B U Heads Made Deans at Boston University
Three department directors at Boston University were promoted to deans by the Board of Trustees. A W Weyss e becomes Dean of the Graduate School, A H Wilde is renamed Dean of the School of Education, which enrolls about 1100, and W S Athearn is named Dean of the School of Religious Education and Social Service.
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Boston University
Pres
L. H. Marlin
A. W. Weysse
Graduate School
A. H. Wilde
School of Education
W. S. Athearn
School of Religious Education and Social Service
Head of Protestant Sunday Schools and Churches of America
The fragment identifies the person as the head of the entire educational program for Protestant Sunday Schools and Churches of America, indicating a leading national role in religious education.
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Protestant Sunday Schools and
Churches of America
Styles Hurt His Business in Paris Fashionrow
Paris designers and costumers debunk Deputy Isaacs claim that banning fashionable styles protects virtue. Locals say his stance from Lyons the Silk City aims to boost silk demand and mill employment, not morality, with higher collars increasing fabric use.
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Paris
United News
Isaacs
Lyons
Supreme Court Rules Ponzi to Face Massachusetts Trials
The Supreme Court decision orders Charles Ponzi to stand trial in Massachusetts on 22 indictments under state law. Attorney General Alllen welcomes the ruling and hopes to bring the cases to early state court proceedings following his Boston exploits and 1920 federal plea and five year sentence.
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United States Supreme Court
Ponzi
Massachusetts
Charles Ponzi
Boston
Supreme Court
Washington
Taft
Drive to establish a Havana bureau by prohibition agents
Havana reports say Colonel L G Nutt and six internal revenue agents will arrive to push a Havana bureau for enforcing liquor and narcotics controls in Cuba. The visit ties to a possible West Indies tour and to talks with President Zayas American officials and the consul general about Cuban shipments.
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Havana
L. G. Nutt
Internal Revenue
Anti-Saloon League Protested Judges in Federal Nominations
The Anti-Saloon League pressed for strict enforcement of prohibition by protesting federal judges and nominees. Wheeler testified the league opposed corrupt or inefficient appointees, endorsed trustworthy candidates, and did not oppose Commissioner Blair, noting influence in candidate mentions via press reports. He said protests were directed at the appointing powers, not lists.
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League
Wheeler
Tinkham
Blair
Internal Revenue Bureau
Haynes
Mellon
Mr. Tinkham
Ohio
Mr. Wheeler
Kramer
Representative Husted
Republican
New York
Prohibition Enforcement Service
the Treasury
On the Treasury
Temperance Debate Raises Caution on Wine and Beer Limits
In a heated exchange, Mr. Wheeler argues against general principles of proportional limits while acknowledging honesty but labeling a 15 percent wine and 15 percent beer stance as unsafe for Congress. The discussion centers on the Stead Act and temperance policy.
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Mr. Wheeler
Congress
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief From Digestion Ailments
The ad touts Cascarets as the gentlest cathartic laxative to purify the liver and bowels for dizziness, headaches, colds, biliousness, indigestion, or upset stomach. One or two capsules at night are claimed to ease symptoms.
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