Treaty Clause Aimed at U S Renewed Pact
Viscount Kato former foreign minister described an added clause to the 1911 Anglo Japanese alliance to avoid dragging England into U S Japan disputes. He urged renewal noting the United States should be named though Tokio preferred anonymity. The clause says no obligation to go to war if a third power has a general arbitration treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torio
Japan
England
United States
Viscount Kato
Viscount Kaito
Viscount Grey
Tokio
Boston University Commencement Honors Wide Ranging Degrees
Over 400 students receive diplomas at Boston University as Dr. James A. Beede named to lead the Theological School. Judge Wendell Phillips Stafford delivers the commencement address urging graduates to balance liberty and law and engage voters to uphold democratic ideals. The ceremony includes numerous degree awards across arts, sciences, education, religious education, and medicine with graduates from diverse backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel H. Marlin
Tremont Temple
Wendell Phillips Stafford
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Stafford
Boston University
Marlin
James A. Beede
Tliff Theological School
Denver University
Lauress J. Birney
Boston
Shanghai
George A. Higgins
Gloucester
Myrtle Goodwin
Everett
Ruth Heller
Roxbury
Mary Downey
Watertown
Hyman Krinsky
P. P. Brown
Wilmington
Del
Georgia Harkness
Harkness
N. Y
B. U
Cornell University
James G. Joyce
Carbonear
N. F
Miss Harkness
Danderine Hair Treatment Promises New Life and Thickness
Advertisement claims a dime buys Danderine that after use removes fallen hair and dandruff. It asserts hair regrows with new life vigor brightness and more color and thickness and promises noticeable improvements for users.
Profits of L In May Large Profits of L In May
A net May profit of 98 584 17 announced by the Boston Elevated Railway Company. May receipts total 2 955 158 15 with service costs 2 856 574 01. Revenue passengers 29 208 680, receipts per passenger 10 117 cents, cost per passenger 9 780 cents. Fare receipts 2 880 088 79. Other income includes advertising 25 095 53 mail pouch 9 148 26 and rent 6 996. Interest and securities brought in 23 491.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Three Giggs Sisters to Wed in Boston Church
Josephine Laura and Mildred Giggs of 5 Cooper Street Boston will marry Arthur Penachio Louis Maiani and Ernest Penachio at St Leonard s Church Prince Street this afternoon at four o clock A reception will follow in Revere City Hall, marking a triple wedding in North End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine H
Laura M
Mildred I. Giggs
Michele A. Giggs
Cooper Street
Boston
St. Leonard’s Church
Prince Street
Josephine
Harding Invites Progressives to Meet With Harding
The conference aims to invite prominent Progressive leaders to discuss the campaign with Senator Harding before formal nomination. Meetings may occur during his Washington stay or vacation period, with the invited list kept private for now. Brown of Ohio, a Roosevelt ally in 1912, signals Progressive backing for Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
Harding
Washington
Brown
Ohio State Progressive Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus
Money Quarrel Led to Murder at Dartmouth Theta Delta Chi
Robert M. Meads a Dartmouth junior is under arrest for the third floor rear room shooting that killed a college boy. He waived examination and awaits grand jury in September at Woodstock New Hampshire. Charles Weis of St Louis a sophomore who fled with him is held as a material witness. Meads was arrested on a Boston bound train and is held without bail in the county jail pending trial.
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Theta Delta Chi
Dartmouth
Maroney
Robert M. Meads
Meads
Canaan
Franklin
Harry Burton
John H. Newton
A. H. Meads
Chicago
Woodsville
N. H
Charles Weis
St. Louis
Lebanon
Boston
James EB. Maroney
Warren Street
West Medford
Richard H. Hart
Howard Whitaker
Somerville
Massachusetts Hall
Hart Whitaker
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Whitaker
Ernest M. Hopkins
Arnold
Henry E. Maroney
New Haven
Conn
Medford High School
Andover Academy
U. S
Europe
South America
Dartmouth shooting tragedy linked to prior campus incident
The incident at Massachusetts Hall ends in the death of James E B Maroney with Meads blamed for the fatal shots. Meads earlier killed Norman F Arnold in a 1916 dorm corridor incident, both men were Dartmouth students who planned to attend commencement events with their families.
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Maroney
Meads
Norman F. Arnold
Hyde Park
Sanborn Hall
Dartmouth College
Arnold
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Dartmouth athlete and actor Maroney shot. Medford mourns
Maroney a Dartmouth student known for boxing and stage work was shot in Medford. He led the Dartmouth Dramatic Association and authored plays while excelling in athletics. His mother received a letter promising a home visit during commencement week. the community mourns his death and recalls his bright future.
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Dartmouth Dramatic Association
Sphinx Senior Society
Theta Delti Phi
James D. Howlett
Medford High School
British Leader Confirms Wilson Competent on Armenian Boundaries
In London on June 16, Bonar Law stated in the House of Commons that the British government considers President Wilson qualified to delimit Armenian boundaries in his private capacity. The assertion drew cheers as Horatio Bottomley questioned if a foreign head of state may intervene personally in international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
London
Bonar Law
House of Commons
Horatio Bottomley
Diplomas and Scholarships Awarded by School of the Museum
The School of the Museum of Fine Arts announces diplomas awarded to Henry Edward Smith Brockton Mass for drawing and painting and multiple designers including H vis Fyshe Montreal and Jeanette Greenberg Roxbury among others. Scholarships for 1920 21 include the Helen Hamblen Davis J Glover Ellen K Gardner and Polly Evarts Memorial with recipients listed by name and place. Award lists cover Kimball Thayer and Slocum prizes in modeling design and portrait with recipients such as Carl R Saxild Everett Magnus Urdahl Roslindale and Eliz beth Chase Brookline.
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School of the Museum of Fine Arts
Department of Drawing and Painting
Henry Edward Smith
Brockton
Mass
Department of Design
Hvis Fyshe
Montreal
Canada
Jeanette Greenberg
Roxbury
Lillian KF. Kendrick
Winthrop
Jeanette Kilham
Brookline
Grace
McDonald
Elizabeth H. Nichols
Cambridge
Carl R. Saxild
Everett
Greter Urban Thurlow
Boston
Helen Hamblen
Davis J. Glover
Ellen K. Gardner
Mary K. Walker
Alma
LeBrecht
George Hollingsworth
Bernard M. Keyes
Donald Gordon-Squier
Mrs. David Hunt
Lawrence T. Stevens
Magnus Urdahl
Polly Evarts
Emmeline Sewell
Mary Ripley
John W. Kelleher
Dorchester
Dominick de Palma
Haverhill
Edith L. Johansson
Brown Celebrates 1524 Commencement At Brown University
Brown University celebrated today its 1524 annual commencement awarding 295 degrees, the most in the college’s history. First degrees went to 240 graduates including 193 men and 47 women from the Women's College, with many returning veterans. The 53 advanced degrees included A M 38 Sc M 11 and Ph D 3, plus 10 honorary degrees by President W H P Faunce.
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Salvadore Cornejo
Havana
Cuba
College of Business Administration
St. Francisco de Leon
Spain
Charles” F. H. Allen
Arlington
Joseph A. F. O'Neil
Dorchester
Joseph Co. Paramountain
West Newton
Lucien B. Taylor
Taunton
Anna M. Picard
B. A. Women's Graduate Club
University of Paris
B. U
Jacob Sleeper
James Beede
T. Ross Hicks
Nathan A. Tufts
B. L. Loring
I. Bailey
Ralph Taylor
Nanking University
China
Boston University
Symphony Hall
Boston Institution
Marion Pickles
Melrose
Providence
Brown University
Women's College
W. H. P. Faunce
Gallivan Files Papers for State Primaries
Congressman James A. Gallivan of the 12th district filed the first set of nomination papers for the state primaries. He submitted them at the Secretary of State’s office and praised the supporters listed on the forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gallivan
Secretary of State
Simple Way To End Dandruff
A method claims to remove dandruff by applying four ounces of liquid arvon at night to moisten and rub into the scalp. Morning results show most dandruff gone, with three or four more applications said to dissolve and destroy all signs. It also promises instant relief from itching and hair that becomes fluffy glossy and soft.
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New Orleans
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K.M. Rosa E.P.A. Ekio
Boston, Mass
Warren Benson
Phyllis Addison
Newton
Ruth McAllister
Auburndale
Frank Kingdon
East Weymouth
Weymouth
Rachell Hardwick
The
College of Liberal Arts
Bachelor OF Religious Education
Arthur D. DeJacoby
Los Angeles
Cal
Jennie M. Dickinson
Glastonbury
Ruth O. Halford
Pittsfield
Ruth Helms
Marshall J. Murphree
Boas
Ala
Everett A. Overton
Penn
Mary N. Pearson
John E. Bentley
Dedham
Georgia
BE. Harkness
Spokane
Wash
Logan A. Pruitt
Omaha
Charles F. H. Allen
Maria Allen
Helen L. Banks
Helen L. Baldwin
Bangor
Katherine Call
Swampscott
Alta I
Joel Hatheway
Newton Highlands
Lillian Holmes
Clara E. Householder
Esther M. Lydon
Abington
Hazel M. MacDonald
Mattapan
Ermina M. Millis
Mt. Vernon
Joseph C. Paramountain
France
Bessie A. Ring
Mary A. McMahon
Mary M. Sullivan
Alice F. Sprague
Kazuro Sugimura
San Francisco
Calif
Raymond F. Piper
Syracuse, N. Y
Phyllis H. Addison
Newton Centre
Warren EB. Benson
Edwin C. Byam
South Chelmsford
Helen F. Cady
Revere
Marion W. Callanan
Salem
Helen G. Cogan
Stoneham
John K. Colby
Bradford
Ursula M. Cronin
Manchester
N. RH
Alice W. Damon
Milton
Dora L. Dexter
Plymouth
Cosmo R. di Cecca
Elizabeth S. Doane
Malden
Agnes G
Dorothy F. Hall
Trene M. Hall
Rochester
Beatrice J. Hamer
Forest Hills
Pauline L. Hall
Doris BE
Jennings
Miriam A. Johnson
Josephine A. Keany
Florence M. Kelly
Ruth F. Kimball
Newtonville
Best Weymouth
Marion L. Leavitt
Randolph
Kate Linfield
Mary V. Noonan
Lawrence
Mone R. Pendergast
Leominster
Esseciine I
Placido
Ruth L. Quinn
Sharon
Ruth Richardson
Canton
Ruth C. Roberts
Heading
Bessie Shapiro
Louise EB. Sheldon
Wakefield
Edith N. Snow
Lancaster
Katherine B&b. Sullivan
Danvers
Nazera
Tradd
Belle E. Wanzer
Eva G. Wanzer
Ethelyn Wardie
Enns BR. Weisman
Herbert F. Whalen
Fiverrett
Marion A. Wheeler
Geneve B. Wilde
Natick
Alice Bam
Ser Ice
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Lillian
Zeigler
Oer
Moses Akin
Eanclesce Boston
Tephen
Arlington Heights
Gay B. Kim
Honolulu
Hawaii
Ralph ©Ckwood
Mary K. Mackinnon
Wellesley
Alice E. McGreevy
Elizabeth J. Norton
Lenna M. Peabody
Russell G. Phipps
Albert A. Thompson
Esther V. Thurston
Middleboro
Frank FE
Tomlin
Purdin
Anna D. Truitt
Farmington
Yon C. Yang
Jeanette Ascolillo
Chelsea
Helen A. Caulkins
Medford
Pailoon Cheboojian
Isabelle M. Day
Brooklyn
Maud E. Davis
Jowell
Esther L. Clovaky
Portland
James H. Holland, Jr
Charlestown
Bessie D. James
Joseph G. Joyce
Newfoundland
Regina D. Madden
Clinton
Winifred H. Nash
Julia M. Shipman
Waterbury
Edna N. Spear
Tyler
Tex
Ruby F. Sutherland
Bachelor OF Business Administration
Philip W. Livingstone
Ayer
Walter E. Leidner
William I. Warren
Albert Wilcox
Mabel C. Fong
Dorothy Hickie
Elizabeth Nash
Helena Howe
Helen Schubarth
Abraham Bornstein
Norton T. Hood
Samuel Hootstein
Eliis Levant
Harold Stern
Nelson Hermance
South Boston
Joseph Howe
Richard P. Taylor
Katherine Travers
Gwendoline Ketver
John T.clark
Bridgewater
Thomas J. Barry
John F. Clarke
Harold Cohen
Francis J. Langley
Dewey Stone
Rita J. Waldron
Mary B. Hickey
Lillian Carleson
Michael McManus
Herbert Allum
South Dartmouth
Ellis Smith
Ethel Griffin
Paul O'Brien
Ednah Maynard
Northboro
William Stronach
Walter Hatch
Quincy
Anna Schlenker
Bishop C. Hunt
West Roxbury
Thomas Bott
Robert Lubbett
William Galvin
Shelburne Falls
James A. Kairns
Maude Butters
Horace Thacker
Springfield
Edward Haynes
Harold McAdam
Ruth Thornton
Gertrude Hines
Waltham
Tessie Connolly
Webster
Benjamin Barnett
Leroy Jones
Amy Tasker
Chester Wiggin
Elizabeth Walton
Emery T. Dyer
Skowhegan
Philip Bunker
Sutton
Stanley Barrows
Waterville
Arthur Sisson
Westbrook
Guy Foster
Howard E. Martin
James Hartigan
R. Ts
Elizabeth Miller
Jessie R. Dutcher
Lewis A. Newton
Norwich
Harry Liphardt
Martin's Ferry
Itera Administra
Ralph L. Power
Harold Clegg Spencer
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Samuel Albert
Simon J. Aronson
Joseph Atkins
Barnard Bachner
Medway
Percy R. Batchelder
Worcester
Leslie E. Becker
New Bedford
John A. Bennett
Riverside
R. William L. Berger
John C. Birmingham
Beverly
Anne Blair
Enfield
Edgar T. Brickett
North Chasset
Joseph C. Brinn
Constantine J. Brodbine
Joseph B. Casey
Vincent
James W. Flett
Waverley
Harold I. Fraser
East Braintree
Howard BE
Fuller
Exeter
Tustin F. Hoar
Edward C. Holden, Jr
Lynn
Thomas M. Jordan
James W. Jones
Portsmouth
N. H. Maurice A. Kamm
Theodore Lacob
Ovila Lambert
Woonsocket
R. TI
Anthony la Terra
Margaret E. Lanin
Rockland
Joseph J. LeFebre
Collinsville
Wellington
Nathan Falk
Barnett L. Newton
Isadore L. Oshry
Helen C. Owens
James J. Pasquale
Richard H. Parley
Walter G. Powers
Abraham Ranen
Ralph L. Rhodes
Joseph W. Riley
Samuel M. Laing
Fitchburg
John J. Starkiewicz
Ware
Isadore J. Silverman
Arthur P. Sullivan
Warren M. Swift
Bertrand W. Taylor
Thomas L. Thistle
Henry G. Welch
Sol Weltman
George H. Whittemore
Norman Wilke
Max A. Wittman
Robert A. Young
Abraham I. Zimon
Harry B. Zonis
Fisher Abramson
Arnard
Berkowitch
Evere
Burdick
Monson
Owney
Andes
Igmund W. Fischer, Jr
Baekeard R. Knight
Hyman Krinak
Petsoma Enaenes
Semple
Attleboro
Edward P. Shaw
Snow
Orleans
Eshitef
OF Laws
Harrison J. Barrett
Benjamin W. Clayton
Carroll F. Datute
South Braintree
Clayborne George
Bernard Ginsberg
William J. Kenney
Brighton
Daniel E. O'Brien
Louis B. Sensale
Dean J. Tolman
Bachelor OF Sacred Theology
Frederick J. Andrews
Penacook
Armando O. Bustamante
Delaware
C. Miller B. Clendensen
Tarentum
Penna
Homer F. Delap
Kansas
Arthur
Emig
St. Louia
Ralph W. George
Paul G. Aerasone
William °Ofelt
Cheespor
Ralph E. Hurd
Sedelia
Paige Feodor C. Kattner
Riesel
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Monroe
Ind
Chester W. Quimby
Toledo
Howard R. Lewis
St. Clairesville
William A. Reynolds, Jr
Delano
Charles F., Schofied
Fort. Collins
Cole
Otto S. Steele
Love City
George A. Hucknon
Mt. Gilead
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Oscar W. Low
Lincoln
Ned
Leslie Miller
Marion
Arthur J. G. Morgan
East Saugus
Hiram E. Myers
Hoffman
Walter K. Plank
Walter W. van Kirk
Harry A. Reid
Mark R. Shaw
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charles H. Stephens
Thomas A. Williams
Nashua
Charles BE
Winter
Alfred Wood
East Foxboro
Theodore G. Smith
Geotons
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Melvin R. Bradbury
James J. Collins
Syracuse
N. x
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Walter M. Evans
Cordesville
Eleanor B. Ferguson
Fall River
Gabriel del Pilar Flores
San Jose
Wilson H. Hastings
Weston
Margarite Holman
Florence BE. Mentzer
Denver
William Robinson
Ray W. Spalding
Barrington
R. I
Barnet W. Wein
Oscar Rodin
Senators Lodge
Senate
Brandegee
Connecticut
New Mexico
Smoot
Utah
Lima
Smith
Ohio
Pershing
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Taggart
William S. Sime
Gallivan
Palmer
Esa Ed
Morgan Crow Co
N.Y
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