Phone Rates Modified in Greater Boston
A minor change in Greater Boston telephone pricing applies to excess messages on business lines. After 300 monthly calls the rate drops from four to three and three quarters cents for calls 301 to 800. Calls beyond 800 cost three and a half cents. previously the lower rate existed only after 6500 calls and different brackets.
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Class of 1910 Leads Dartmouth Commencement Delegation
Hanover N H June 21 The class of 1910 led by Clark Tobin former All American football star has the best representation at the Dartmouth commencement. One hundred and thirty strong the class wears purple cap and sack coat with white buttons and white trousers.
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Clark Tobin
Dartmouth
Alumni Reunions Highlight College Homecoming
Strong representations among reuniting classes include 1900 and 1915 in eccentric costumes. Banquets and fraternal reunions draw large attendance as alumni council backs limits on growth until facilities expand. Alumni trustees elected include James Townsend and Clarence Hills. dramatic association stages The Truth with Sherman Clough leading in a feminine role. Tomorrow features Dartmouth vs Vermont ball game, alumni meeting, and a musical club concert.
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New York City
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Kansas City
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Rocky Mountain
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Indianapolis
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Weymouth Minister Wins Jacob Sleeper Fellowship
The Rev Frank Kingdon of East Weymouth Methost Church, Class of 1920 at Boston University Liberal Arts, received the Jacob Sleeper Fellowship for the coming year. He joined Phi Beta Kappa, led the Men’s Union, and served as student council editor of The Beacon. He will study further at Harvard. Proctors elected include William Duvall Newton Upper Falls and Helen Cooper Brockton.
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Phi Beta Kappa Society
the Beacon
Harvard
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Newton Upper Falls
Charles Robinson
Boston
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Brockton
Margaret H Day
Marblehead
Robert E. Moody
Ballard Vale
Marion Pickles
Melrose
College Women to Be Foreign Missionaries
Enthusiastic young college women join 61 men and women missionaries at a Boston conference. Prepared by colleges and normal schools for distant stations, they anticipate outreach including Muslim regions and foreign service opportunities.
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Women’s Missionary Board
Beacon Street
Daughters Join Foreign Mission Service From U S Colleges
A group of college girls including Jessie Martin of Oberlin Eleanor Foster of New York Anne Bingham of Kansas and others plan foreign missionary and teaching work. They depart for Turkey India Japan the Philippines China South Africa Spain and Mexico guided by Vassar Amherst and other institutions. Florence Fox will serve as district nurse in the Philippines. May Tebbett specializes in domestic science in South Africa.
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Rena L. Nutting
India
Anne Bingham
Yau
May Tebbatt
Africa
Eleanor Foster
Jessie Martin
Turkey
Florence L. Fox
Philippines
Foreign Service
Oberlin
Vassar
Eleanor W. Foster
New York
Ahmednagar
Kobe
Japan
Glory
Kansas State Normal School
Columbia University
Bingham
Seattle
Cagayan
Amherst
Foochow
China
Hawaiian Islands
South Africa
May Tebbutt
Raid Seizes 2304 Bottles of Jakey in Brockton
City liquor squad led by City Marshal Daniel M. Ryan and inspectors G. W. Grace and G. M Chase along with Lt. Daniel T. Guerin raided a tenement at 18 Hayward Street and seized 108 gallons of Jakey in 2304 bottles. A prior raid produced 700 bottles, totaling over 3000 bottles stored at police headquarters.
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Daniel M. Ryan
G. W. Grace
G. M Chase
Daniel T. Guerin
Hayward Street
Jakey
Pershing Receives Honorary Degree at Williams College
General John J. Pershing, Rear Admiral William S. Sims, and Franklin K. Lane receive honorary doctor of laws degrees at Williams College commencement. 124 graduates are caped as Pershing arrives to thunderous applause and a rising cheer.
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Williamstown
John J. Pershing
William S. Sims
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Williams College
R. R. Moton
Tuskegee University
Donald J. Cowling
Central College
Northfield
Minn
Mayor Threatens Jitney Return Over Poor Street Service
June 21 report from Lawrence notes Mayor William P. White warning he may reinstate jitneys if street railway service does not improve by week’s end. He accuses railway officials of failing promises and says the old Bay State ordinance voided May 1, opening possibility for a new jitney law.
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White
Landis Ends 15-Year Court Clutter on Vacation
Chicago June 21 Judge Kenesaw M Landis for the first time in 15 years has a clear docket and tonight left for Burt Lake Michigan to take an indefinite vacation to fish on the lake his bench duties paused for a break with no cases pending for him.
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Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
Burt Lake
Michigan
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