Harvard records surge with 5699 students and 89 instructors
Harvard announces a record enrollment of 5699 students across all departments and 89 instructors with 56 new appointments. It details new foreign student rules allowing entrance English substitutions and foreign language credits, plus new schools in tropical medicine architecture forestry and biology.
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Hank heads to Florida in a humorous Sunday cartoon
A lighthearted note previews Hank's first big escapade as he heads to Florida for an adventure. The upcoming Sunday Post promises the comic's latest installment with a playful tone.
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Arbiters To Define Own Award In Boston Transit Case
The Boston Elevated and the carmen's union will re submit the earlier arbitration award for a definite ruling. Arbiters James J. Storrow James L. Richards and James H Vahey will meet to decide today or tomorrow on the disputed paragraph.
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Wage dispute over shopmen classes and pay
The award reduces shopmen to two classes paying 40 and 33 cents an hour. The union argues identical work deserves identical pay and contests the wage cut. The arbitration board will interpret the award with three members and no witnesses.
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Governor Pardons Hall Case Over Health and Family Needs
Failing health and the need for an operation, plus risk of Hall reoffending if detained, led to the pardon of John A. Hall former treasurer of the Southbridge Savings Bank for the sake of his wife and family.
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Governor Walsh Reports Pardons in First Year
In a message to the Senate the Governor details 87 pardons granted last year including 23 from state prison 1 from the house of correction 1 from the Massachusetts reformatory and 2 from the reformatory for women. The Hall case drew extensive discussion and was noted as the subject of a legislative investigation. Hall showed appendicitis symptoms in prison and underwent an operation after release he now faces a chance to start anew as extended confinement would be too late.
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Wrestlers to Contest Titles at Chicago A A U Meet
Thirty wrestlers will compete for titles at the Central A A U championships in Chicago. The meet will conclude with the winners announced next Saturday after the boxing championships in Cleveland on January 22.
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Protest Over Walker Case Draws Grange Letter
The executive committee of the State Grange protests Governor Walsh over Fred F. Walker removal from the Bureau of Animal Industry. The governor replies that signers misinterpret the facts. Protestors include Edward E. Chapman Ludlow C D Richardson West Brookfield W C Jewett Worcester George S Ladd Sturbridge and William N. Howard North Easton.
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Cozy Dolan to remain with Cardinals, report says
Chicago January 12 reports indicate Cozy Dolan of the St. Louis Nationals will likely stay with the Cardinals. Lee Magee manager of the Brooklyn Federals admitted he failed to lure Dolan to join his club.
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Worms Threaten Children Warned by Dr True Elixir
An old ad copy touts Dr True's Elixir as a remedy for worm infections in children. It cites symptoms such as deranged stomach dull eyes bluish rings under the eyes and tooth grinding. Claims first made in 1851 by the inventor's father and offers prices 50c and 1.00 with free advice from Auburn Maine.
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Mayors control Boston Democratic city committee described
Senator Timilty organized the 1915 Boston Democratic city committee at Faneuil Hall. Timilty was re elected chairman with Frank Daley named treasurer. Lomasney allied moves backed Daley. Ward 24’s McGovern Ward 3’s Mahoney Ward 2%’s McKinney named vice presidents and Casey Ward 14 elected secretary with Leary.
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Humor and Pathos in the Great War as Shown Next Sunday
The article previews a feature in the Sunday Post that blends humor and pathos from World War I incidents. It promises evocative vignettes and human moments that illuminate the war’s emotional toll.
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Northwest storm brings rising winds to New England coast
Signals are out today for a northwest storm along the New England coast. Skippers may face trouble from rising winds following heavy rains that drowned the area yesterday. Up to 10 o clock last night 120 of rain fell in the storm, an unprecedented amount for this time of year.
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