Boston College Seniors To Outing Run Nahant Week Start
The Boston College senior class of 1919 will begin commencement week with an outing to Nahant. Eighty two seniors led by the BC band will march from Broadway South Boston to City Point and sail on the tug Mary Anne to Nahant. The event aims to revive the town and settle a debate between classics and sciences as yearbook staffs meet a biologists and chemists team. Edwin Douglas Jr donates the cup for the riding game winner awarding the championship.
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Boston College
Nahant
Broadway
Boston
City Point Landing
Mary Anne
Turin
Edwin Douglas, Jr
Boston College Athletic Association
New York Central Chief Heads Big Four
New York June 11 A H Smith president of the New York Central railroad was elected president of the Big Four to succeed W K Vanderbilt Jr who resigned Smith also succeeds to other duties in the railroad company and marks a leadership shift in the eastern rail network.
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New York
A. H. Smith
New York Central Railroad
Big Four
Tos
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Smith
Director elections mark leadership changes in rail lines
R S Lovett was elected director of the Big Four succeeding C E Seger while Vanderbilt’s heir apparent leads the Canadian Southern Lake Erie and Western and related New York Central subsidiaries, signaling a reshuffle in rail management.
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Mr. Vanderbilt
Canadian Southern
Lake Erie & Western
New York Central
R. S. Lovett
Big Four
C. E. Seger
Child Smothered in Sand Cave in Lawrence
Six year old John Welch son of Mr and Mrs James Welch of 3862 Essex street died by suffocation when a sand pile collapsed while he played with other children near a sand pile in Lawrence Authorities reported the accident occurred early this evening and the child was overwhelmed by the sand mass with no other injuries noted
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James Welch
Essex Street
Peace treaty copy held by Davison discussed in Senate hearing
Morgan partners J. P. Morgan and Frank A. Vanderlip testified they had not seen a treaty copy. H. P. Davison, head of the International Red Cross, said he obtained a Paris copy to clarify Red Cross status under the League of Nations and sent it to Senator Root. Root argued the treaty public property and within Wilson's discretion.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Davison
Red Cross
League of Nations
Mr. Root
Root
Senate
Germany
Wilson
New York
Jacob Schiff
Kuhn, Loeb, & Co
Paul Warburg
Lodge
Borah
Hitchcock
H. P. Davison
International Red Cross League
Paris
United States
The
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Pitman
Nevada
Senator Williams
Henry D. Davison
Mr. Davison
International League of Red Cross Societies
International Red Cross Organization
J. P. Morgan & Coa
Morgan & Co
Senator Borah
Senator Root
Mr. Morgan
America
Europe
Vanderlip
Knox
Mr. Vanderlip
Stenos and Typists Sought for War Insurance Office
The personnel division of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance in Washington seeks 200 stenographers and 400 typists. Short tests will be held at room 144, Kimball building, Tremont Street, Boston. Stenographers earn $1320 and typists $1220.
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Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Washington
William F. Shanahan
Boston
Kimball Building
Tremont Street
Horse injured as fire apparatus hits car in Cambridge
One of the department's horses pulling Ladder of the fire company was severely injured when struck by a car driven by Hyman Blager of 81 West Cedar Street. The horse owned by Max Hurwitz of 163 Harold Street, collided at Cambridge and Garden streets while responding to a fire alarm at 19 Parkman Street caused by smoldering rubbish in Wolf Arliebeas's home.
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Hyman Blager
West Cedar Street
Max Hurwitz
Harold Street
Cambridge
Garden Streets
Parkman Street
Wolf Arliebeas
Lexington closes season in glory at athletic field
Lexington defeats West Roxbury 8 to 0 as Adams and Mahoney duel on the mound. The game ends with 30 total strikeouts, 16 by Mahoney and 14 by Adams. All runs come in the second inning amid errors and miscues.
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Txington
Lexington
West Roxbury High School
Adams
Mahoney
Mahoney Tanning
Lexington High Struggles in Miscue Riddled Loss
In a troubled game Lexington High and opponents posted errors by Kelley Harrington Dawe and Bliss. Sessler and O'Toole delivered two base hits, Ma Honey pitched 16 strikeouts for the opponent while Adams fanned 14. A double play involved Kelley to Laerington as Mahoney worked a wild pitch and Cooney plus Vourne charged with passed balls.
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Lexington High
E. Richards
Terhune
Marrington
Kelley
Harrington
Dawe
Bliss
Sessler
G. Richards
Richards
Adams
O'Toole
Sessler Cooney
Hases
Ol Vahoney
Mahoney
Laerington
Newburyport High Defeats Methuen 13 to 1 in Baseball
Newburyport High topped Methuen High today 13 to 1 due to superior batting. Batteries Casey Reardon and Welch Gilman Townsend.
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Newburyport
Newburyport High
Methuen High Today
R.hle
Ynolo Sc
Moemmer AL Lee
Casey, Reardon
Anda Welch Gilman and Townsend
Elaborate Afternoon Frocks Described in Print
The description details frocks with braided slit skirts in georgette crepe, a black satin and white chi fon dress with a red gold black belt, and an orchid taffeta gown trimmed with white point d esprit and piping.
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San Francisco
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Parcel Post
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Tide Water Oil Company of Massachusetts
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