Harvard Leader Sees Washington Opposing League Idea
Dr A Lawrence Lowell, president of Harvard, told a New York mass meeting that George Washington likely did not favor a world league for nations for the same reason he opposed traffic regulation, since the problem did not exist then. He called Washington a great innovator and noted contemporaries resisted progress too.
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New York
League of Nations
George Washington
A. Lawrence Lewis
Harvard University
Washington
Lowell Pr
New British Cabinet Chosen by Premier
The premier announced the new British cabinet after a treasury statement tonight. Other government members will include officials named in the official release and further appointments to follow.
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of the Treasury
Britain names new wartime cabinet lineup
The new British cabinet includes Bonar Law Curzon Balfour Milner Geddes and Churchill in key posts. Sir Frederick Smith becomes lord chancellor and Sinha serves as under-secretary for India. Prothero Weir gain peerage. Geddes may head a ministry of ways and communications. The war cabinet remains until peace plans solidify.
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Andrew Bonar Law
House of Lords
Earl Curzon of
Kedleston
George Nicoll Barnes
Eric Geddes
F. E. Smith
Edward Shortt
Hamar Greenwood
Arthur J. Balfour
Cecil Bisshopp Harmsworth
Viscount Milner
Air Ministry
Winston Spencer
Churchill
Viscount Peel
War Office
Henry W Forster
India
Edwin S. Montagu
S. H. Sinha
the Admiralty
Walter Hume Long
Thomas J. McNamara
Board of Trade
Albert Stanley
W. E. Bridgeman
Department of Overseas Trade Development and Intelligence
Arthur Steel- Maitland
Foreign Affairs
Local Government Board
Christopher Addison
Stephen Walsh
Laborite
R. E. Prothero
H. A. L. Fisher
Ministry of Munitions
Ministry of Supply
Andrew Weir
George H. Roberts
J. P. Maclay
Robert Stevenson
Laming Worthington-Frans
Auckland Geddes
Duchy of Lancaster
Earl of Crawford
Alfred Mond
Gordon Hewart
Ernest Pollock
Albert Holden Illingsworth
Joseph Compton-Rickett
Austen Chamberlain
Ireland
Marshal Viscount French
James Ian MacPherson
Scotland
Robert Munro
Prothero
Frederick E. Smith
Earl Reading
United States
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
Mr. Lloyd George
Earl Curzon
Barnes
Eric
Lord Northcliffe
Robert Cecil
Robson Knocks Laurette Clean In First Round Fight
Tommy Robson of Malden Massachusetts defeated Walter Laurette claimant of the European welterweight championship in the first round of a scheduled ten round bout in Cleveland on January 10.
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Tommy Robson
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Walter ‘Laurette
Death of Prof Sabine Highlights Harvard Acoustics Leader
Professor Wallace Clement Sabine of Harvard, famed authority on architectural acoustics and longtime dean of the Lawrence Scientific School, died yesterday. Services will be held Monday at Appleton Chapel Cambridge, with his home at 48 Marlboro Street. He leaves a wife and two daughters Janet and Ruth. He had served Harvard since 1889 and influenced acoustics in major U S cities including Boston venues like Symphony Hall and Jordan Hall.
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Harvard
Lawrence Scientific School
Janet
Ruth Sabine
Sabine
America
Symphony Hall
Jordan Hall
Boston
Marlboro Street
Dean Shaler
Shaler
Hollis
Jefferson Physical Laboratory
Paris
Sixty Three U S Airmmen Rated As Aces At War End
The list names First Lieutenant Frank Luke Jr of Phoenix Ariz as second on the ace list with 18 victories. Major Victor Raoul Lufbery of Wallingford Conn, killed in action, ranks third with 17 victories and had been a member of the Lafayette Escadrille before joining the American Army.
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Frank Luke, Jr
Phoenix
Ariz
Victor Raoul Lufbery
Wallingford
World War Ace List Shows 12-Flight Leaders and Scores
Captain Reed G Landis of Chicago and First Lieutenant David E Putnam of Brookline Mass were killed in action and had 12 victories each. The roster lists numerous aces with 10 to 4 victories, including Fields Kinley Gravette Ark George A Vaughn Jr Brooklyn Jacques Michael Swaab Philadelphia Thomas G Cassady Chester E Wright Cambridge William P Erwin Chicago Elliott W Springs Lancaster Henry R Clay Jr Fort Worth several others across cities like Boston New York San Francisco and Dallas with ranks from First Lieutenant to Major and addresses or home towns where given.
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Chicago
David E. Putnam
Brookline
Mass
Fields Kinley
Gravette
Ark
George A. Vaughn, Jr
Brooklyn
Jacques Michael Swaab
Philadelphia
Thomas G. Cassady
Chester E. Wright
Cambridge
William P. Erwin
Elliott W. Springs
Lancaster
Penn
Henry R. Clay, Jr
Fort Worth
Tex
James A. Meissner
N. Y
Hamilton Coolidge
West Place
Boston
G. de T'oreest Larner
Washington
D. C
Paul Frank Baer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Frank O. D. Hunter
Savannah
Wilbert Wallace White
New York City
Clinton Jones
San Francisco
Cal
Reid M. Chambers
Memphis
Tenn
Harvey Cook
Toledo
Lansing G. Holden
New York
Karl Harold J. Schoon
Indianapolis
Wendell A. Robertson
Fort Smith
Leslie J. Rummell
Newark
N. J
Lloyd A. Hamilton
Burlington
Pittsfield
Boston School of Occupational Therapy Graduates Third Class
The Boston School of Occupational Therapy conferred diplomas on 33 graduates at Wentworth Institute yesterday afternoon. Led by Miss Sarah M. Lake, the dean, the class includes many Boston society girls and matrons who are prepared to teach bedside and curative occupations in newly established reconstruction hospitals. Major Frederic J. Cotton and Lt. Andre Morize spoke as Arthur L. Williston presided. A 14 member uniform aide group from Reconstruction Hospital attended, and graduates showcased carving, weaving, basketry, bookbinding, knitting, and other crafts.
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Sarah M. Lake
Arthur L. Williston
Wentworth Institute
Frederic J. Cotton
Reconstruction Hospital No. 10
Parker
New England Fliers Who Became Aces
Victor Raoul Lufbery of Wallingford Conn led the list with 17 enemy planes. David E. Putnam, Brookline MA, 12. Chester E. Wright, Cambridge MA, 9. Hamilton Coolidge, Boston MA, 8. Lloyd A. Hamilton, Burlington VT or Pittsfield MA, 7. James D. Beane, Concord MA, MIA, 6. Arthur R. Brooks, Framingham MA, 6. H R Buckley, Agawam MA, 5. James Knowles, Cambridge MA, 5.
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Wallingford
Conn
David E. Putnam
Brookline
Mass
Chester E. Wright
Cambridge
Hamilton Coolidge
West Place
Boston
Lloyd A. Hamilton
Burlington
Pittsfield
James D. Beane
Concord
Arthur R. Brooks
Framingham
H. R. Buckley
Federal Street
Agawam
James Knowles
Army Officers Listed With Ranks and Home Ports
A compiled roll lists numerous officers with ranks from Lieutenant Colonel to Second Lieutenant, including Wil liam Thaw Pittsburg Honesdale David McK Peterson Honesdale Penn Captain H R Buckley Agawam Major Charles J Biddle Philadelphia First Lieutenant James Knowles Cambridge Mass First Lieutenant James A Healey Jersey City N J First Lieutenant Innis Potter New York City First Lieutenant Francis M Symonds New York City First Lieutenant Joseph Fritz Wehner deceased New York First Lieutenant John Seerley Chicago First Lieutenant Edward M Haight Astoria N Y First Lieutenant Harold H George Niagara Falls N Y First Lieutenant George W Furlo Rochester Minn First Lieutenant Arthur E Easterbrook Fort Flagler Wash First Lieutenant Byrne Vo Baucom Milford Tex Second Lieutenant Harold McArthur address unknown Second Lieutenant J Sidney Owens Baltimore County Md
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William Thaw
Pittsburg
Honesdale
David McK. Peterson
Penn
H. R. Buckley
Federal Street
Agawam
Mass
Charles J. Biddle
Philadelphia
James Knowles
Cambridge
James A. Healey
Jersey City
N. J
Innis Potter
Francis M. Symonds
New York City
Joseph Fritz Wehner
New York
John Seerley
Chicago
Edward M. Haight
Astoria
N. Y
Harold H. George
Niagara Falls
George W.furlow
Rochester
Minn
Arthur E. Easterbrook
Fort
Draft Rules Revised by National Commission in 1918 Settlement
Cincinnati news notes the national commission revising its draft payment ruling. It recalls the Aug 28 notice that major league clubs need not pay immediately but must file promissory notes for collection to minor league clubs if a player reports for 20 days. The 1919 normal state prompts undoing notes by Feb 1, with replacements by checks. if not done, the draft is cancelled except for still serving military personnel.
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National Commission
Bruce
Army
Cleveland Pitcher Ed Klepfer Reports Health After Armistice
A letter from Ed h Klepfer, Cleveland pitcher, states no wounds were sustained in France and was written after the armistice. Cleveland fans infer Klepfer will be ready for work next season as he came through safely.
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Ed H Klepfer
Cleveland
France
Klepfer
Corps Girls in Athletics Carnival at Mechanics Building
In an indoor event hosted by the Women's Service Committee of the Supply Depot Quartermasters Corps, 150 female soldiers staged an athletic carnival. Four teams competed. warehouse led by Miss Rea Ferry won with 29 points, followed by stores division Amy Teafe with 18, zone executives Marie Brady with 17, and inspection Florence Heddler with 16. Participants included Mary Gallagher, Florence McIntire, Catherine Desmond, Rose Reynolds, Lucy Mahoney, Esther Gordon, Edith Braude, Gertrude Whalen, Fitsi Covner, Celia Braude, Flora Rubin, Sara Daniels, Marie Smith, and Gertrude Rosenstein. Referees were Mabel Young and Helen McCoy. supervisors included Esther Sanquist who managed supper details.
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Women’s Service Committee
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South Boston
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Marie Brady
Florence Heddler
Mary Gallagher
Florence McIntire
Catherine Desmond
Rose Reynolds
Lucy Mahoney
Esther Gordon
Edith Braude
Gertrude Whalen
Fitsi “Covner
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Flora B Rubin
Sara Daniels
Marie Smith
Gertrude Rosenstein
Elizabeth Wood
Marion Keefe
Anna Langan
Mabel Young
Helen McCoy
Esther Sanquist
Rachmaninoff Recital at Symphony Hall Delights Large Audience
Rachmaninoff gave his second concert of music for the pianoforte yesterday afternoon in Symphony Hall. A large and enthusiastic audience heard two sets of variations by Haydn and Beethoven in a Liszt-like style, with delicate phrasing but exaggerated contrasts. Godowsky's transcription of Caprice by Dandrieu was delicately done. The Gigue by Loeilly moved faster than Godowsky’s version with a marked rhythm. Tausig transcriptions from Scarlatti showcased his mastery of flowing and accented rhythms. The third group comprised Rachmaninoff's own pieces, including Polichinelle and Humoreske played by request, with Melodie praised for its Chopin-like sentiment and Tchaikovsky-like unrest. The Prelude in G sharp minor, also requested, holds a fixed place in his repertory. After Liszt's Second Rhapsodie, several encores were graciously added.
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Beethoven
Liszt
Godowsky
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King Dodon
Rimsky Korsakov
Chopin
Tschaikowsky
Burton Holmes Lectures On Yanks At Symphony Hall
Burton Holmes opened a lecture series in Symphony Hall titled With the Yanks. He focused on American soldiers overseas and the war’s impact on daily life including attire on ships, scenes from London Ireland and rural England, and the role of women. The talk used motion and still pictures to depict the four years of conflict without graphic detail and a repeat performance was scheduled for this afternoon.
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Symphony Hall
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London
England
Ireland
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Alice Lloyd
Suffrage and Roosevelt Tribute Dominate Republican Meeting
Chicago January 10. The Republican national committee advanced universal female suffrage by constitutional amendment and praised Theodore Roosevelt with plans for a popular subscription memorial. Leaders criticized Democratic administration as socialist and centralized, while endorsing Hays to form committees and pursue 1920 campaign aims.
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City to Hold Ice Carnival on Jamaica Pond
Plans for a mid winter ice carnival on Jamaica Pond set for next Wednesday evening January 15 if weather and ice permit. Events include 100, 440, 880 yard sprints, 1 and 5 mile races, mixed doubles, chariot and relay races, plus girls events and a Little Building versus Department of the Northeast relay. Medals awarded to winners, a half mile track laid on the ice, with entries managed by Hugh C McGrath of 33 Beacon Street or carnival officials the night of the event.
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Little Building
Department of the Northeast
Franklin Field
Hugh C. McGrath
Beacon Street
Kopf Passes Officers Training Test For Artillery Commission
Billy Kopf, who left the Cincinnati Reds for a munitions plant and then joined the Army, has passed the examination at Camp Taylor's officers training school and expects a lieutenant of artillery commission in February. He may stay in the army where they need him. Influenza pneumonia tonic advertised by Imperial Granum Food. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.
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Cincinnati Reds
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