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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1921

Page

13

Gompers Faces Major Labor Fight at AFL Ballot

The AFL convention braces for a showdown as Samuel Gompers seeks re election while John Lewis announces candidacy. Lewis claims broad miner and machinist support, challenging the veteran leader who says the presidency is not for sale and vows to let the convention decide.

Gompers Lewis American Federation of Labor Machinists’ Union Carpenters and Joiners’ Union John McBride Denver

Amherst Men Hail Coolidge at Centennial Commencement

Amherst June 21 Amherst alumni from around the world gathered for commencement and centennial events under the theme Back to fundamentals The principal speakers urged a return to first principles and a readjustment away from new isms and blogs in the current era over 2000 alumni attended various functions showing broad participation and interest

Mr. Lansing Amherst Coolidge Northampton College Hall College Library George A. Plympton Corporation Massachusetts Beta Pi Beta Kappa Lansing Cobridge Robert T. Brady

Amherst Centennial Festivities Toast Vice President Coolidge

Vice President Coolidge spoke at the Amherst centennial exercises in the campus tent auditorium and received hearty cheers from nearly 3000 Amherst men and friends. He dined with classmates at Hotel Nonotuck Holyoke alongside Mrs Coolidge and other dignitaries. Geoffrey John Archer Amherst England guest of the class of 95. Chief Justice Rugg notes Amherst alumni serving in courts across the country and abroad.

Amherst Coolidge Robert Lansing Wilson College Hall Arthur P. Rugg Massachusetts Supreme Court John B. Tyler Old Amherst Hotel Nonotuck Holyoke Rugg Court of Last Resort Alabama Connecticut Indiana Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts New York Utah Virginia Vermont Washington Greece Europe

Williams College honors leaders with Doctor of Laws

Judge George W. Anderson and four others received Doctor of Laws degrees at Williams College during the 127th annual commencement. Anderson decried abandonment of ideals, warned that Germany seems to be the victor, criticized the railroad service and high rates, and urged restraint in armament spending to avoid another war. Edgar N. Clark Prof. Charles J. Bullock and Frederick Gellen accompanied him.

Williamstown George W. Anderson Williams College Germany Anderson Edgar N.clark Interstate Commerce Commission Charles J. Bullock Harvard University Frederick Gellen

Katahdin Game Preserve Created in Maine

Maine fish and game officials established the Katahdin Park game preserve in the Mount Katahdin region. Commissioner Willis E. Parsons signed a decree banning catching hunting chasing or killing any living animal or bird for four years. The area includes some of the state’s best hunting grounds.

Tennis champion Nathaniel Niles held in $10,000 bail

Nathaniel F. Niles appeared with counsel before Judge Fosdick in the Superior Criminal Court and furnished $10,000 bail for further appearance. He and co defendants Alfred S. Dabney and Ernest E. Smith were indicted by the Essex county grand jury on larceny charges tied to dealings with Jeremiah J. Quirk of Peabody.

Nat W. Niles Lawrence Frederick Fosdick Superior Criminal Court Nathaniel F. Niles Niles Alfred S. Dabney Earnest E. Smith Essex County Grand Jury Jeremiah J. Quirk Peabody

Noonan's Hair Petrole Ad Promotes Barber Treatments

Barbers urge frequent applications of Noonan's Hair Petrole to keep the scalp clean and dandruff free. The product is described as a softening hair dressing with antiseptic petroleum, priced 15 cents per treatment in shops and $1.00 for home use at drug and department stores. Direct orders accepted from T Noonan & Sons Co. Boston.

Noonan Nifrs T. Noonan & Sons Co Portland St Boston

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