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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

5

O Connell Weds Moran of Allston in Boston Church

Miss Mary E B Moran daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen J Moran of Ashford Street Allston married Daniel T O Connell of Dorchester a Boston attorney and former newspaper man The ceremony was at St Anthony s Church Allston with Rev Nicholas J Murphy and others in attendance A reception followed at the bride s home and the couple plan to reside in Dorchester The groom Harvard and Boston University Law School graduate and partner with his brothers ex Congressman Joseph F and James E O Connell The bride Notre Dame Academy graduate

Mary EB. Moran Stephen J. Moran Ashford Street Allston Daniel T. O'Connell Dorchester Boston St. Anthony's Church John A. Dailey St. Mark's Church William F. Toohig St. Mark's William Currie St. Patrick’s Church Roxbury O’brien Revere Grace Moran Pride John O’connell Sjr Joseph Moran Timothy F. Corcoran James McGrath Simon Curran Harvard University Boston University Law School Joseph F James E. O'Connell Notre Dame Academy Mary E. Moran St. Anthony’s Church

Brennan Re-elected President Of Massachusetts Elks

John P. Brennan of Cambridge was re-elected president of the Massachusetts Order of Elks at the state convention in New Bedford. John W. Donnelly of Worcester was the rival candidate for president. Other officers elected include First VP Joseph F. Francis. Second VP Dr. William D. McAfee. Third VP Marshall P. Neiman. Treasurer Bernard E. Garlin. Secretary Jeremiah J. Hourin. Trustees Dr. Thomas Tierney William Curran and Michael T. Burke.

New Bedford John P. Brennan Cambridge Massachusetts Order of Elks John W. Donnelly Worcester Joseph F. Francis William D. McAfee Haverhill Marshall P. Neiman Bernard E. Garlin Lynn Jeremiah J. Hourin Framingham Thomas Tierney Hudson William Curran Winthrop Michael T. Burke Marlboro

Ladd Attacks Big Bankers in Senate Address

Senator Ladd in the Senate denounced bankers as powerful and warned of war profiteers profits while supporting a plan to tax banks to fund a World War I veteran cash bonus. He accused bankers of surplus during the war and called for equitable profit sharing.

Washington Senate Ladd Republican North Dakota Senator Todd

Court Rules Against Lloyd in Illinois Overthrow Case

The Illinois Supreme Court affirmed a Cook County judgment sentencing William Bross Lloyd and 18 of 39 Communists to imprisonment for alleged attempts to overthrow the government. The court called Communists a menace. Lloyd is brother of Demarest Lloyd of Boston, founder of the Loyal Coalition.

Springfield Ills Associated Press Supreme Court of Illinois Today Criminal Court of Cook County William Bross Lloyd Demarest Lloyd Boston Loyal Coalition

Boston College graduates glimpse new building under rain

At the close of the 45th annual commencement exercises, a large class of graduates and their families paused in a downpour to gaze at the gray skeleton of a new building rising on University Heights, signaling growth for the college.

Boston College University Heights College Assembly Hall John J. Consadine Cardinal O’connell William J. Fahey Philomatheia Club Henry E. Foley John A. Carey

Valedictory Addresses Warn of Constitution Centralization

In a campus ceremony Charles A. Cusick and Henry E. Foley examine the dangers of centralizing power in government. Foley gave the valedictory as both speakers argued that governmental overreach could reduce the ability of the people to hurt the state compared with a generation ago.

Charles A. Cusick Henry E. Foley Foley

Day of pomp and action at Harvard

When time honored customs are revived the militia invades Harvard precincts as the Lancers ride up with the Governor's escort. Hoofs clatter at the gate signaling a ceremonial pageant of state ceremony and military display.

Harvard

Harvard outdoor commencement to be held in Sever quadrangle

With over 1000 graduates, Harvard plans an outdoor ceremony in Sever Quadrangle. If rain, events move to Sanders Theatre. Governor Cox and staff arrive to meet President and Fellows at Massachusetts Hall before the procession led by university marshal John Warren.

Sever Sanders Theatre Cox University Harvard College Massachusetts Hall John Warren Charles W. Eliot

Harvard University Commencement Exercises Details

The procession includes deans presenting candidates for degrees and the president awarding regular and honorary degrees. After the choir and benediction, a luncheon for distinguished guests follows in University Hall. Alumni plan five new overseers and directors, with gifts and departmental reports at Sever Quadrangle. William C. Boyden presides as alumni address the gathering amid reunion attendance and weather-related adjustments.

Chadwick Lowell Bach Moore University University Hall Gray and Matthews Halls Alumni Association Massachusetts Hall Sever Quadrangle William C. Boyden Chicago Harvard Alumni Association Associated Starvard Clubs Boston Association

Cardinal O'Connell Flags Corner Stone for Boston College Science Building

Cardinal O Connell led the cornerstone blessing for Boston College new science building as 2000 onlookers cheered. Workmen began raising the edifice to house physics chemistry and biology departments with occupancy planned for September reopening.

Cardinal O’connell Boston College

Honorary LL D Bestowed at Commencement Exercises

Cardinal O Connell presided over indoor commencement ceremonies awarding one LL D to Denis Aloysius McCarthy and 21 M A degrees, 3 M S degrees, 118 B A degrees, 6 B P degrees, and 3 B S degrees. McCarthy gave a stirring address urging ambitious yet square living amid lingering biases.

Cardinal O’connell Denis Aloysius McCarthy Cardinal O'Connell

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