Boston College Class of '37 Receives Diplomas
The Boston College Class of 1937 held a formal diploma ceremony with twenty-one graduates seated on stage amid maroon and gold decorations. Dr. General Collins urged graduates to embrace integrity, avoid excess brilliance, and earn public trust through steady industry and patience.
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Boston College
Old College
Byrnes
Thomas F. Scully
Cambridge
Arthur W. Dolan
Francis Fogarty
Leo F. O'Neill
Michael Splaine
Boxston College Hall
Henry M. Brock
Dennis W. Brown
Michael J. Carey
Nicholas D. Cary Corbett
James Albert Crowley
Patrick _S. Cunniff
James H. Devlin
Rthur Dolan
Francis W. Fogarty
Henry A. Grainger
Edward Kenney
Richard_ I. Lane
William F. Lyons
Hugh M. McDermod
Jon T.mcplény
Albert C. Mullin
Michael J. Splaine
John C. Sweeney
Joseph P. Walsh
James B. Wenderberg
General Collins
Domestic worker dies after arrest for drunkenness in Chelsea
Belle Furguson, employed by Edward Colby at 474 Main Street, Chelsea, was arrested for drunkenness and taken to the station house. Doctor Duff said she suffered from prolonged drinking and needed watching. She worsened and died before the doctor could return. Undertaker Cobb will handle the body until the 24th unless claimed by relatives.
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Edward Colby
Main Stréet
Chelsea
Colby
Division 15
Dr. Duff
Cobb
Horseless fire engine 39 shows mixed performance in test run
The second test of horseless fire engine 39 was held yesterday afternoon. It traveled fairly well overall despite rough pavements and uphill sections. Tillerman Green demonstrated skill steering the autotaion among traffic. The engine paused on East street and could be turned within its own length. Pumps were tested Monday night, throwing a two inch stream to 150 feet.
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Green
East Street
Japan protest on Hawaii treaty prompts careful Senate review
The Senate foreign relations committee considers Japan’s protest an ultimatum against completing the Hawaii United States treaty. Members plan a closed sub committee review, with the State Department nearly ready to deliver a strong, precedent backed reply defending U S positions.
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Japan
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Hawaii
United States
North Pacific
China
State Department
Hoar On Bryans Record In Wool Schedule Debate
In Washington on June 2 the Senate finished paragraphs of the wool schedule for raw wool and moved to manufactured woollen goods. Hoar referenced Bryan to provoke defense from Mantle, Allen, and Stewart while Teller warned republican hopes. Quay failed to push ad valorem rates on third class wool.
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William J. Bryan
Mantle
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Stewart
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Victor
Hugh Johnson
Quay
Boston Circus Draws Record Crowd Despite Three Ring Setup
An immense crowd packed the main tent last night as the circus set season records in Boston. Performers operated efficiently across three rings with multiple trapeze acts in motion, and an unusually high number of women performers enhanced the show. The crowd stayed engaged as age and excitement blended in the lively seating.
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Munroe Released After Hearing On Elect ri c Car Hold Up
Malden police brought William Henry Munroe from Reading after an overnight arrest tied to a Wilmington electric car robbery. Judge Pettangill initially sentenced him to one year for vagrancy, but upon Munroe speaking plainly the judge vacated the sentence and released him. He vanished, believed heading to Berlin New Hampshire.
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Merrill
Reading
William Henry Munroe
Wilmington
Pettingill
Munroe
House of Correction
Berlin
N. H
Bombs Found In Amesbury Street At Dawn
This morning shade dynamite bombs were found by Frank Dow on an er street. He took them to police headquarters. An expert pronounced them dynamite bombs used with electric batteries. Police investigate the incident.
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Amesbury
Er Street
Frank Dow
Anonymous Letters Stir Charlestown Yard Officials
Indignation rises at Charlestown navy yard over anonymous letters to Major Robert L. Meade head of the marine corps. A discharged prisoner Fernandez sent letters and threats about Meade and his wife prompting Sanity review and discharge. secrecy surrounds a later conference with Secretary Long. Weather notes add a late summer heat context with a 66 to 83 degree range and 68 percent humidity.
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Robert L. Meade
Marine Corps of
Meade
Fernandez
Major Meade
Fernandes
Roosevelt
Longo
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Defendant Isaac Allen Appears in Debtors Suit
Councillor Isaac B. Allen appeared in Municipal Court yesterday as the defendant in a suit brought by Lewis Myers who had secured a judgment for 22.88 dollars and costs. Myers requested a postponement and the case was adjourned to July 2. Judge Forsaith ordered Allen to be present by 10 o clock for possible hearing.
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Isaac B. Allen
Lewis Myers
Myers
Allen
Aen
Gorham Runaway Accident Leaves Manufacturer Injured
Gorham June 23 John Simmons a noted scythe and rifle maker was dragged by a runaway horse along the road Woe He was thrown out and dragged some distance The horse died shortly after the incident leaving him in a precarious and doubtful recovery condition.
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John
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