Niles Captures State Lawn Tennis Title In Longwood Clash
N W Niles defeated Rab Seaver 1 5 6 0 4 6 6 2 to win the 26th Massachusetts state championship at Longwood. Harry C. Johnson to defend title next week against Niles as both veterans showcased top form. The boys traded rallies with Seaver's lob and Niles fast drives shaping a gripping final set.
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Longwood Cricket Club
N. W. Niles
Niles
Seaver
Boston
Miss Zinderstein
George Wightman
Longwood Club
Wightman
Gilbert Harvey
Philadelphia
Molla Bjurstedt
Eleanor Goss
Toronto
Ontario
Harry Wickles
Bjurstedt
Longwood
Mrs. Wightman
Seventh Regiment Armory
New York
Pinehurst
N. C
Vincent Richards
William J. Tilden
Zinderstein
Elizabeth Zinderstein
Prince Street
West Newton
Mass
Bijurstedt
New Chemistry Hall Funded at Cornell University
President Jacob Gould Schurman announced that an unnamed donor will fund a new chemistry building to replace Morse Hall after a recent fire. The gift is about 1 million dollars for Cornell University in Ithaca New York.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
University
Morse Hall
G O P Opens 1919 Campaign In Melrose Meeting
The Massachusetts Republican Club launched the 1919 campaign with Joe Mitchell Chapple calling for accountability of the Democratic war policy and nominating Melrose Mayor Charles H. Adams for State Treasurer. The meeting in Melrose drew 100 as organizers outlined plans for statewide rallies and an aggressive push to win back voters.
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Joe Mitchell Chapple
Charles H. Adams
Melrose
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Memorial Hall
Republican Party
State Republican Committee
Coolidge
William S. Barry
Robert N. Turner
Arlington
State Republican League
America
Victor Friend
Ashland Carr
Bandits Rob Taxi Driver On Somerville Bridge
Three young men held up taxi driver William Litson on the Somerville avenue bridge near the East Cambridge line just after midnight. They forced him to surrender $12 and fled in the cab, which was later found on Fifth Street. Litson reported the holdup and Somerville officers were alerted.
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William Litson
Somerville Avenue Bridge
East Cambridge
Fifth Street
Litson
Somerville
Erzberger Would Seek Changes in Treaty in Germany
Paris dispatch reports Mathias Erzberger would demand two revisions if he takes power. He would tone down the war guilt clause to ease German sensitivities and seek abandonment of prosecution of the former Emperor.
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Paris
The
Temps
Mathias Erzberger
Germany
Italy Accepts Dalmatian Settlement Proposal
Paris dispatch reports the Italian delegation has been directed to accept the Dalmatian settlement proposed by Clemenceau Lloyd George and Wilson. The confirmation comes from Reuters Paris office.
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Italy
Paris
Rome
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Wilson
Reuter’s, Ltd
Boston Today: Outings and Openings Across the Region
Employees head to Villa Napoli for a Nantasket outing from Rowe's wharf at 12 15. NE Business Women meet at 144 Bowdoin in the afternoon. Library Service exams at Central Library 9 am and 2 pm. Horticultural Society shows roses and strawberries at Horticultural Hall. Dinners, carnivals, and reunions fill the day from Copley Plaza to Newton and Somerville. Dartmouth and Park Square Club events close the schedule.
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Boston Stationers’ Association
Villa Napoli
Nantasket
Rowe's Wharf
New England Business Women's Club
Bowdoin
Library Service
Central Library
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Copley Plaza
Jamaica Pond House
Church of Our Lady
Washington
Adams Streets
Newton
St. Catherine's Church
Spring Hill
Somerville
Washington Street
Roxbury
Arlington
College of Liberal Arts Alumni Association of
Boston University
Woodland Park Hotel
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Mutual Benefit Association
Lynn
General Electric Company
Meadow Park
Maynard Finns
Catholic Women’s Club of
Dedham
Dedham High School
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Park Square Club
Glen Echo Park
Stoneghton
Roger Conant Family Association
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
Oakdale Captures Doubleheader over Dedham in Grammars
Oakdale won the first game 3-2 and the second 5-1 against Dedham in a season-ending doubleheader. Winning batteries were Collins at pitcher and Eddy at catcher.
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Dedham Grammar Schools
Oakdale
Ames
Collins
Eddy
Brown and Alcock Honored With Transatlantic Flight Prize
Captain Alcock and Lieutenant Brown were feted at a Daily Mail luncheon and presented a $50,000 prize. King George later bestowed knighthood on both aviators for the historic non stop transatlantic flight.
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Brown
Daily Mail
King George
Alcock
Randolph’s Oldest Citizen Adam F. Jones Dies at 96
Adam F. Jones, Randolph’s oldest resident, died today at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Sullivan. He was born in a nearby house and spent most of his life in the same area.
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Randolph
Adam F. Jones
Michael M. Sullivan
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