Harvard grub reform notice hurls eight students into inquiry
At Memorial Hall Harvard eight prominent students were named on a billboard notice by Memorial Hall Dining Association president Harry B. Kirtland. They face a 6:30 pm investigation for alleged disorderly conduct after a lunch incident.
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Memorial Hall
Harvard
Harry B. Kirtland
Memorial Hall Dining Association
P. M. Hooper
Louis B. Wehle
G. 5. Forbes
J. Foster
R. B. Ogilby
R. M. Day
W. B. Wrenn
Bailsford
St. Castle
Sons of Admirals Sampson and Philip Named for Naval Academy
The President appointed cadetships at the Naval Academy. Freigh Parle Sampson, son of Admiral Ts . Sampson, is named primary. Woodward, son of the late Rear Admiral Payee, is first alternate. C. W. Howard, son of Major General Howard, U. S. A., is second alternate. Presley Morea Taylor, son of post Admiral Henry Taylor, is third alternate.
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Sampson
Philip
Naval Academy
Washington
Freigh Parle Sampson
Admiral Ts . Sampson
Woodward
Payee
C. W. Howard
Howard
Presley Morea Taylor
Henry Taylor
Tariff bill adopted amid close Senate division
The tariff bill passed on a rising division with Ayes 66 and Noes 65. McCall Heatwole Littlefield Republicans joined Democrats against the report. Payne called for ayes and noes, then the roll was called. The bill next goes to the President. A rural free delivery classification bill discussed without a vote. fate uncertain. The ship subsidy bill, led by Frye, was debated but laid aside with no further speakers today.
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Noes
Messrs. McCall
Massachusetts
Heatvole
Minnesota
Littlefield
Maine
Payne
Senate
Frye
King Knocks Out Thomas in Denver Fight
Buddy King of Denver stopped Kid Thomas of New York in the third round of a scheduled 10 round bout at the Denver Athletic Club. The action occurred in Denver on March 4.
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Denver
Col
Buddy King
Kid” Thomas
New York
Denver Athletic Club
Pillsbury Tied by Maroczy in Monte Carlo Chess Event
In Monte Carlo on March 4 round 15 of the Berger table tied Pillsbury and Maroczy as play advanced for the 18th round of the international masters tournament. Results included Napier beating Scheve, Marco losing to Janowski, Teichmann defeating Mieses, and Reggio losing to Marshall.
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Monte Carlo
Eisenberg
Poples
Marco
Janowski
Gunsberg
Schlechter
Teichmann
Mieses
Mortimer
Wolf
Reggio
Marshall
Albin
Maroczy
Pillsbury
Tschigorin
Tarrasch
Mason
Napier
Mareo
Maroezy
Ceeeeeeeereeete
Ceee
Sy Willsbury
Popiel
Scheve
Boxing Gossip Opens Meeting and Fight Entries
Boxing notes report A Boat Club open meeting on March 19 and entries due by March 8 through T W Holmes for several weight classes. Mentions of sparring partners Watson Gans Walcott and other bouts with dates, calls for matches, and a Cambridge A A card on March 17. Also references a Roanoke A C amateur meet March 19 and Fast Boston A C notices.
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A. Boat Club
T. W. Holmes
Paris Street
Charles Scarville
Spike’ Sullivan
Curley
Supples
Fort Evie
Bob Montgomery
Andy
Watson
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Tommy Duffy
Woburn
Haley
Criterion A. C
Dave’ McNeil
Cote
Jack Meaney
Charlestown
Kelly
Young" Kehoe
Superintendent Holmes
Boston
Charlie O'Rourke
Peter C. Nelson
Tommie Cunningham
Post
Jack Anderson
Everett
Mattie
Baldwin
Bob’ Seeley
Waltham
Boston A
American League magnates to meet in Detroit
The American League owners will assemble in Detroit, Michigan for two days starting tomorrow to adopt the season schedule and playing rules. Eastern leaders may face delays due to floods, with sessions possibly moved to the afternoon. Expansion is discussed but likely not approved. President Pos tal doubts enlargement.
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Detroit
Mich
Johnson
Postal
Washington
New Auto Association Formed in Chicago
Delegates from eight leading motor vehicle groups in the East and West complete the formation of a national body named the American Automobile Association. A board of directors will govern, with member clubs voting by their active, associate and life members and paying initiation and annual dues. Annual meetings rotate between the East and West each spring. Harvard oarsmen staged a big crew workout on the Charles with Newell coaching the freshmen and Weld men training indoors.
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Ctiicago
American Automobile Association
Cone
Harvard
Newell
Charles
Law School
Vail
Howe
Swain
Gale
Perkins
Swift
Henderson
Cunningham
Bolling
Brownell
Bullard
Smith
Gregg
Morris
Platt
Champollion
Low
McGrew
Atwater
Foster
Haycock
Stone
Knowles
Stevens
Clark
Phillips
Cruger
Weldon
Meier
Nickerson
Dunbar
Moster
Bow
Peek
Indoor meeting features school fight team races at Bos ton College gym
The Preparatory School of Boston College hosts an indoor meet Friday featuring fight team races between rivals such as Roxbury Latin and Roxbury High, Somerville and Medford High, Concord and South Boston High, and other schools. Events include a half mile invitational, sprints handicap races, high jump, mile run, and a potato race with world record holder P. J. Lucas aiming to beat his mark.
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James Street
Boston College
Berton Latin
English High
Roxbury Latin
Roxbury Hiigh
Brown & Nichols
Volkmann
Somerville High
Medford High
Concord High
South Boston High
Weat Roxbury High
Dedham High
Boys’ Speciality
Altar Boys' Society of the Church of the Immaculate Conception
J. A. McVicar
Dick Grant
D. J. Buckley
P. J. Lucas
B A A Triumph In Tight Amateur Bowling Match
In a hard fought Amateur Bowling League candiepin clash, the B A A edged Old Dorchester across three games. The BA A won the first by one pin, the second by one, and the final by six pins after leading by one on the sixth frame and eight on the seventh.
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Old Dorchester
Old Dorchesters
Thieves Hold Irving Company in Boston Dressing Room Theft
Members of the Henry Irving company faced a burglary at Hollis Street Theatre during a performance as dressing rooms were entered and jewelry and valuables stolen. Key losses included Lawrence Irving’s gold hunting case watch Tyars Swiss watch gold chain and pendant and John O Neill’s gold open face pigin watch gold chain and silver matchbox. Police were alerted after midnight by the company manager.
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Henry Irving
Boston
Hollis Street Theatre
Lawrence Irving
Mr. Tyars
John O'Neill
Yale Harvard Boat Race Set for Four Mile Course
The Yale Harvard boat race at New London next spring will be over the usual four mile course. This settles another point in the recent athletic difficulties between Yale and Harvard.
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New Haven
Yale
Clinton Defeats Lewiston In 6-2 Tonight
Lewiston hosts Clinton as Clinton wins 6 to 2 in a fast hockey or similar ice sport. Notable players include Bur ese and Cashman with 20 and 41 stops respectively. Referee O'Brien and timer McDonough oversee a 400 attendance.
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Lewiston
Clinton
Burese
Cashman
McGilvray
Fiercer
Ree—O'brien
McDonough
Salem Beats Portland 9 to 6 on Local Ice
Salem defeated Portland by a score of 9 to 6 on the local rink in Salem. Worcester beat Lowell 11 to 7 in Lowell on March 4, reflecting a doubleheader night of hockey results.
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Perri Lowell
Lewiston
Worcester
Salem Stat Seer
Lawrence
Poruland
SALEM
Portland
Saliom
S Tonight
Lowell
Catholic Association Ladies Night Plans Form in April
The Assumption Catholic Association of Fast Toston prepared for a ladies night at an upcoming April event. At a fortnightly meeting, a committee was appointed by President Breslin to finalize arrangements and coordinate details.
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Assumption Catholic Association of
Fast Toston
Breslin
G O Taylor Whiskies Proclaimed Pure and Best
An advertisement for G O Taylor Whiskies asserts the whiskey is pure and the best of its kind. It urges faith in the statement and notes the product is sold in sealed bottles by reputable licensed dealers. C H Graves & Sons handles distribution.
Matthews Proposes City Subways For Boston Transit
Ex mayor Nathan Matthews Jr and councilman Thomas L. Livermore urged a permanent city owned subway system in Boston during a Metropolitan Affairs Committee hearing at the State House. They backed rapid transit, opposed Board of Trade plans, and favored extending the Tremont street tunnel while ending private or mixed ownership. The hearing, discussing municipal ownership versus state or district control, was continued.
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
State House
Uition
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Aconel Thomas L. Livermore
Heatta
Bosata
Maron Matthews
Board of Trade
Washington Street
Exmayor Matthews
Ashington Street
Tremont Street
Wen
Associated Board of Trade
Ution
City of
Boston
Commonwealth
Metropolitan District
Subway
F.x
Albert E. Pillsbury
Boston Elevated Railway
Matthews
Comppany
Copley Square
Spanish Club Salsa Night at Legion Hall in Huntington
The Spanish Club Social in Huntington Avenue featured Las Sevillanas, Spain’s national dance, performed by Senora Rosario Munroe de Morrison in a striking black net dress with a yellow and red fan. Other artists included Senoritas Lucila, Maria Larramendi, Eladia de Lanman, Carolina H Huibor, and Senor Jose M. Asenio. About 250 guests attended the public entertainment and dancing afterward.
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Legion of Honor Hall
Huntington Avenue
Club Espanol
Spain
Senora Rosario Munroe de Morrison
Senorita Morrison
Philippines
America
Senorias Lucila
Maria Larramendi
Jose M. Asenio
Eladia de Lanman
Senorita
Carolina H. Huidobro
Senorita J. Woodman
Marvelled at Matzoni at New England Laundry Club Banquet
The New England Laundry Club held its annual reunion and banquet at the United States Hotel. A vaudeville act featured Marvellous Matzoni the Gopher Guy in a surprising escape from mock shackles and leg irons amid police recreations. Inspector Wolf observed the spectacle.
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New England Laundry Club
United States
Peek
Boston
Matzoni
Wolf
Miatroni
Inspector Wolf
Lecture by General Lee at Tremont Temple on Peace and War
General Fitzhugh Lee will lecture at Tremont Temple Friday evening on Peace and War in the United States and Guba under Tremont Temple Minute Men auspices. Curtis Guild Jr will preside. Invitations go to state volunteer regiments and top officials. Funds will back a free hospital bed for sick Minute Men. Saturday Lee will dine at Hopedale at former Ambassador Draper’s home hosted by Mrs Draper, daughter of General Preston of Kentucky.
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Fitzlough Lee
Tremont Temple
United States
Guba
Curtis Guild, Jr
Johnson
Charlestown Navy Yard
Dalton
Crane
Bates
Patterson
Fort Warren
Buffington
Naval Brigade
Minute Men
Lee
Hopedale
Ambassador Draper
Draper
Preston
Kentucky
Woodward A A reorganizes for season in South Boston
The Woodward A A baseball team reformed last night with candidates including Geo Brown, the O Connor brothers, a catcher, and George Thompson, last year’s junior star. Easex bowlers of Charlestown face Everett Juniors at Eden alleys tonight. Hooper of Portland possibly nears candle pins record with 115 191 111 357.
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Woodward A. A
South Boston
Geo Brown
O'Connor Brothers
George Thompson
Charlestown
Everett
Eden Alleys
South Framingham
Maynard
G. Constant Reader
Portland
Hooper
Lemoyne Sets Fifth Swimming Record At Sportsmen Show
Harry LeMoyne of Brookline again breaks the 80 yard free record at the Sportsman's Show in Mechanics Building with a time of 49 2 5 seconds, defeating Herbert Holm by about five yards. LeMoyne led from the start, Holmes and Boyce contending for second as Bratton underperformed for New York entry. Attendance reached about six thousand as ducks geese and buffaloes drew crowds and performances entertained after a long day of events.
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Harry LeMoyne
Brookline
Mechanics’ Building
LeMoyne
Schaeffer
U. of P. Star
Herbert Holm
Herbert
Waldo Holm
Walter Boyce
Brookline Swimming Club
D. H. Bratton
Knickerbocker A. C
New York
Boyce
Holm
Nee
LeMoyine
Bratton
New England
H. Hill
Hill
Sousa
Harvard
D. J. Jones
Cambridge
Philip Fox
W. Fletcher
H. LeMorgne
P. Avery
Boston
R. McCormick
H. D. Holm
W. W. Holm
J. B. Greene
Flarry LeMoyne
Frank Johnson
J. O'Loughlin
H. Quinlan
Wife of Richard Grogan Dies After Husband Speaks
Mrs Mary Ann Grogan died at her Brookline home after a long illness. Her husband Richard Grogan said she died of a broken heart following the shock of their son Richards shooting. She was 60, survived by husband two sons and two daughters. funeral Thursday at home, burial Walnut Hill Cemetery. ministers L H Dorchester and Dillon Bronson to officiate.
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Richard H. Grogan
Richard H.,rogan, Jr
Eastman
Walnut Hill Cemetery
L. H. Dorchester
People's Temple
Columbus Avenue
Dillon Bronson
J. Mark’s Church
Brookline
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Wilton
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Kelly & CO
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Wehle
Association
Rainsford
Castle
Cassie
Fiske
House
Milwaukee
VAL
Blatz Brewing CO
Gove & Co
Canel St
Thone Haymarket
Selg
8&T
King
Thomas
Brown
Arch St
Philadelphia
Penn
Klein's
Boylston
Tremont Ste
Bock Beer
Houghton
A. J. Houghton Company
Marolzy
American Ball League
NEW Auto Association
B.A. A
Dorchester
Roberts Samen
Robinson
A ‘Traiser Ee
Richardson
A. A
Rork
Thayer Ate
Cme
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Eeceeseen Eee Teee
Dudley
Bowler
T'tl
Hatch Eee Eee
Munro Sete
Drisko
Wee Eee
Newell Eee
Cousens
Medford
Mystic Valley
Gordon
Syler
Tl. Cole
Cox
Tyler
Glagler
Tener
T'dl
Gordon Tee
Marsh Tee
Fitchburg
South Terminal
SM. C. A
Smell Mergins
Bow! Sr
Atwood
Seene Wee
Uall
Davis
Neeeare
Ore Webb Wees
Joss
SOUTH
Dean
Eweee Shieres
Whipple
Russell Reet
Hod
Catholic Association Ladies' Night
TAY Old ‘Bourbon
G. O. Taylor
G.O. Taylor
C. H. Graves & Sons
Sole Proprietors
Sogial
Hmself
General Lee
Prince Henry
Royal Bengal
Chickering
White House
Roosevelt
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn
St. Louis
Anheuser-Standard
Pierce CO
Jacob Wirth
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