Cornell Favored in Intercollegiate Regatta Odds at Five to Three
In Poughkeepsie New York June 28 favorable weather set the stage for a dramatic intercollegiate regatta with crews from Cornell Columbia Syracuse Wisconsin Pennsylvania and Stanford racing on the Hudson. Cornell remains five to three favorite though Columbia and Syracuse are billed as strong challengers.
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Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Leland Stanford University
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Cornellians
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West End Fish Markets Buzz Ahead of Sabbath
With the Jewish Sabbath incoming, West End fish markets report brisk business as striking women prepare fish to replace meat at Sabbath tables. The Hebrew Bakers' Union voted to assess members 25 cents for a fund aiding the striking women.
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West End
Hebrew Bakers’ Union
Headless Body Mystery Linked to May Screams in Woonsocket
Two Grove Street residents reported hearing distressing screams in early May. Police believe the accounts may relate to the headless body found in the Blackstone River near Dame's Grove farm, raising fresh clues in the homicide case.
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Woonsocket, R. L
Grove Street
Woonsocket
Blackstone River
Dame's Grove Farm
Jewish bakers join effort to aid striking women
Hebrew bakers vow to abstain from eating meat until the kosher meat strike wins. A $5 fine will be imposed on any member who violates the edict. The Greater Boston Kehilla plans to revive leadership to help settle the dispute. Open air meetings urged boycott of noncompliant shops. Cambridge women form a 230-strong committee to close kosher shops. Five arrestees in the kosher meat riot plead not guilty. each held in $100.
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Greater Boston
Kehilla
Henry H. Levenson
People’s Institute
The
New York
Genesee Street
Harrison Avenue
South End
North
South
West End
Cambridge
Labor League
Cambridge Street
Eva Hoffman
Meyer to convalesce on the Dolphin
Secretary of the Navy George von I. Meyer is recovering from typhoid fever and will spend part of his convalescence at sea aboard the despatch boat Dolphin after arriving at Gloucester.
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Hamilton
George von I. Meyer
Dolphin
Gloucester
Telephone Operators Nominate Officers in Boston Union
The Telephone Operators' Union of Boston nominated candidates for permanent officers to be chosen at the next meeting Friday night. Most temporary officers who steered the union through its organizing successes were nominated without opposition.
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Telephone Operators’ Union of
Boston
Body to be buried as coroner delays inquest
Coroner J H Rickard will not hold an inquest yet. a burial is planned tomorrow. Police drained Manville Pond area to reveal the river bed for clues. Witnesses on Grove Street heard women scream in May. a suspect relation is being questioned in Woonsocket. A Newton Centre resident reported seeing a man with a large box, suggesting the body could be concealed inside.
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Woonsocket
Andrew Woodward
Grove Street
H. Steere
Rickards
Calumet Hill Road
Mary Murphy
Newton Centre
Manville Pond
Dominion Day Observance Ties Boston Canadians to Nation
Canadian born residents around Greater Boston plan Dominion Day events on July 1. A British Night at Tremont Temple features a Durbar reenactment and programs with music and patriotic themes, supported by numerous Canadian and British societies in the area.
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United States
Greater
Boston
British Naval and Military Veterans’ Association
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Canadian Club
Victorian Club
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Order of Scottish Clans
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Charitable Irish and the British Charitable Society
Scottish Historical Society of
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Welsh Associates
Highland Dress Association
Empire Club
Harvard University
Inicorn Club
Order of Sons of St. George
Uniform Bank
Manchester Unity
Cabot Club
Terra Novian Society
Newfoundlanders’ Mutual Benefit Association
Victoria League
Brookline
P. E. TI. Mutual Intercolonial Club
Woman's Auxiliary Scots Charitable Society
Tremont Temple
Foss Conversion Seen as Too Recent for Nomination
Colonel Bryan declined to pledge support for Governor Foss of Massachusetts as a presidential candidate amid questions about Foss's short time in the party. Foss's representatives, led by Sherman L. Whipple, argued Foss has a progressive record, while critics note he has seldom voted Democratic and has only three years in the party. Hearst discussed Massachusetts breaking from Champ Clark with Mayor Fitzgerald.
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Bryan
Foss
Massachusetts
Mr. Bryan
Sherman L. Whipple
William Randolph Hearst
Champ Clark
Fitzgerald
Whipple
Salaries Held Up by Congress Halt Government payroll
U S District Attorney and U S Marshal staff miss June pay due to Congress inaction on appropriation bills. If funds not provided soon, vacations may be canceled and special assistants retired. Navy yard may close today risking 1800 layoffs. only about 100 workers remain on duty to protect life and property.
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United States Marshal’s Office
Congress
Navy Yard
Coffman
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