Hasty Pudding Club Dance Draws 400 Guests in Snow
Harvard social event fills the auditorium with 400 attendees from New York Boston Philadelphia and Washington despite heavy snowfall. Debutantes from top circles attended after dinners and theatre parties as matrons and committee members coordinated the evening in Cambridge.
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Hasty Pudding Club
Harvard
Cambridge
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington Society
Nasty Pudding Club
Harvard Square
Back Bay
Beacon Street
A. Lawrence Sewell
Robert H. Gardiner
C. Hl. Chatfield
Cincinnati
Josiah Willetts
Skaneateles
N. Y
John
Vinton Freedley
Chestnut Hill
G. T. Winslow
Very Clever Boston Terrier Mollie Captures Readers
Mollie the Boston terrier appears in the Post and is described as a smart pet and anti race suicide mother of 27 puppies. Her owner Mrs. A H Farnsworth of Holliston Massachusetts notes Mollie drinks tea, barks for breakfast, sneezes to show she caught cold and fetches her own cup for water.
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Mollie
Boston
Post Today
A. H. Farnsworth
Holliston
Mass
Tufts Alumni Banquet at Copley Plaza Highlights Tonight
Tufts graduates gather for the first general alumni banquet at the Copley Plaza with about 300 expected. Judge Lloyd E. White presides and Melvin M. Johnson acts as toastmaster. The event features Tufts colors, a “Who’s Who Night” theme, and prizes for distance traveled. Prominent alumni and faculty from arts, medicine, dentistry, and theology will attend alongside sports figures and city leaders.
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Tufts College
Copley Plaza
Tufts
Lloyd E. White
Superior Court
Melvin M. Johnson
General Alumni Association
Copiey Plaza
Conspiracy Probe During Koehler Court Martial
The defence resumed its evidence at Major Benjamin M. Koehler’s court martial at Fort Terry New London Conn March 6. The day featured an attack on a conspiracy to frame charges over the Major’s conduct and the white defendant.
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New London, Conn
Benjamin M. Koehler
Fort Terry
R Koehter
Tien Shu
Plea For Aid To Boy Worker From Boston Superintendent
Dr. Franklin B. Dyer, Boston schools superintendent, urged at the Massachusetts school superintendents meeting in Lorimer Hall that 16 year olds leaving school should be guided by the system. He argued the child is too immature to face the world unaided and must be helped into wisdom and strength of character by the schools.
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Franklin B. Dyer
Boston
Massachusetts
Lorimer Hall
Dyer
Educational meeting features numerous Boston and Brockton educators
The morning session opened with addresses by notable educators including George L. Farley and W. Stanwood Field. Officers were elected with William Fisher Sims as president and Wilfred H. Pries as vice president.
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George L. Farley
Brockton
W. Stanwood Field
Boston
Lucinda Prince
Frank V. Thompson
C. C. Carstens
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
William . Fisher Sims
Saugus
Wilfred H. Pries
Watertown
John C. Gray
C. TI. Dempsey
Claverhill
Three Fires In One Hour Ravage Springfield
Three fires within an hour in Springfield caused about 40 000 in losses. A large apartment block at North Main and Waverly lost around 7000, a three family house on Allendale street burned for several thousand, and a major blaze in the Goldthwaite block on Bridge street resulted in about 30000 in damage to owners and occupants. The Pallot Furniture Company and F S Carrs Instalment House suffered total stock loss. The Springfield Socialist Club, housed in the same block, incurred a small loss as members fled via a second story to an awning.
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Springfield
North Main
Waverly Streets
Waverly Street
Allendale Street
Goldthwaite
Bridge Street
Pallot Furniture Company
F. S. Carr
Springfield Socialist Club
Reformers Indorse Curley After Charter Conference
Mayor Curley met about 20 members of the Good Government Association and the Boston Charter Association at Parker House for a luncheon. They agreed to support his proposal to move the city election date from January to December.
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Curley
Good Government Association
Boston Charter Association
Parker House
Mayor Curley backs charter amendment in Boston
The meeting with reform leaders yielded broad support for Curley as he proposed 3000 signatures for mayor and 2000 for city council and school committee. The Good Government Association praised his first month in office and endorsed his charter changes and fiscal approach.
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Curley
Reform Forces of
Boston
Ciood Government Association
Citys Council
School Committee
Good Government Association
John A. Sullivan
Gcity
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Actor
Scotch Usher
Dewar
Duffy’s
Holland
Everett
New England
Roessle
Guinness
M. & R. Vermouth
Hennessy
Rums Bot
Ginter
Washington Specialty Shop, Inc
Union
Col
Elm
Canal ‘Agts
Tremont
Dr. Edwards
Ohio
The
Olive Tablet Co
Columbus
Stuart
Rome
Grand Prin
Paris
P. Apaq
Plapue Laboratories
St. Louis
Beecham’s
Besos
the Post
H. F. Thompson
Moncton
N. B
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
College of Arts
William L. Hooper
Austin B. Fletcher
Board of Trustees
Charles H. Darling
Burlington
Navy
John W. Hammond
State Supreme Court
Medical
Charles F. Painter
Alonzo K. Paine
W. H
Whelan
W. J. Bennett
George R. Angell
Bernard J. Lee
Edward D. Sabine
Grand Central Station
New York City
W. D. T. Trefry
Guy M. Winslow
LaSalle Seminary
Barron Groce
Koehler
Dr.Dyer
Sims
Reformers
Indorse Curley
Love Feast of
G. G. A. and Charter Association
John Mason Little
John T. Hosford
Eliot N. Jones
John H. Rousmaniere
Charles P. Curtis
Courtenay Crocker
George B. Upham
George A. Crocker
Walter Ballantyne
James R. Carter
Charles M. Cabot
Bernard J. Rothwell
Benjamin C. Lane
Morton Prince
Robert J. Bottomley
Francis N. Balch
Robert Homans
United States
Eckert
Thomas T. Ickert
Western Union Telegraph Company
Clendenin
Edmund
Manson
Holiday Street
Dorchester
Scituate
Massachusetts Board of Pilot Commissioners
Annin
Downing
Frank Downing
Somerville
Rover
Milan
Storm
Goodyear
Hamburg
Gilchrist
Washington St
Winter St
Hamilton Place
Loor
Delft
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