Victory Class Graduates Eighty Nurses at Mass General
Eighty young women forming the Victory class at Massachusetts General Hospital were graduated after completing a year described as the hardest nursing training yet. Dr. Henry P. Walcott, chairman of the hospital board, presided and praised each graduate for service and risk equal to that of soldiers overseas.
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Mass. General Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
Henry P. Walcott
Board of Trustees
Nurses and War Aftermath Highlight Van Dyke Address
Dr Henry Van Dyke urged justice over forgiveness for Germany citing nurse service and influenza and fever outbreaks among class members. He called for accountability, warning Germany must reform or be barred from civilized intercourse.
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Henry van Dyke
Red Cross
Germany
Dr. van Dyke
Free Nations
Arlington High School ice hockey announces 11 game schedule
Arlington High School manager Fred Ashworth unveils an 11 game slate for the season with five home and six away matches. The team opened with a 5 0 win over Dorchester High School at Spy Pond. Robert Smith leads as captain and a key scorer from last year remains.
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Fred Ashworth
Arlington High School
Arlington
Dorchester High School
Spy Pond
Boston
Boston English High School
Robert Smith
Cambridge High and Latin School
Russell Field
North Cambridge
Rindge Technical School
Dorchester
Newton High School
Newtonville
Melrose High School
Middlesex School
Conclord
Revere High School
Milton Academy
Milton
Brookline High School
Brookline
Arn
Seven More States Joins Dry Column In Wave
A cross country roll of states pursues ratification of the prohibition amendment. The piece notes Maryland and Massachusetts shifts, forecasts nine more states needed, and cites a New York meeting January 28 with leaders pessimistic about repeal prospects. It quotes politicians on soldiers abroad and the path to repeal laws.
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New York
Maryland
Massachusetts
Bay State
Congress
Supreme Court
Washington
House
Kansas
France
States Ratify Prohibition Across Multiple States
From LITTLE ROCK to SALT LAKE CITY reports state legislatures ratified the national prohibition amendment. Arkansas and Indiana approved. California Nebraska Oregon and Utah ratified or advanced action. California and Oregon move toward final assembly votes.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
Senate
San Francisco
William Bb. Stephens
Lincoln
Néb
Nebraska
House
Salem
Ore
Oregon House of Representatives
Salt Lake City
Utah
House of Representatives
States ratify federal prohibition amendment in varied votes
Alabama joins Kansas North Carolina and Illinois in ratifying the federal prohibition amendment. Alabama House 64 to 34 Senate 23 to 11. Illinois House 84 to 66 after Senate approval. Kansas and North Carolina also approved ratification in sessions on January 14.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas Senate
House
Indianapolis
Indiana
Senate
Mississippi
Virginia
Kentucky
South Carolina
North Dakota
Maryland
Montana
Texas
Delaware
South Dakota
Massachusetts
Arizona
Georgia
Louisiana
Florida
Michigan
Oklahoma
Ohio
Tennessee
Idaho
Maine
West Virginia
Washington
Arkansas
California
Illinois
Kansas
Alabama
North Carolina
Montgomery
Ala
Topska
Kan
Raleigh
N. C
Springfield
Ill
Illinois House of Representatives
Shipping News Arrival Of Steamers From Numerous Ports
Shipping notices list steamers and tugs arriving or loading for Europe Cuba St Pierre St John New York Port Reading Norfolk Portland and Salem with multiple barges towed including Hattie Hauto Rahn Metacomet Smyrna Irene Clira and Skansen plus vessels Amicus City of Rome Eocene Mohawk and Saturn in service or discharge with several onboard pilots and crews involved.
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West Point
Armond
New York
Europe
Boxley
Cuba
Lake Jessup
Winder
Baltimore
Katubdin
Macbeth
Jacksonville
Charleston
City of Gloucester
Larsen
Gloucester
Flags Confidence
Robbins
Sandwich
Hattie
Norfolk
Lenape
Richards
Hauto
Rahn
Cto
Phoenix
Port Reading
Portland
Dolphin
Greenwood
Rockport
Mass
Herbert
Juno
Simpson
Beverly
Mahoning
Neponset
Perkins
Robert B. van Wickle
Resolute
Davis
Bares Bersie
Irene
Patience
Stoldt
Metacomet
Hawthorne
Guttenburg
Marion
Troy
Budgewater
Taurus, Foote
Lynn
Kimberton
Mary E. Wood
Thomas J. Scully
Green
Boylston
Searsport
Ampere
Rockland
Strafford
Kooner
Harry A. Nickerson
Fudge
St. Pierre
Mig
Amicus
Falmouth
Eng
City of Rome
Savannah
Delaware
Eocene
Kershaw
Lake Sterling
Lamberts Point
Milebro
Matanzas
Guba
Havana
Mohawk
Quantico
Selwyn
Harvard elects athletics committee for Cambridge sports
Harvard voters elected an athletics committee to regulate intercollegiate sports at Cambridge until college reopening in fall. The nine member panel includes three students three graduates and three faculty members and will meet soon to decide Harvard's role in athletics for the year.
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Harvard Athletics
Cambridge
Harvard
Harvard athletic council names students and faculty on committee
Bobby Gross returns as captain and coach and joins the athletic council with Henry Faxor and David Arnold as student members. Dr. Roger I. Lee and Dean Henry A. Yeomans are named to faculty seats. The panel plans to define hockey status and decide if returning service athletes may play varsity sports despite prior ineligibility.
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Bobby Gross
Cambridge
Henry Faxor
David B. Arnold
Roger I. Lee
Harvard
Crimson
Henry A. Yeomans
Dunham Jackson
Yeomans
Briggs
Sorbonne
Paris
Robert F. Herrick
Harvard Oarymen
Lawrence Curtis
Benjamin Loring Young
Henry Pennypacker
Boston Latin School
Huns
Waterfront Calendar Notes Maritime Dates and Celestial Events
A dated nautical almanac lists tidal heights for morning and evening, moon phases with full and new moons, and morning and evening star sightings. It records the 1597th war day markers, midwinter dates, and planetary positions including Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Saturn as morning star until February 14.
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Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Fishing fleet reports steady catch and high prices in Boston harbor
A fleet of 10 fishing vessels delivered catches at the big pier led by the steamer Baleine with 51 000 pounds mainly haddock. Haddock sold 10 to 14 cents and halibut 40 to 50 cents. The Rex carried 500 pounds of halibut. Other prices ranged cod 13 1 2 to 11 cents, market cod 10 to 10 1 2, pollock 8 1 2 to 9. The Amicus sails for England with breadstuffs and provisions to aid Europe, while new shipments promise to ease overseas freight congestion. A hospital at Gallups Island nears completion for wounded soldiers.
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Baleine
Haddock
Rex
Amicus
England
United States
Europe
Boston
Spain
Falmouth
Lake Forge
West Point
United States Shipping Board
New York
Bordeaux
Cotopaxi
Shipping Board
Terschelling
Rotterdam
Government of
Seniors triumph at English High three day interclass meet
English High held a three day interclass track and field meet with nearly 200 students competing. The seniors led divisions with 55 points for 1919, 25 for 1920, and 1 for 1921. intermediate and junior divisions showed broad class point totals and multiple event wins led by Bluestein and Lelpsic in sprints and Foster in shot put.
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English High
Joe Green
Bluestein
Green
Driscoll
Lelpsic
Cohen
Weiner
Kameese
Kelley
Charellonie
Mack
Galla
Tucker
Vane
Whelton
Feeney
Tin
Alger
Leipsic
Foster
Bearson
Levenson
Murray
Miller
Snyder
Simmons
Arbeene
Moore
Ginsberg
Morgan
Wise
Mahoney
Tyler
Sandler
Freedman
Donahue
Sim
Robinson
Casey
Simmong
Ellis
Cardinals in Lore Straits Foreclosure Threat at Auction
St Louis National baseball club faces foreclosure as a second mortgage of 89000 due tomorrow and 125000 still due on original purchase. Notes are held by stockholders with 30 000 needed to trigger foreclosure. Action hinges on Branch Rickey’s return from New York.
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ST. Louis
Schofield
Branch Rickey
New York
Apollo Club Second Concert in Jordan Hall
The Apollo Club under Emil Mollenhaur presented its second season concert in Jordan Hall with violinist Irma Seydell as soloist and baritone Walter Kidder. Seydell performed Saint Saens B minor concerto movement and works by Coerne Schubert Brahms and Dvorak Humoresque. Kidder delivered strong vocal solos and the group showcased musical polish. The same article notes an upcoming three cornered track and field meet at East Armory with Hyde Park West Roxbury and Brighton High schools competing.
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Apollo Club
Emil Mollenhaur
Jordan Hall
Irma Seydell
Walter Kidder
Miss Seydell
Saint- Saens
Coerne
Schubert
Brahms
Dvorak
East Armory
Hyde Park
West Roxbury
Brighton High
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U. & Spa
Eas
Califor
Shipping News
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Haddock. L. Cod
M. Cod. Pollock
Ethel B. Penpy
Russell
Elsie G
Silva
Abe F. B. Atwood
James R. Clark
Bass Sae Leonora Silveira
Ralph Brown
Edith Thompson
St. Reliance
Peerless
Neyhus
Perotti
Bulling
Marcus
Gurvitz
Gurvits
McCarthy
Neghus
Bettleson
Ae Shubert
Mats
Messrs. Lee
J. J. Shubert Managing Directors
Hubbell
Glen McDonough
Raymond
Marie Carroll
Denman Maley
Miss Carroll
Herald
Post
Traveler
N. Y
Shubert Wilbur
J. J. Shubert
Matinee
A. H. Woods
Messrs. Shubert
Alma Tell
Miss Tell
Howard
Globe
Sred J. Melsane
Katherine Lyons
Ark
Phone Beach
Bowded Poe
Edgar Selwyn
Channing Pollock
Wilette Kershaw
Allen Dinehart
Lillian Albertson
William Keighley
Fremont Theatre
K/LAW & ERLANGER
Eves
Matt
Cyril Maude WY C.haddon Chambers
the Saving
Castle Square
Filene
Beach
Tock Company
Rosary
William Faversham
Fatty Arbuckle
Clifford & Barry
Danny Simmons
Farrar & Taber
Mahoney & Rogers
Corelli & Gillette
Herbert Sisters
Bosto Theatre
Mar
Lang Rae
Eleanor Ball & Co
Toney & Norman
Helen Stanley
Rome & Cox
Gabberts
Mack Sennett
Upham's
George Walsh
PR & So
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Dorothy Dalton
Madge Kennedy
Lady
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Svenoen
Tel
Nitta JO
Gene Hughes&co
A. Robins
LA Bernicia Mirano Bros. Whitfield & Ireland
Sue Creighton
Beeman & Anderson
Henry Lewis
Lane Thike
J. Shubert
AG Vrectorg
Thurs
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Arrillo
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Tara Charles J. Rich
Fred Stone
Jack O’ Lantern
Copley Square
Tubs
Ethel Clayton
Sessue Hayakawa
Arbuckle
Frank MelIntyre
Rex . Beach
Tuo
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Charles J. Rich
Mrs. Coburn
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Leon Gordon
Percy Jennings
Sea Rovers
Harry Bentley
John Black
Mae Kearns
Frances Cornell
Sus Milford
Frances
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Gordon
Wwasn'st
Shubert Ai 1
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Shubert
Little Building
Tel.Beach
William Elliott
F.ray Comstock
Morris Gest
Henry Jew
Bernard Shaw
Ilene
Jordan
Carle Ke, Carrio
Bert Hall
Edith Day
Quarbuckle
Anita Stewart
Back Bay
Icklands
Bowdoin Con
Hart
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Chas. Ray
Loew's
WM. Farnum
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Lila Lee
Secret Garden
Ranklin Park Mine
Nazimova
Newell Dwight Hillis Wii
Belgium
Boston U. S. M. C. Club
Merrick’'s
New King New
Washington ST
Essex ST
Symphony Hall
Burton Holmes
Colonel Mavens
Ales
Yanks
Galli-Curci
Reen's Pharmacy
Tremont
Eliot St
ODD Fellows Hall
Tremont Street
Lonzaley Quartet
Boylston St. Mason & Hamlin Bldg
Seatre
Wesenee Komont
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