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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
17
Wesleyan opens track training with about 60 candidates reporting. An alumnus and former State College jumper active in YMCA work lately mentors the squad.
In East Boston a mother thanks Dr True's Elixir for helping her and her three children regain health after illness. The letter claims relief from headaches dizziness stomach worms and bowel issues with the product advertised as The Family Laxative and Worm Expeller available at all dealers.
Herbert Hoover drew a vast crowd at the Boston Chamber of Commerce luncheon and overflow meetings in the Harvard Club and Copley Plaza, where he urged industry self government over expanded government roles. He met officials including Governor Coolidge and Mayor Peters and spoke to engineers later at the Engineers Club.
Herbert Hoover, addressing the Boston Chamber of Commerce, urged adoption of the industrial conference plan to reduce conflict and promote mutual action between labor and capital. He argued for collective bargaining with open shop, cautioned against government arbitration, and emphasized democracy through individual initiative and fair distribution of production.
Mr. Hoover showed no candidate but would accept nomination by either leading party or a third party. He spent several hours in Boston yesterday and delivered three speeches during the visit.
Seven students from Boston University’s department of religious education received the first Bachelor of Religious Education degrees at the year’s second convocation in Huntington Hall. Names include Mary Pierson Brockton Olive Halford Pittsfield Jane Dickinson Glastonbury Ruth Sleims Boston Arthur Jacoby Los Angeles Everett Overton Providence Marshall Murfree Adams New York. One Bachelor of Education went to Helen Catkins Medford. The event ended with a supper at the Twentieth Century Club.
President Wilson traveled from Washington with Mrs. Wilson and Dr Grayson to Alexandria Virginia. He did not stop along the way and stayed away from the White House for under two hours.
Joseph Stoddard, 56, formerly of Brockton, admitted he married his own daughter under an assumed name. He was sentenced to six years in State prison by Judge Blodgett in Superior Court. His daughter and their infant son were placed in the care of a welfare organization.
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