Veterans of YD Organize New National Association Officers Elected
The first national convention of the YD Veterans Association elected officers at 200 Huntington Avenue. General Edwards was named honorary president. Dc A Stevens became president with state and at large vice presidents. An executive committee and officers including Perkins Farrell Taylor and Tandy were named. The group unites YD clubs worldwide and built on Camp Devens preparations and plans after the 26th Division's return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YD Veterans’ Association
Huntington Avenue
General Edwards
Dc. A. Stevens
New England
Albert H. Greenlaw
Maine
Charles S. Walker
New Hampshire
Henry Munsell
Vermont
James A. Brickett
Massachusetts
France
Camp Devens
Delegates Back Local Club Drive After Convention
Delegates from across the country attended the convention and expressed enthusiasm to organize local clubs in their communities. An amended constitution and by laws were adopted and national officers were elected.
Three National Guard Officers Appointed by Governor Coolidge
Governor Coolidge signed commissions for Willis K. Hodgdon Jr captain 101st Field Artillery Frederick A Simonds captain Medical Corps reserve and William H Cates first lieutenant 101st Infantry elevating three officers in the National Guard yesterday.
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National Guard
Coolidge
Willis K. Hodgdon, Jr
101St Field Artillery
Frederick A. Simonds
Medical Corps
Wiliam H. Cates
Leutenant
101St Infantry
Class Day at Harvard 1920 Highlights Rivalry Fun
Harvard class of 1920 holds a full day of celebrations from chapel to a confetti battle in the Stadium. Senior festivities include the ivy ovation, dances, and a midday tree oration with leaders Fred Church Joe Stubbs and Fev Revere Frothingham coordinating events.
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Harvard
Joe Stubbs
Newton
Memorial Hall
Holworthy Hall
Appleton Chapel
Fev
Saul Revere Frothingham
Sanders Theatre
Fred Church
Marshal Church
Fred Bullard
New Haven
Paul Revere Frothingham
Freddie Church
Slater Washburn
Worcester
James Gore King, Jr
New York City
Paul Rice Doolin
St. Albans
John Varnum Spalding
Newton Centre
Holdem Chapel
Henry Wilson Harris, Jr
Chestnut Hill
Edgar Scott, Jr
Lansdowne
Penn
Glee Club
Second Marshal Church
Vinton Chapin
Hemenway
Widener
Memorial Tower
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Phi Bet Kappa
Frank W. Taussig
Robert Grant
W. G. Hall
Richard Henry Dana
James A. Tufts
Phillips Exeter Academy
Benjamin A. Gould
Edward W. Forbes
Fogg Art Museum
Clifton D. Gray
Bates College
Hughes and Pound Laud Harvard Law Centennial
Charles E. Hughes and Dean Roscoe Pound spoke at Harvard Law School centennial ceremonies. They warned that expansion of law has lagged behind modern complexity and condemned judicial power being ceded to administrative bureaus. Alumni events followed with Holmes re elected president and a luncheon attendance of 400.
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Charles E. Hughes
Dean Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Anne
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Pound
Joseph Story
Nny
Alumni Association
Law School
Copley Plaza
Dr. Pound
A. Lawrence Lowell
James Byrnes
New York City
College Alumni Associaation
Francis Brawle
Philadelphia
William C. Loring
Boston
Harold D. Hazeltine
Browning
Law
Cambridge University
England
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Reginald H. Smith
F. W. Grin
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School Association
America
Boston Notable Executives Named to Council
Nell of 1998 Boston secretary and Fred T Field 1903 Boston along with Francis G Goodell 1907 Boston and Charles E Hughes Jr 1912 New York City are named as members of the executive council.
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Nell
Boston
Fred T. Field
Francis G.goodell
Charles E. Hughes, Jr
New York City
Former German Empress Ill as Sons Rush to Her Side
The former German Empress is reported in very serious condition at Doorn. Her son Frederick William has been summoned from Wieringen to join his mother, and Prince Joachim is already there. The Empress worsened yesterday.
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the Hague
Frederick William
Wieringen
Doorn
Prince Joachim
Rain Spoils Wood Picnic At Andover Summer Home
Lawrence June 21. A large picnic planned by William Wood of the American Woolen Company for all minors of the company is postponed due to bad weather. Thousands of sandwiches were donated to the Salvation Army and the local orphan asylum after the event was delayed for a second time. The company will hold another gathering Friday and another for weaving department workers Saturday, with mills closed to accommodate plans.
Commissions Open for Former Army Fliers in New England
Former World War era fliers may re enter the service as commissioned pilots. A board will convene July 7 to appoint officers for New England. Many applications already filed, with further submissions accepted if sent to Colonel Leonard H. Drennan in the Northeastern Department.
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Leonard H. Drennan
Air Service
Northeastern Department
New England
Washington, D. C
Drennan
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Veterans OF YD Organize
Edwards
Theda Bara
Mary Picifford
Chin Chin
Mike Biffy
Joff
Biroy
Ceorges Carpentier
Allez
Whncy Cigar
Breslin & Campbell, Inc
Hockey Star
the Shepard Stores
Barbara West
Preston
Britt
Ordimonia
Amelia
Venetian Brand
Mule Team
Castile
Conti
Craddock’s
Salter
Clea
Ins
Hinds
Hubbard
Jergen
Lux
Watkins
Mennen
Mum
Noonan
Pinkham
Winter Street
Shepard Service
Sterno
Wyeth
Woodbury
Tur Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
W.S.S
Van
Dickens
Doyle
Swift
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