Hopkins Named President of Dartmouth College
Brigman Martin Hopkins of Newton was elected President of Dartmouth College at a trustees meeting in Concord New Hampshire yesterday. He succeeds Ernest Fox Nichols who resigned last fall to join Yale University. The new head will assume duties in July and be inaugurated in the fall.
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Tufts loses epic baseball tilt as Harvard claims East title
In a dramatic 11th inning finish Harvard rallied from a 3 to 2 deficit to win the East title over Tufts. An error by Ollie Wescott and four straight bases on balls produced the tying and winning runs, with debate looming over whether Walter Whittaker or umpire White bears more responsibility for the walk sequence.
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Tanny” White
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Tufts Crimson clash in dramatic Soldiers Field classic
A tense college baseball battle unfolds at Soldiers Field with Tufts led by Fritz O Mara and a standout fielding effort. Harvard captain Nash delivers a key triple in the fifth to trim the Tufts lead as fans and scouts watch intently.
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Baseball results from yesterday across leagues and cities
National League games included Boston 0 ties Cincinnati 0 after 16 innings darkness. Brooklyn 3 St Louis 1 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburg 3 Chicago 5 New York 2. American League Boston 5 5 St Louis 3 Cleveland 11 Philadelphia 2 Washington Chicago 2 New York 4 Detroit 2. Eastern Lawrence 7 Lynn 1 Lowell 3 Springfield 2 Portland 3 Worcester 2 18 innings New London 2 New Haven 0 Hartford Bridgeport Rain.
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F. Gray Clothing Co All Wool Suits On Clearance
The F Gray Clothing Co at Washington and Hanover offers 2000 strictly all wool suits in new models sizes 22 to 44 at 7.90 this week only until Saturday night. Open evenings 9 PM and Saturday until 10 PM for the big clearance sale.
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Hughes and Crane Hold First Conference in New York
Charles E. Hughes and W. Murray Crane met at the Hotel Astor in New York for a two hour conference. The session reportedly discussed campaign strategy and unity ahead of upcoming political events.
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Shackleton to Go Back
The admiralty announces that after Shackleton returns from Antarctica the ship Discovery will not be equipped for a two year Weddell Sea search. He will instead rescue Elephant Island survivors in a Uruguay donated vessel and recover Cape Evans personnel later this year in the Aurora with Australasian government cooperation.
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Rescue mission sails to save Shackleton group from Elephant Island
The steamer Institutopesia, funded by Uruguay, departed Montevideo on June 8 to rescue the Shackleton expedition's main body of 22 men at Elephant Island. Shackleton will be taken aboard at Port Stanley. Earlier, the Aurora left 10 crew on barrier ice near the Ross Sea. An unrelated note touts the Rocky Mountain Limited from Chicago to Colorado with low fares.
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Demands of Mexico Are All Denied
The State Department informed General Carranza that a Mexican raider killed after the Coleman ranch raid near Laredo is identified as Lieutenant Colonel Villareal of Carranza's army. The message served as a prelude to the U S reply demanding withdrawal of the Pershing expedition and noted Villareal wore a Carranzista uniform with identifying papers.
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Carranza Note Reply Will Not Be Sent to Mexico City
The formal reply to the Carranza note will not be forwarded to Mexico City before this afternoon. Details on the decision and the expected timing remain undisclosed as officials review the memorandum.
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Claims submarine sank Hampshire in war report
German newspapers via a Bern despatch reported the British cruiser Hampshire was sunk by a German submarine. The vessel carried Kitchener and staff en route to Russia, though Admiral Sir John Jellicoe later declared the loss due to mining in his official report.
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Bryan Will Back Wilson for Democratic Unity
Colonel Bryan announced in St. Louis that he will support President Wilson and the Democratic platform. His vow aims to seal harmony at the Democratic national convention opening tomorrow.
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Bryan
Wilson
Melrose boys denied bail in Loretta Wakelin murder case
Chief George E Kerr of the Melrose police and State Police officers Eustace and Smith will appear before Judge Bruce at Malden District Court to seek release on own recognizance for Harold Dickie Mead and Harold Shaw. Investigation supports the boys alibi and they are deemed not involved in the Melrose murder.
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Smith
Bruce
Malden District Court
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Dickie) Mead
Harold Shaw
Little Loretta Wakelin
DURING HOT WEATHER ADS FOR ACID PHOSPHATE DRINK
An advertisement promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a refreshing thirst quencher during heat. It claims to aid in heat exhaustion and suitability for hot weather.
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Josephine Davis Clears Orpet in Lake County Murder Charge
Josephine Davis testified bravely to rebut a spiteful silence that branded Will Orpet as Marian Lambert's murderer. Her persuasive statements withstood a prosecutorial challenge, and her testimony helped the Lake county grand jury revisit the March 6 indictment.
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Chicago
Josephine Davis
Will Orpet
Orpet
Marian Lambert
Lake County
Miss Davis
Secret of Marian Revealed in Final Pages
Fragmentary note promises Marian’s secret will stay guarded to the end, with continuation noted on Page 16 First Col.
MIT Archives Transported by Bucentaur to New Campus
Roy Atkinson reports the Massachusetts Institute of Technology archives were moved in solemn procession aboard the barge Bucentaur to the Institute’s new buildings. Great explosions lit the sky as the ceremony echoed Venetian traditions with officers and alumni guiding the historic transfer.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Alumni of Technology
Forecast for Boston and New England
Forecast for Northern and Southern New England calls for generally fair weather with Wednesday and likely Thursday clear. Light variable winds are expected across the region. The forecast originates from Washington on June 13.
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