Lowell Named to Pan American Committee
Washington March 29. President Lowell of Harvard University Senator Moses of New Hampshire and Representative Rogers of Massachusetts are named to the Pan American committee to foster diplomatic and commercial cooperation with other American nations. Secretary Hughes announced the appointments with Senator McCormick of Illinois as chairman. others include Representatives Porter of Pennsylvania Linthicum of Maryland Dr David P Barrows Henry White and Robert S Brookings.
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University of California
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France
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St. Louis
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Warns Pimples Away
An old style advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, non calomel laxative and blood purifier. It promises clearer skin, relief from constipation, and fresh breath with a vegetable formula priced at 15c and 30c. It targets parents and emphasizes safety.
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Missing Adeline Gomes Elopement Suspected in Brockton
Police search Brockton for 16 year old Adeline Gomes missing since early morning. Her nightgown remains, wardrobe left behind, and a letter found at the doorstep hints at a rejected courtship. A former hotel employee is being sought as a possible accomplice in the alleged elopement plan.
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Col Gorrell Delights Bay State Automobile Members
Col FE 8 Gorrell entertained the Bay State Automobile Association at a luncheon in the Hotel Buckminster. He spoke on air operations planning for battles and gave an illustrated talk on American strategy on the Western Front. A rising vote of thanks closed the event.
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Ste. Anne Shrine in Quebec Destroyed by Fire
Fire devastates the Ste. Anne de Beaupre shrine and monastery in Quebec, caused by defective wiring. Property loss estimated at 1 200 000 dollars. Pilgrims had left crutches said to mark miraculous cures as flames engulfed the basilica and nearby buildings.
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Fire Strikes Basilica as Relics Are Rescued
Amid a blaze, priests formed a procession around the Ste Anne statue on its onyx column and prayed for preservation. Firefighters battled the flames as others entered the burning church to save priceless relics including the Ste Anne statue and several old master paintings.
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Ste. Anne
Receiver Sought for Harley Company of Springfield
Frank D. Zell of Philadelphia filed in federal court seeking a receiver for the Harley Company of Springfield a million dollar plant that makes forgings and castings He argues the firm is solvent but assets may be dissipated through attachments representing himself and other stockholders
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Gossip and film world notes from early cinema era
Maxwell Karger once a Metro director general is tipped to form a new company with Richard A. Rowland. A Fox expedition films The Shepherd King in Jerusalem with thousands employed. American direction and tech. Hollywood stars like Larry Semon and Eric Von Stroheim appear in varied productions and events across the film world.
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Attorney Kenney Named Acting Chairman of Civic Affairs
The Boston Chamber of Commerce announces Thomas J. Kenney of South Boston as acting chairman of the committee on municipal and metropolitan affairs. He succeeds Alexander Whiteside, who departs for Europe. Hugh W. Ogden is appointed vice-chairman of the committee.
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Professor Day of Harvard Resigns For Michigan Post
Professor Edmund E. Day of Harvard economics resigns to lead the economics department at the University of Michigan. The move places Day as head of Michigan's economics department, announced by university officials.
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Harvard Department of Economics
Harvard
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Last battalion of war dead returns home from France
The transport Cambrai carried the last battalion of American soldiers home from France as Forts Hamilton and Wadsworth fired salutes. Forty-five thousand U S soldiers have been brought back. about 100 bodies remain abroad. Commemoration ceremonies are planned for Sunday in Brooklyn. General Pershing.
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