Boston Auto Show Nears Finish Amid High Sales
The Boston auto show enters its final day with strong attendance and brisk buying. Exhibitors report many vehicles and motor boats sold, including a large order by West Barnstable Motor Co for 14 Logan vehicles worth 24000 dollars to improve transport between West Barnstable and nearby towns.
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Boston Auto Show Brings Industry Leaders And New Models
E A Gilmore of New York visits the Boston show as old friends convene in Mechanics Building. Henshaw Motor Car Company delays Haynes et lene exhibit due to missing cars. Stearns high powered roadster touted for city and summer use. Samuel Miles of the National Association praises Boston's retail outlook over Chicago and New York. Columbia electric vehicle draws crowds with a gasoline electric hybrid drive. American Locomotive Company leaders visit, discussing future railroad coach propulsion and European gasoline motor coaches. Winton dealer notes seven 40 hp touring cars moved by a five ton truck to rail depots amid muddy streets and a heavy monster truck with a winch facilitates transport.
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American Locomotive Automobile Company
Europe
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Seventy two new autos registered this week
The list records 72 new registrations with names and addresses across Boston area towns. Entries include owners such as Dwight P. Robinson of Lawrence Road Berson and Rufus A. Soule Jr. of Cottage Street New Beiter Autocar, with makes including Ford Buick Packard Cadillac Olds and more.
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New Beiter
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Cambridge Street
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Central Avenue
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Hale Street
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Campella
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Fordewall Avenue
Tech Fencers Explain Tufts Meet Collapse at Medford
Tech fencers cited Tufts management failing to honor their agreement and poor official coverage as the reason for missing the Goddard gym meet in Medford. A planned rematch on March 14 was blocked by Tufts after late notice and only one official could be secured.
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George Stone Agrees Terms With St. Louis Browns
Chicago report says George Stone, renowned batter of the world, reached contract terms with the St. Louis Browns on March 15.
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Matheson Car Breaks Record On Intercity Run
New York financier R G Kelsey and Frank Lascault drove a Matheson car from New York to Boston in 12 hours 45 minutes actual time to set a new intercity record. The pair started 6 10 am and faced snow drifts and mud along the way, finishing at Mechanics' Building in Boston around 8 15 pm.
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Virginia Board Names Dr Arthur E Austin Adjunct Professor
Charlottesville Virginia March 16 The board of visitors of the University of Virginia tonight elected Dr Arthur E Austin of Boston adjunct professor of physiological chemistry The board accepted the resignation of Professor Francis H Smith of the chair of national philosophy which he has occupied for 57 years Newton March 15 Dr Arthur E Austin is well known in this city where he resides at 163 Suffolk road Chestnut Hill He has an office at 419 Boylston street Boston
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Yale President Favors Undergraduate Football Policy
President Hadley of Yale told New Jersey alumni that football should be allowed at universities with undergraduate student bodies and prohibited at graduate or professional schools. He argued football takes time from amusement rather than studies and cited Roosevelt and Eliot discussions to support the distinction.
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Bank Officers Dutch Supper and Vaudeville Show
Ford Hall hosted the Bank Officers Association for a Dutch supper and smoker ending with a refined vaudeville performance and biograph pictures. The event started at 6 PM in the lower hall then moved to the auditorium for the main show.
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Milford Scholars Win Declaiming Prizes at High School
Milford March 15 The gold medal prize speaking contest at Milford High School concluded with Charles J. Duggan reciting The Repeal of the Stamp Act and Dorothy Shean presenting The Pilot. They were chosen from 11 contestants to advance to a next stage where six speakers remain, two of whom will represent the school at the interscholastic contest in Medway on April 25.
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Dorothy Shean
Medway
Harvard Yale Freshman Debate Sets Shipping Subsidy Question
The Harvard debating council chose the main topic for the Harvard Yale freshman debate. The question asks whether United States shipping engaged in South American trade should be subsidized. The event will take place at Sanders Theatre on April 26.
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