Education and business urged to strengthen ties
Ralph E. Heilman, dean of the School of Commerce at Northeastern University, told the Chamber of Commerce luncheon that Americans spent 750 million dollars on cosmetics in 1920 while university endowments reached about 500 million. He warned that growth in university admissions outpaced funding and staffing, urging business to support education for research and teaching.
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Ralph E. Heilman
School of Commerce
T Northeastern University
Chamber of Commerce
Copley Plaza
Mr. Heilman
Heilman
Parents sue son's wife over alienation claim in Gloucester case
Rose Mahan Proctor of Dorchester sues Horace Gt Proctor and Ida Proctor alleging alienation of her husband Leon Proctor's affection. The suit, a $2,000 claim, accuses the Gloucester couple of undue influence and cruelty prompting marital estrangement that began after a winter in Miami. The case is returnable next week.
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Rose Mahan Proctor
Dorchester
Horace Gt. Proctor
Ida Proctor
Gloucester
Proctor
Miami
Collins Envoy Urges No Funds For De Valera
General Beaslai leads the Irish delegation in Boston urging Americans not to fund internal Irish disputes. He states the Free State will redeem subscriptions to the Irish National Loan and rejects foreign or domestic subversion. The party travels to New York after a Boston stop, joined by James O'Sullivan guiding them.
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Collins
de Valera
Free State
America
Free Nations
Chased Out In Night Clothes By Hypnotic Power
Rudolph Schutter, weighing over 200 pounds, failed to mesmerize five people at Mrs. Olson's lodging on Massachusetts Avenue. He chased two women and three men into the street in their night clothes before police intervened and took him to the Psychopathic Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Schutter
Rudolph
Edward Kelly
Ralph Lockwood
Kelly
Schutver
Schutter
B U Opens Course in Revolver Shooting at Boston University
Bank robbers and others are warned a new pistol and revolver target course for bank clerks and employees has begun at the South Armory. Moving pictures on defensive use were shown yesterday, with practical firing to follow under ROTC direction. Professor Edwin M. Chamberlin announced the program, offered to Greater Boston banks for staff protection.
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Boston University
South Armory
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Edwin M. Chamberlin
American Institute of Banking
College of Business Administration
Greater Boston
Final Report on Jewish Fund Set for Detroit Meeting
National chairman David A. Brown will present the final report on the $14,000,000 relief campaign for Jewish war sufferers at an all day Detroit conference on April 9. Attending are David M. Bressler New York Louis Kirstein Boston and Charles I Shapiro Bridgeport Conn.
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Jewish Fund
Chicago
David A. Brown
Detroit
David M. Bressler
New York
Louis Kirstein
Boston
Charles I. Shapiro
Bridgeport
Conn
New Hampshire State Guard Seeks Four Radio Sets
The adjutant general's department has applied to the Federal government for four complete radio equipments for the New Hampshire State Guard to be placed at Concord Manchester Portsmouth and Dover.
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Concord
N. H
Adjutant-General’s Department
New Hampshire State Guard
Manchester
Portsmouth
Dover
You Need Not Have a Cold Laxative Ad Claim
An advertisement urges taking Bromo Quinine tablets at the first cold symptoms. It promotes a laxative branded remedy as a quick relief option and frames the product as a preventive measure.
John F Snow Dies Sudden in Provincetown
John F Snow 76, longtime Provincetown Board of Trade secretary and Provincetown Cold Storage treasurer, died in board rooms after heart failure. A native of Orleans he is survived by wife Ruth Hedge Snow and son Frederick Snow of Buffalo.
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Provincetown
John F. Snow
Board of Trade
Elisha Tillson
Snow
Orleans
Provincetown Cold Storage Company
First National Bank
Seea
Ruth Hedge Snow
Frederick Snow
Buffalo
N. Y
Senate Rejects Joint Convention for Judge Election
By a 28 to 4 vote the Senate followed the House in refusing to adopt an order for a joint convention to consider the election of judges in the state. Senator Carl spoke in support of the order before the vote was taken.
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Senate
House
Carl
Overpeck Day Named Prohibition Enforcement Supervisor
Washington March 23 Mack Overpeck has been appointed prohibition enforcement supervisor for New England with headquarters in Boston. Commissioner Haynes announced the same day the appointment of division chiefs in 17 other general prohibition enforcement territories. The chiefs are to assume new assignments by April first and will oversee the general agents who will be allotted to them. The chiefs were chosen from current agents based on experience fitness and government service records. All have been reliable and of high integrity, with assignments often outside their native regions and with planned squad and chief rotations by territory.
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Boston
New York
James O'Sullivan
Michael Collins
Washington
Mack Overpeck
New England
Commis
Sioner Haynes
Haynes
Lynn Man Fined for Liquor Law Violation
Harry Miller 80, operator of a Turkish bath on Wheeler Street Lynn, was fined 100 dollars after arraignment in Lynn district court before Judge Reeve for liquor law violation. He appealed. Miller posted 3060 dollars bonds for a higher court appearance. Two customers left with a gold watch after bath service. no charges against them.
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Harry Miller
Wheeler Street
Lynn
Reeve
Miller
Gown of Moire Draped Beside Pompom of Monkey Fur
A lightweight moire gown is displayed draped to the side beneath a pompom made of monkey fur, illustrating a playful combination of textures and fur accents in a fashion feature.
Imported Lisle Hose Two-Tone Silk Half Hose sale
Listing of hosiery items with colors and styles. Includes two tone silk plated half hose in multiple colors, black and white, double heels, full fashioned, irregulars, priced around 59 cents. Also mentions men’s pure silk half hose in black, cordovan and white with double soles and toes. price 59 cents.
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Lisle
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Irish Provisional Army
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Republic
South End
Matt
B. U
Jordan Marsh Company
Oxfords
Blue Triangle
Mechanics Building
Provincetown Board of Trade
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London
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