Boston Theology trio to sail for overseas missionary work
Three BU School of Theology seniors set to receive degrees next Monday will sail with spouses for mission work in Africa India and Japan this summer. Revs Fred J Kellar J W Lanham S Raymond Luthy and their wives plan assignments among Mohammedans in Africa North India and Japan with others awaiting appointments.
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Boston University School of Theology
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India
Japan
Fred J. Kellar
St. Mark’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Brookline
First Methodist Church of
Boston
Kellar
Boston University School of Religious Education
S. Raymond Luthy
Luthy
Holbrook
Mass
Passengers Board White Star Liner Haverford From Boston
One hundred and ninety-nine first class and third class travelers embarked at Commonwealth Pier yesterday, many from Greater Boston. Prominent passengers included William Finnigan of Arcadia Street Dorchester and his daughter Marie who plans a three month tour of Europe.
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Haverford
Queenswn
Liverpool
William Finnigan
Arcadia Street
Dorchester
Marie
Arope
Swig Seeks Higher Dividends For Tremont Depositors
In a bill filed in the Supreme Judicial Court Simon Swig former Tremont Trust Company vice president contends Bank Commissioner Allen should pay at least a 10 percent dividend to commercial depositors and a further 2 percent to savings dept depositors. He notes about 400000 in savings and 2100000 in commercial funds, seeks court permission to inspect books and to order a dividend from cash on hand.
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Tremont Trust Company
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Savings Department
Allen
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Harding Will Not Come Here to Yale Harvard Events
President Harding informed Senator Lodge he cannot make the trip to New England next week for Yale and Harvard commencement exercises after several days of consideration. Lodge had urged acceptance of the invitations on behalf of Yale and Harvard Universities.
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Harding
New England
Yale
Harvard
Lodge
Harvard Law Professor Samuel Williston Honored With Portrait
Harvard Law School Alumni Association presented a portrait of Professor Samuel Williston drawn by Edmund Tarbell at Langdell Hall Cambridge yesterday. William Thomas of San Francisco presided. Frank W yrinnell and Murray Sedsongood gave speeches, with Dean Edward Warren delivering the acceptance.
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Harvard Law School
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Langdell Hall
Cambridge
William Thomas
San Francisco
Frank W. Yrinnell
Murray Sedsongood
Edward Warren
Harvard Romance Ends in Divorce after Desertion
Mrs. Elsie Joyce Reiley was granted a divorce from Blair Reiley in Suffolk County court on the grounds of desertion. She testified their marriage began while he studied at Harvard Law School and they lived in Somerville, Cambridge, and later United States Newark, New Jersey. He left after graduation.
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Suffolk County
Elsie Joyce Reiley
Blair Reiley
Newark
N. J
Reiley
Harvard Law School
Somerville
Wendell Street
Cambridge
Jet Trim Elevates Black Gown with Scarlet Lining
Jet serves as a popular trimming for the black afternoon gown. It gains effectiveness when scarlet is used as lining for panels or wide sleeves, adding contrast and visual impact.
Annapolis yearbook cites cruelty claim against classmate
Continued from the first page, the Annapolis graduating class yearbook notes Leonard Kaplan faced alleged cruel and unwarranted treatment from a fellow class member, signaling ongoing concerns within the senior group.
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Annapolis
Leonard Kaplan
Navy reprimands Ensign Olmsted over yearbook page tampering
Secretary Roosevelt told Ensign Olmsted of Des Moines that his actions cast grave doubt on his officer qualifications and demanded a fundamental change in attitude toward comrades. The department placed a reprimand on Olmsted's record and warned others involved, noting primary responsibility lies with the editor in chief.
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Olmsted
Des Moines
United States Navy
Department
Naval
Kaplan
Mr. Roosevelt
Ensign Olmsted
Letter to Mr. Olmsted on motive in academy incident
The author rejects racial motive in the academy incident, stressing American equality. He cites Naval Academy records of Jewish students in 1922 and notes prominent officers of Jewish background, while detailing Kaplan's paper answer choosing “no” for religion.
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Naval Academy
Kaplan
Kaplan Ready to Let Matter Drop
Ensign Leonard Kaplan a Naval Academy graduate from West Virginia said he was willing to let the matter drop to protect the academy and his classmates from accusations of racial or religious prejudice. He spoke during a Baltimore visit and preferred the issue be closed for the good of the academy.
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Baltimore
Leonard Kaplan
West Virginia
Naval Academy
Wilson
Wife Detects Second Marriage Due To License Reading
Providence report describes Arthur Archibald Blanchette accused of bigamy after using a second license to wed 15-year-old Mary Victoria Wilcox in East Providence. Blanchette, married previously, was traced through a rooming house and arrested with $1.02 on him. He pled guilty in Seventh District Court under $5000 bail.
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R. I
Arthur Archibald Blanchette
Arthur Archibald Blanchard
Julia Irene Blanchette
Fountain Street
Blanchette
Mary Victoria Wilcox
Blanchettes
East Providence
Arthur Archibald
Richmond Street
Seventh District
Guards Halt Morning Street Use in Pawtuxet Valley Mills
National Guard troops on strike duty in Pawtuxet Valley villages order all nonemployees off streets from 6 to 7 am to protect mill workers. At Coventry Flat River dam a sentry was fired upon by two prowlers but not injured. hunters fled after firing five shots as troops searched nearby.
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Providence
R. 1
National Guard
Pawtuxet Valley
National
Flat River
Coventry
George H. Fleck
Wilson Trial in July Seeks Special East Cambridge Court Session
A special session of the East Cambridge Criminal Court to open on July 10 was requested yesterday by the district attorney seeking to hear the Wilson case. The move aims to expedite proceedings and assign judges to the high profile trial.
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East Cambridge Criminal Court
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