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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1915
Page
10
John Dalton aged 19 of 143 West Sixth Street South Boston and Timothy Donovan 22 of 27 Mountain Avenue Charlestown were arrested last night accused of larceny of 400 dollars by means of bogus orders.
In Roseburg Oregon Katheryn Clark a Democrat won a special election to fill a Senate vacancy caused by death. Clark defeated two male opponents by a narrow plurality of just under 100 votes becoming the first woman elected to the Oregon Senate.
Salem reports Thomas J. Lally director of public health died after he shot himself in a Lynn hotel this morning. He was described by foes as honest but erratic while friends saw him as persecuted, driven by political intrigues and persecution.
In Salem, former director of the poor board Mr. Lally shot himself after buying a revolver in Lynn and bidding a friend goodbye. He faced lawsuits and alleged prosecutions. the City Council kept the old board in place to continue oversight.
Subscriptions to the Belgian relief fund have now reached 178,529.67 dollars. Joseph H. O'Neil, treasurer, at 85 Devonshire Street, Federal Trust Company, reports as follows.
The St. Paul’s Society of Harvard elected officers at Phillips Brooks House. President Robert L. Gifford East Boston vice president Linford B. Eyeritt Westfield Penn secretary Robert H. Allen West Roxbury treasurer James P. Thurber Milton. Professor Joseph H. Beale Harvard Law School named to the graduate advisory committee.
President Arthur J. Roberts of Colby College Maine urged Malden High School students to pursue college education even with self-denial. He said hard work yields the most fruit and is more remunerative than education handed on silver platters.
Jamaica Plain residents filed a petition asking street commissioners to abolish the double blind street on Nathaniel Weld road and extend South and St. Rose streets so the created street becomes a public highway.
The beer issue at Harvard splits the campus as undergraduates face a choice to support or oppose beer at class dinners smokers and related events. Prohibitionists, defeated at the freshman dinner, vow to press the ban at upperclass dinners and gatherings.
The Harvard Crimson bans open letters deemed too strong amid a beer controversy on campus. A student writer defended beer claiming it inspires artistry while others argued it promotes drunkenness and disorder, echoing tensions over posters advertising a sophomore class smoker.
The Cecilia Society conducted by Dr. Arthur Mees presented its first season concert in Jordan Hall assisted by soprano Mrs. Marie Sundelius and organist William Lester Bates. The program featured Bach Gevaert Loeffler D Ind y Bantock Stewart Brahms and including songs by Sundelius and notable Loeffler and Gevaert works. The performance highlighted Loeffler For One Who Fell in Battle and the No l Som mer de L Enfant Jesus verse. The review notes inspired scoring and noble, austere mood though some intonation flaws and less inspired Bach delivery.
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