Additional Appointments to B A Year Book Staff
Donald A. Fowler editor in chief of Boston University College of Business Administration announces new staff for the Sylla bus year book. Named are Edward C. Nichols assistant editor Philip Richardson assistant business manager Elwin M. Smith assistant business manager Everett B. White advertising manager Donald M. Tracey assistant advertising manager George O. Jenkins subscription manager John W. K. Glynn Federal Board editor Herman 8 Schoebelen Riverside Iowa named Federal Board editor.
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Boston University College of Business Administration
Donald A. Fowler
Sale
Edward C. Nichols
Crompton, R. I
Philip Richardson
Brookline
Elwin M. Smith
Plymouth
N. H
Everett B. White
West Peabody
Donald M. Tracey
Wellesley Hills
George O. Jenkins
Whitman
John W. K. Glynn
Newton
Herman
Schoebelen
Riverside
Iowa
Harvard Fine Arts Instructor Arrested in Wife's Home
Walter William Spencer Cook, 83, a Harvard Department of Fine Arts instructor, was arrested at his wife Harriett B. Cook’s Brattle Street Cambridge home after a housekeeper found him there. He posted $100 bail and faces Cambridge district court. He and Harriett had been separated since a divorce libel alleging cruel treatment and non support.
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Walter William Spencer Cook
Department of Fine Arts
Harvard
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Cambridge District Court
Harriett B. Cook
Boston
Cook
Boston hard boiled question puzzles Legion delegates
Massachusetts delegates to the National Convention of the American Legion travel from Kansas City to Detroit and Montreal. A tale from a Somerville post sergeant suggests Boston may be read as less hard boiled than New York or Chicago. The group plans to return home Sunday after sightseeing.
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London
Ont
Boston
Massachusetts
The
American Legion
Kansas City
Arthur Healy
Somerville Post
Baltimore Street
Mississippi
Healy
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Ford
Montreal
Armistice Night at Trinity Church Newton Centre
Sunday night will be Armistice Night in Trinity Church Newton Centre with three regular Army officers and one Naval officer paying tribute. Commander Keller will speak for the cavalry, Col Stopford will honor artillery veterans, and Col McLaughlin will honor infantry memory.
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Trinity Church
Newton Centre
Keller
Stopford
Col
McLaughlin
See Menace to Japan in Slaying of Hara
Details of the plot to assassinate Hara indicate a Japanese suspect rather than a Korean, with the killer captured and connected to broader political intrigue across the event.
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Japan
Hara
Assassination Theory Rejected Amid Motive Grilling
Authorities interrogate the assassin to determine motives after discarding the theory that agitation over Korea policy sparked the killing. The crime’s significance grows if linked to militarist unrest, signaling a dangerous reaction against a weakened government during the emperor’s illness. Premier Hara preferred domestic focus over attending the Washington Conference.
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Hara
Washington
Assassination of Japanese Premier Shocks Armament Conference
The Japanese delegation and officials in Washington were stunned by news from Tokio that Premier Hara had been assassinated. Admiral Kato, Hara’s close friend, cried openly, and President Harding voiced horror at the outrage amid hopes for global goodwill at the conference.
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Washington
Associated Press
Tokio
Hara
Japan
Baron Kato
Harding
Mrs. Lydia Southard Convicted of Double Murder Guilty
In Twin Falls Idaho on Friday Lydia Southard was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of her fourth husband Edward Meyers. The case alleges arsenic poisoning of earlier husbands and awaits sentencing on November 7 with appeals anticipated.
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Twin Falls
United News
Lydia Southard
Honolulu
Idaho
Ziegfeld Follies Trip To Philadelphia Planned
The Ziegfeld Follies will depart for Philadelphia tomorrow morning for the next engagement. Billie Burke and other principal stars accompany the troupe as they travel to perform for a new audience.
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Philadelphia
New York Dress Rehearsal For Billie Burke Play
Booth Tarkington's Intimate Strangers will stage a Sunday night dress rehearsal in New York. Billie Burke travels with a stopover and F Ziegfeld Jr invites his company to attend the private rehearsal.
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New York
Billie Burke
Booth Tarkington
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
Russia Rejects Washington Conference Decisions
Moscow reports Foreign Minister Chicherin sent a note to the Entente and the United States stating Russia will not feel bound by Washington Conference decisions and reserves the right to take any steps to prevent their enforcement.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Chitcherin
United States
Russia
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