Lieutenant-Commander Huff Reduced For Court-Martial Guilty
Lieutenant-Commander Charles P. Huff of the U S N was found guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman after a Norfolk court-martial for assaulting J P Kiesecker of Newport News Va He was sentenced to lose five numbers in grade and receive a public reprimand by the Secretary of the Navy The Navy Department announced today.
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Washington
Charles P. Huff
Norfolk
J. P. Kiesecker
Newport News
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Wakefield Y M C A Boys in Canvass
About 40 Wakefield Y M C A boys will canvass the town to raise 200 for Y M C A work. Teams led by William McLeod Willis White Curtis Taggart Edward Rich Jr Cyrus Bolbear Roy Wright and Edison Tredinick will patrol households tomorrow morning.
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Wakefield
William McLeod
Willis R. White
Curtis Taggart
Edward Rich, Jr
Cyrus Bolbear
Roy Wright
Edison Tredinick
Eliot at Eighty Ardent Harvard Benefactors Retrospect
Charles W. Eliot today marks his 80th birthday in fine health surrounded by family. The former Harvard president relates anecdotes about major donors including Nathaniel Thayer and Edward Austin, detailing Weld Hall’s construction and the funding origins for a new law school.
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Harvard University
Harvard Alumni Bulletin
Harvard
Nathaniel Thayer
Thayer Hall
Lancaster
Mass
Dr. Eliot
Boston
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Corporation
State Street
Edward Austin
Charles
Cambridge
Law School
Dane Hall
Expert values de luxe books in Rosenfield case
The court admitted expert Hopkins testimony on fair per volume values for sets bought by Mrs. Rogers, listing prices for Queen of England, Historic Memoirs, Commemoration Edition of Shakspere, and other authors. Mrs. Rogers testified she had limited familiarity with the volumes and bought them on salesmen’s assurances of resale profit.
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Rogers
Bacherach
Rosenfield
England
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Stevens
Abraham Lincoln
Shakspere
Guy de Maupassant
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Anthony Trollope
Rome
Henry Fielding
Dickens
Thackeray
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Poe
Walt Whitman
Thomas Carlyle
Mark Twain
Barrie & Co
Queens of England
Lippincott
Powers
Ulster Crisis Deepens as Carson Leaves House in Belfast
Debates over home rule and Ulster local option intensify in Parliament. Sir Edward Carson defends Ulster against a possible coercive move while Bonar Law and Asquith clash over a UK referendum. Tensions flare into threats of violence as Major Archer-Shee and Mr Flavin confront each other, with pacificators trying to avert a duel.
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Belfast
Austen Chamberlain
Sir Edward
Ireland
Ulster
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House of Commons
Edward Carson
Marquis of Londonderry
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Law
Asquith
United Kingdom
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Dublin
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Devlin
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England
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North
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