Girl Awarded Medical Prize at Boston University
Fairy P. P. Brown received the first prize in knowledge of materia medica at the Boston University Medical School banquet for the first class at the Engineers' Club. She has maintained high scholarship and faced a choice of degrees last year. Alexander Kemp and Douglas Markaker won the other two prizes from Dr. Frank W. Patch. President L. H. Murlin of Boston officiated.
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Fairy P. P. Brown
Boston University Medical School
Engineers’ Club
Miss. Brown
Alexander Kemp
Douglas Ma Rtaker
Frank W. Patch
L. H. Murlin
Boston
University budget report cites BU 1.5 million and decade growth
The university outlined financial stress on colleges over four years and noted Boston University’s budget for the past year at 1.5 million dollars, marking a tenfold increase over ten years.
Gold and Silver Found Near Emmetsburg Iowa
Gold and silver reportedly found on the Berhard Smith farm seven miles north of Emmetsburg. A Chicago assay office reports gravel beds along the Des Moines River yield $20 to $40 per ton in samples sent by Smith who noticed shiny particles while digging post holes.
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Emmetsburg
Berhard Smith
Here
Chicago
Des Moings
Smith
Love Feast at Labor Board in Chicago Hearing
The second wage reduction hearing before the Railroad Labor Board ended with a spirit of cooperation as railroads and employees urged peace and amity. F W Sargent of Chicago & Northwestern pressed for leniency on the eight hour day and pledged obedience to board decisions. The session closed with the Pullman Company dispute to be taken up again tomorrow.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
F. W. Sargent
Chicago & Northwestern
Sargent
Pullman
Barton
Tague Urges Resolution On Immigrant Landing
Congressman Peter F. Tague asked the House immigration committee to back a resolution allowing the landing of aliens who were en route when the new act took effect. He said assurances came from Representative Johnson that prompt steps would be taken to admit these immigrants, with messages sent to Boston officials and Italian leaders.
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Washington
Peter F. Tague
House Committee On Immigration
United States
Committee On Immigration
Tague
Peters
Pelletier
Boston
Commissioner of Immigration
Congress
Congressman Johnson
House Immigration Committee
Safety First Day Slogan Sparks Supply Demand Debate
Peabody June 9 report cites the slogan safety first as a critique of blocking natural supply and demand laws. The commentary links the phrase to broader economic tensions and public discourse.
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Peabody
Unitarian Laymen League Speakers Urge Fair Pricing
Oliver M. Fisher of Boston tells Beverly Danvers and Peabody chapters that in postwar business and price readjustment, safety first governs while markets stall and prices misalign with value. He says people will buy only essentials in this unnaturally held market.
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Oliver M. Fisher
Boston
Beverly, Danvers and
Pea-body
Unitarian Laymen’s League
Mr. Fisher
Col Callan to Succeed Ruckman as Coast Artillery Chief
Washington June 9 selection of Colonel Robert E Callan Coast Artillery Corps to succeed the late Brigadier General John W Ruckman as chief of the First Coast Artillery district with headquarters at Boston was announced by Secretary Weeks Colonel Callan is on duty here and will be nominated soon to be a brigadier general He was born in Tennessee but appointed to West Point from Maryland
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Robert E. Callan
Coast Artillery Corps
John W. Ruckman
First Coast
Boston
Weeks
Callan
Tennessee
West Point
Maryland
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