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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1921

Page

2

Harvard Seniors Vie for Place in Crimson Hall of Fame

The Harvard class of 1921 nears graduation and aims to secure spots in the Crimson Hall of Fame. The seniors boast a strong group of “best” and “most” men who will contend with earlier graduates for recognition in the celebrated pantheon.

Harvard Crimson Hall of Cambridge University Crimson Hall of Fame Bob Finley Cambridge Albany Yale C. George Krogness Minneapolis Ned” Mahan Charlie" Brickley Eddie” Casey Michele Cantacuzene Comte Speransky

Harvard class of 1921 elects most popular seniors in wartime group

Henry Faxon Heilne Faxon named first marshal and most popular, with a cast of peers including Barton Pickering Jenks Duke Sedgwick Ralph Shaw Ned Gourdin and John Archibald Sessions. The piece highlights athletic feats military service and campus leadership of the Harvard Crimson class of 1921 amidst war interruptions.

Harvard Robert M. “Duke” Sedgwick Herman Dunlap Smith Harvard Crimson Henry Hardwick Faxon Barton Jenks Providence Emery Trott Edward Orval Ned” Gourdin Prince Michael Cantacuzene Ralph “Peanuts” Shaw Henry Hardwick Heinie Faxon Quincy Milton Academy Yale New Haven Cambridge Barton Pickering Jenks Pi Eta Brookline Adonis Oregon Jack’ Dempsey Cambridge Colossus Ralph Burnham Shaw

World and domestic brief items from June 17

League of Nations executive council met in Geneva to discuss the budget. In London Sir H Carlyle, backed by Lloyd George, lost the Hartford by election to Rear Admiral Sueter. Churchill hints Irish question may be on imperial conference agenda. Rotary officials elected at a convention in Edinburgh. Coal miners vote to continue strike. Verdun authorized to issue 60 million francs in bonds for reconstruction. Nine Irishmen arrested over railway wire cutting and signal arson around London. Greek offensive against Turkish Nationalists paused as Britain weighs backing. Greeks expected to attack east of Ushak.

London Sir H. Carlyle Lloyd George Hartford House of Commons M. F. Sueter Winston Churchill Constantinople Associated Press Ushak

What to Do with Sims

Washington June 17 United News Secretary of the Navy Denby has not decided how to handle Admiral Sims though he has received abundant advice. Letters and telegrams flood Denbys office from veterans professors and citizens urging rewards or punishment over Sims Irish stance. Denby remains silent awaiting official direction on the case.

Washington United News Denby Admiral Sims Sims

Chauffeur sought after Pawtucket Attleboro crash

Police search across four cities for William Wyllie after a motorcycle crash on the Pawtucket Attleboro road left Dorchester residents Max Sissenwine dead and Julius Friedman injured. Wyllie fled into nearby woods following the collision.

Providence R. I Attleboro Pawtucket Cranston William Wyllie Pawtucket-Attleboro Max Sissenwine Holmes Avenue Dorchester Julius Friedman Park Avenue Wyllie

Yale Honors Hadley with Emeritus Title

At a Yale Corporation meeting in New Haven on June 17 the board voted to grant President Hadley the title of president emeritus upon his retirement next week. Thomas W. Farnam was named temporary secretary of the corporation starting July 1, to fill the role after Dr Stokes’s retirement, a position he held briefly last year during Stokes’s absence.

John Archibald Sessions Johnny Hadley Emery Tuckerman Trott Andover Manchester N. H Tie Harvard Price Greenleaf Harvard Liberal Club Geological Club Roland Sewell Krebs Baltimore Thomas Stilwell Lamont New York Tom Lamont The Crimson Cambridge William Vaughn Moody Fawcett Newton Bill Pi Eta Dramatic Club Maclin Davis Hasty Pudding Club Mac Crimson Thespians New Haven Yale Corporation Thomas W. Farnam Stokes

Owners of Guns Sought After East Side Seizure

The East Side crew says four English engineer officers placed machine guns aboard the steamship before customs seized them in New York. Assistant U.S. Attorney Gross leads a multiagency probe into ownership and possible aims against a friendly nation. Investigators seek a chief engineer who vanished and two assistants who sailed with the ship to Norfolk.

Norfolk East Side New York Harbor New York United States Isaac Gross Hoboken Gross Daugherty Ireland Department of Justice Customs Service and Shipping Board

Chandler 2 Company Employees Hold Outing

Chandler 2 Company employees enjoyed first annual outing at Villa Napoli Nantasket with sports a baseball game between men and women and a shore dinner after, followed by dancing. Margaret MacNaugher won the 25 yard dash for women and Virginia Paul won the girls race. Patrick Hanlon led the arrangements with Miss Edith Oakley assisting.

Chandler & Company Villa Napoli Nantasket Margaret MacNaugher Virginia Paul Arangements Committee Patrick Hanlon Edith Oakley

Dempsey Named Corespondent in Osage Divorce Suit

Osage Indian sues for divorce naming Jack Dempsey of Los Angeles as a corespondent. Attorney identifies the heavyweight champion as the Dempsey who fights Georges Carpentier on July 2. bill cites letters between Dempsey and the wife Lilly.

Pawhuska Oklo United News Jack Dempsey F.R. Boulanger Lilly Los Angeles Charles Holden Boulanger Dempsey Georges Carpentier

New Rumors of Irish Peace Parleys In Lords

London June 17 The House of Lords adjourned after heated argument between Lord Buxton and Viscount Bryce over amending the home rule act and entering negotiations with the moderate Sinn Fein ers with the government saying it would reply on Tuesday.

London Associated Press House of Lords Lord Buxton Viscount Bryce Sinn Fenners

Peace rumors and Irish settlement proposals discussed in London

The report notes possible government action to ease the Irish difficulties with suggestions that leaders like Smuts Grey and the Earl of Derby be asked to meet a northern and southern Irish delegation. An impression of a new government attempt emerges. Separately, the Farm and Trades School Alumni Association held its annual field day on Thompson's Island, drawing many graduates and friends.

London Jan C. Smuts Union of South Africa Vicount Grey Earl of Derby the Farm and Trades School Thompson's Island

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