Missouri Republicans Seek Removal of Babler and Cole
In Sedalia on June 24, Missouri Republicans adopted resolutions demanding the ouster of Jacob L. Babler national committee man and W. L. Cole state chairman. Both men testified before the Senate committee they had received funds from London campaign managers for the presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
G. O. P. Asis
Babler
Sedalia
Jacob L. Babler
W. L. Cole
Senate
London
Reunion for Alumni of Boston University Law School
Hundreds of Greater Boston lawyers attend the annual alumni reunion at Hap Ward's Lynnfield estate. Supreme Court justices and state and federal officials join a day of dinner remarks, ball games, and elections with trains from South Station at 11 15 and 6 07 p m.
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B. U. Law School
Greater Boston
Lynnfield
Law School of
Boston University
Hap Ward
Supreme Court
Rugg
George A. Flynn
Roland H. Sherman
William T . Fitzgerald
Association
Supreme and Superior Courts
Fans Anticipate New Fannie Hurst Story in Next Sunday's Magazine
Readers await a timely fiction piece by Fannie Hurst starting in the upcoming Sunday Magazine. The serialized story promises engaging plotlines and character drama to tease the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Hurst
Dartmouth Receives Over 1.5 Million in Gifts
Dartmouth College reports gifts totaling more than 1.5 million dollars in the past year. A 200000 gift comes from the will of Theodore N. Vail and the Mrs Russell Sage estate provides 500000 for the college.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Theodore N. Vail
Russell Sage
Dartmouth donors fund memorials and prizes totaling 1.56 million
Dartmouth College receives substantial gifts from Edward Tuck and others, including a statue for Richard Hall and endowments totaling 1,556,450 with smaller gifts. Awards for the 1919-1920 academic year are announced, honoring Cannell, Gale, Dudley and other students with several fellowships, prizes, and scholarships. The Tip Top House shelter at Mt. Moosilauke is maintained by special gifts for the Outing Club.
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Richard Hall
Dartmouth
Edward Tuck
Amos Tuck School of Financial Administration
Paris
Richard K. Tyler
Washington, D. C
Theodore N. Vail
New York ‘City
Hosea B. Burnham
Manchester
N. H
Edwin F. Jones
R. C. Campbell
Denver
Col
Richard Crawford Campbell, Jr
Henry W. Cannon
New York City
Kate M. Morse
Boston
Mass
Merrill Allen Gallagher
Margaret Olivia Sage
Tucker
John E. Johnson
W. C. Hill
Stanley Hill
Edward K. Woodworth
Charles P. Woodworth
Tip Top
Mt. Moosilauke
Hanover
White Mountains
Dartmouth College
Jackson L. Cannell
Everett
Palaeopitus
Cannell
Chester O. Gale
Gale
Thomas M. Dudley
Concord
Dudley
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Pay Roll Bandit Identified in Vanzetti Trial
At Plymouth on June 24 hearing opened in the case of Bartholomew Vanzetti for assault with intent to rob and murder Alfred Cox paymaster of Bridgewater shoe firm. Bowles Cox and Harding identified the defendant as kneeling in the street firing on the truck party and later saw the bandit car in custody outside the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Bartholomew Vanzetti
Alfred Cox
L. Q. White Shoe Company
Bridgewater
Benjamin F. Bowles
Frank W. Harding
Campaign to curb wild driving led by state committee
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles Frank A. Goodwin was named chairman of a statewide committee to reduce automobile accidents. The plan includes employing organizers to establish active local units across Massachusetts and includes members from the Chamber of Commerce, automobile clubs, insurance interests, and related associations.
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Boston
Frank A. Goodwin
Goodwin
Public Works
John N. Cole
Edward G. Stacy
Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce
Stoughton Bell
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chester I. Campbell
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
James T. Sullivan
Bay State Automobile Association
George L. Ellsworth
Automobile Legal Association
Philip L. Schuyler
Massachusetts Automobile Club
H. Day Baker
Boston Commercial Vehicle Association
Edward C. Stone
Robert E. Stone
James J. Scully
Motor Truck Club of Massachusetts
Engineer of Owl Killed in Hartford Wreck
Ralph S. Gray of Springfield Mass died after the Owl express derailed near Hartford. Daniel Bailey, also of Springfield, suffered a fractured leg and other injuries at St Francis Hospital. Superintendent Mitchell said an investigation will determine fault amid possible switcher activity and weather related siding failure.
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Hartford
Ralph S. Gray
Springfield
Mass
Daniel Bailey
St. Francis’ Hospital
Boston Express
New York
Gray
Bailey
Carl A. Mitchell
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Robert B. Dow
Contoocook
Ralph K. Whitney
Goshen
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Mount Vernon
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Greenfield
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Pray
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Minneapolis
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Cleveland
Reed
Norman Carver
Newburyport
Woodbury Law
Francis G. Moulton
Lisbon
William B. Sullivan
Danvers
NASA
Jersey Cereal Food Co
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