request aims to maintain organized readiness and integration with the fleet as the era's maritime services evolve.
Joseph Smith of the Boston Globe was elected editor in chief of the Newspaper Club at its 87th annual banquet at the Boston Yacht Club. Frank Bowker of the Winston Transcript was named managing editor and William A. Swan perpetual reporter. The event featured unanimous votes and speeches from notable New England newspapermen.
The Boston Poultry Show ends tonight at Mechanics Building with over 95000 attendees overall. Judges awarded 100 champion cups to top birds including Rhode Island Red males and Buff Plymouth Rocks with winners from Concord Greenwood Bar Harbor and Bound Brook among others. Pens from Canada California and Texas participated and a Rhode Island white pen travelled the longest distance from Canutillo Texas.
The Villard will leaves $50,000 to Harvard Law School and records of his financial career to the Harvard commission on Western history. After the commission dissolved last year the records were placed in Widener Library for study by economics and Westward history students. Villard founded and led General Electric and North American Company and held presidencies at several railroads.
The Great Jansen agreed to attempt his famous sawing illusion for Marjory Weston of Cambridge but she withdrew from the challenge citing safety and performer concerns.
Arthur D. Healey was installed as commander of the Somerville Post American Legion last night at the post headquarters.
The New England Association of Cleaners and Dyers holds its annual convention at the Westminster Hotel next Monday and Tuesday.
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