Boston School Boards Hold Meeting On Character Reading
At the Hotel Brunswick the annual meeting of Boston School Centres executive boards featured Mrs. Winifred Harlow, a character analyst, reading Miss Francis Curtis’s traits. Curtis denied the tested indicators of flattery and parental exclusivity while others received readings. Frances Curtis presided and summarized the year’s work. About 100 women attended.
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Boston
Brunswick
Francis Curtis
Boston School Board
Miss Curtis
Winifred -Harlow
Mothers’ Club
Willing to Wed for Baby Brother's Home Return
A story notes a woman willing to marry her former fiancé Frederick Jenner to secure a home for her baby brother. Jenner, 21, resides at 81 Centre Street Roxbury, and the plan continues from a previous page.
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Frederick Jenner
Centre Street
Roxbury
Miss Burke
Post
Jenner
Ave
A. B. Ricker
Poland Springs
Ricker
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The fragment shows a quote about keeping distance from a girl to avoid a court record and to protect oneself, implying concern over legal trouble and safety. No identifiable persons or organizations are named in the readable text.
Boy 13 Punches Policeman in Nose at Station
A 13 year old, bragging with friends, struck Patrolman Albert F Wagner in the nose causing heavy bleeding. Wagner arrested him but remained on duty and booked Hugo at Station 1 for delinquent child and loitering after the incident.
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Albert F. Wagner
Bradenose
Hugo
Harvard Radcliffe policy sparks campus debate and clashes
Hundreds of Hugo supporters clashed with police as Bradenose was arrested near Endicott Street. The crowd blocked Hanover Street and tossed sticks at the station. Officer Wagner sustained a bleeding nose but resumed duty after treatment. Radcliffe follows Harvard policy shifts while several colleges deny limiting enrollment and emphasize merit.
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Hugo
Hanover Street
Bradenese
Endicott Street
St. Mary’s Church
Wagner
Bradenose
Cross Street
Braderese
Station 1
Bradeneses
Hlugo
Prince Street
Harvard
Harvard Corporation
State Street
Boston
Wellesley
Will Hill five cent fare bill faces heated hearing
A Boston hearing before the Legislature on the Will Hill five cent fare bill drew strong opposition from city and town representatives. Critics argued it would raise real estate taxes, while Everett city solicitor Elmer E Spear questioned constitutional aspects. Other speakers from Brookline Arlington Melrose Malden Newton Chelsea and commerce groups urged rejection.
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Arey
Boston
Cambridge
Elmer E. Spear
Everett
Elevated
Charles F. Rowley
Brooklime
Paul M. White
G. A. Forsyth
Arlington
Harvey L. Boutwell
Malden
Edward E. Willard
Chelsea
Taxpayers and Rentpayers League
Joseph W. Bartlett
Thomas W. White
Finance Committee
Newton
Philip Nichols
Rob Graves of Flowers Theft at Swampscott Cemetery
Police chief Ulysses M. Carson investigates a Memorial Day eve flower theft at Swampscott Cemetery. Two 13 year old boys are believed to be arrested within two days after stealing baskets from Chief Carson’s son grave and from Lynn Truant Officer Alfred Frazier’s grave. They say they found two baskets by the road, thought them discarded, and sold the flowers for 0 cents each.
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Swampscott Cemetery
Ulysses M. Carson
Swampscott
Carson
Alfred Frazier
Lynn
Potluck Potatoes Stunt by Baby Hippo Draws Charity Appeal
A playful stunt by Baby Hippo inviting donations to the Children's Hippo Fund to fund an event where youngsters watch the animal attempt a bucket of potatoes in a single mouthful. The appeal emphasizes entertainment and charitable impact.
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Children’s Hippo Fund
France May Relinquish Olympics Over Subsidy Gap
The French Olympic committee told Premier Poincare that 10 million francs is not enough to stage the 1924 Games at Colombes Stadium and may hand control to the International Olympic Committee unless funding is raised to 15 million francs.
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Paris
Associated Press
Colombes
Premier Poincare
International Olympic Committee
Georgetown blanks Boston College in 5 0 victory
Georgetown from Washington D C defeated Boston College 5 to 0 as Sam Hymen and Mullowney combined on the mound. Flavin led Georgetown with two hits and a home run while Jack Flavin sparked a key play and scored. Eagles squandered chances with nine left on base and fielding miscues.
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Boston College
Georgetown
Washington, D. C
Blue
Gray
Eagles
Jack Flavin
Portland
Wilson
Jack
Flavin
Sam Hymen
Plavin
Kenyon
Whelan
Muff
Lieton
Keystone
J. E. Murphy
Comerford
Hymen
J. HR. Murphy
Murphy
Sheedy
Vargas
Boston
Darling
Liston
J. R. Murphy
Palmer
Malley
Tom Phillips
Tom
Jocko Halligan
Maroon and Gold
Jocko
Vargis
Mullowney
Hyman
Sheely
T. Phillips
Whelang
Matty
Sheedry
Harvard
Lincoln
Conlon
Owen
Barrett
Jenkins
Janin
Gordon
Len
Halleck
Paris Olympic funds row prompts discreet appeal to donors
The finance commission cut Olympic funding to 10 million francs with 4 million for Racing Club of France to upgrade the Colombes stadium and pool, repayable from gate receipts. Six million goes to the French Olympic committee, while 5 million more is sought from sporting bodies and private donors, alarming deputies as Paris faces a large required sum.
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Olympic Committee
Finance Commission of
The
Chamber of Deputies
Racing Club of
France
Colombes
French Olympic Committee
Ministry of Finance
Finance Commission
Chambers
Olmpic Committee
Paris
Miss Elizabeth Ryan Reaches Middlesex Semifinals
In Chiswick England June 1 Miss Elizabeth Ryan of San Francisco advances to the Middlesex women’s singles semi finals after defeating Miss Strafford 6 1 6 2. In doubles American champion Molla Mallory and Edith Sigourney of Boston beat Marrell and Best 6 2 6 4 and move to the semis by defeating Mrs. Praagh and Mrs. McDougall 6 0 6 ???
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Chiswick
England
Associated Press
Elizabeth Ryan
San Francisco
Middlesex
Miss Strafford
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Missy Edith Sigourney
Boston
Marrell
Best
Joe Lynch Thrashes Midget Smith In Madison Square Garden Bout
West Side bantam Joe Lynch, former world title holder, dominated Midget Smith with a sharp left hand in Madison Square Garden. Smith bled from mouth and nose as Lynch pressed a precise attack and kept him off balance throughout the match.
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New York
Joe Lynch
Johnny Ruff
Madison Square Garden
Smith
Lynch
Jim Corbett
Walsh Jr Delivers Four-Hit Stint in Danvers Win
Ed Walsh Jr of St. Joan's Prep limited Medford High to four hits in an 8 to 3 Danvers victory. His quick move to first base caught Medford napping. Danvers homers came from Carroll Dorsey and Andrews, with relief by Andrews after Woods started for Medford.
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Ed. Walsh, Jr
St. Joan’s
Medford
Danvers
Walsh
Woods
Hill Top
Carrol and
Dorsey
Andrews
Scribe Golf Team Picked for Intercity Tournament
After a final qualifying round at Woodland Golf Club, ten players were selected to represent the Newspapermen's Golf Association of Boston in the Intercity Newspaper Golf Tournament to be held June 12 at the Engineers' Golf Club, Roslyn. Alternates include Swan Nicoll Collier and Stuart. President Harding of Washington Newspaper Golf Club plans to attend.
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Newspapermen’s Golf Association of
Boston
Woodland Golf Club
A. Linde Fowler
Lawrence M. Barry
Moseley Taylor
William C. Spargo
Frank E. Dunn
W. A. Swan
W. O. Nicoll
Frank P. Collier
J. P. Stuart
New York
Golf Club
Boston Boys
Billy” Soule
Harding
Washington Newspaper
Washington Newspaper Golf Club
Cavanaugh and Keller duel in Revere sprint series
Frank Cavanaugh the Irish sprint champion faces Willie Keller in a featured sprint at the Revere Cycle track tomorrow night. The program includes a 30 mile motor paced event with George Chapman Jules Miquel and Vincent Madonna among the pace stars. Regular scrints precede the two main races as fans crowd the stands.
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Willie Keller
Frank Cavanaugh
Little Revere
Revere
Revere Bike
George Chapman
Jules Miquel
France
Vincent Madonna
Madonna
Harvard drills Bears 11 4 in Soldiers Field win
Harvard pounded Brown pitcher Eteson for six hits and eleven runs through three innings at Soldiers Field, defeating the Bears 11 to 4 in yesterday's baseball game.
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Harvard
Harvard Brown
Gordon
Conlon
Owen
Lé'vitt
Tenkins
Mitch
Brown
Jenkins
Leavitt
Janin
Hallock
Murphy
Truwbower
Robertson
Harvard and Brown Baseball Tug at Four Home Runs
Harvard and Brown combined for four homers in a drive filled afternoon. Murphy and Leavitt launched towering shots as Harvard built a late rally but Brown held on for the win in a high scoring game.
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Tony Comerford
B. C
Tony
Wilson
Malley
Murphy
Harvard
Leavitt
Brown
Janin
Jenkins
Eddie Goode
Trumbower
Robertson
Mitchell
Fasce Named Captain of Williams Crosscountry Team
Fasce of Adams, a junior and standout two mile runner, was elected captain of the Williams varsity crosscountry squad for next year. He led in three cross country wins last fall and won the two mile in three dual meets this spring for the Purple.
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Williamstown
Egi Vv. Fasce
Adams
Williams
Eis
Asce
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