Students Lose Faith at Franklin Union Hall Meeting
A Common Cause Society gathering in Franklin Union Hall warned that college students at Harvard Yale and Princeton are losing religious faith. Speakers cited evolution and Darwinism while advocating Catholic views on education divorce and social policy.
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Common Cause Society
Franklin Union Hall
Harvard
George A. McKinnon
Brookline
Yale
Princeton
F. E. Slattery
Massachusetts
Slattery
Federation of Catholic Societies
Baltimore
David Goldstein
John Mitchell
Americar Federation of Labor
Eugene V. Debs
Socialist Party
Mitchell
Debs
Catholic Societies
Militiaman Held on Manslaughter Charge
Portsmouth, N H November 15 Sergeant George M Stacy jailed on a manslaughter charge for the death of Harry Meloon yesterday inside the State militia Banse where Stacy serves as keeper.
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Portsmouth
N. H
George M. Stacy
Harry Meloon
Banse
Stacy
Boston Federal Reserve Bank Opens With Capital of 9 639 900
The Boston Federal Reserve Bank begins operations at 10 a m in the Converse building 101 Milk Street with a capital of 9 639 900 and reserves of 14 000 000. It serves 440 member banks and one trust company in New England and will deal with banks, discount commercial paper at 6 percent, issue notes, and later operate as a regional clearing house.
Answers to Inquiries in the Boston Post securities column
The Boston Post financial editor answers reader questions on New England stocks bonds and related topics. It reports on prices dividends surplus cash position and loan company practices with cautious opinions and guidance to contact investment bankers for trades.
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Investment Securities
Post Office Square
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New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Chicago
Baltimore
London
Boston Post
New England
Post
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The
Inquirer
Mass
New Haven
Leominster
M. P
Utah-Apex Mining Company
E. D. Lowell
Boston Reserve Bank Opens For Business Today
The Boston Federal Reserve Bank opens at 10 a.m. in the Converse building 101 Milk Street with a capital of 9.69 million dollars and reserves supported by 440 New England national banks and one trust company. It will discount commercial paper and issue bank notes for member banks, not individuals, and may become a clearing center for checks nationwide.
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United States
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
Gay & Sturgis
Converse
Milk Street
New England
New Federal Reserve Bank
Boston Bank
One Trust Company
Federal Trust Company of
Boston
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Curtiss
Alfred L. Aiken
Worcester First National Bank
Thomas P. Beal
Second National of
Florrimon M. Howe
Hackney
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
McAdoo
Chance Whitman Faces New Era Of Opportunity
Reverend Herbert S. Johnson at Warren Avenue Baptist Church framed governor elect Whitman as having a historic opening akin to Washington or Lincoln. He praised Whitman as energetic and brave and warned real success hinges on future national and global opportunities beyond wartime prosperity.
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Wilson
Herbert S. Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Whitman
Washington
Lincoln
Europe
White House
Dr. Johnson
New York
America
Sousa's Band Concert at Colonial Theatre
John Philip Sousa and his band played to a full Colonial Theatre crowd last night. Highlights included Herbert L. Clarke performing Nep tune's Court, Virginia Root singing The Angelus, and Mabel Gluck's Carmen inspired violin fantasia. A Tuesday duet at Symphony Hall supports the Wells College restoration fund with special programs and new selections.
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John Philip Sousa
Colonial Theatre
Herbert L. Clarke
Neptune’s Court
Virginia Root
the Angelus
Mabel Gluck
Sousa
Symphony Hall
Boston Wellesley College Club
Wellesley College Restoration and Endowment Fund
Boston College honors two new scholarships in college fund
At Boston College Hall during the Loyola Guild annual concert a $2000 check was presented to Rev. Charles W. Lyons S J by Rev. James F. Merlyn S J establishing the Rev Edward Bousard scholarship. It follows the Rev Thomas J Gasson scholarship created 16 months earlier for deserving young men seeking a college course.
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Boston College
Charles W. Lyons
S. J
James F. Mellyn
Loyola Guild
Boston College Hall
Father Merlyn
Appeal to Women for Food United Stateswide Effort
The women section of the American Commission for Relief in Belgium with the Belgian relief committee in New York Minneapolis California Kansas Iowa and Oregon issued a nationwide appeal for non perishable food. The commission reports over 600000 women joined the initial calls to aid within three days and now invites all American women to participate.
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New York
Navy
American Commission For Relief In
Belgium
Co-Operat
Minneapolis
California
Kansas
Iowa
Oregon
Commission
Women of America
Commission appeals for local support of food shipments
The commission urges local backing for cooperating committees to avoid overlap. It requests non-perishable food and states that transport to designated seaboard ports will be paid by the commission. Gifts may be represented entirely in food with overseas transport also funded by the commission.
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Principie
Commission
Seaboard
Relief in Belgium Food Drive Led by Mrs Bates
The women's section of the Commission for Relief in Belgium in this city seeks carload shipments of cured meats fish wheat canned goods flour rice beans coffee cereals or prepared foods with simultaneous shipment notification. Money checks to treasurer Miss Anne Morgan are accepted with immediate acknowledgment and Mrs Lindon Bates chairs the section with Miss Morgan Mrs W K Vanderbilt and Mrs August Belmont on the executive committee.
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Commission For Relief
Belgium
Anne Morgan
Lindon Bates
Miss Morgan
W. K. Vanderbilt
August Belmont
Laborer Killed by Engine at Roundhouse
Patrick Coyne a laborer for the New Haven railroad was killed at the round house in South Boston about 9 30 last night. Frank Williams an engineer of the locomotive of Somerville was arrested on manslaughter charge by a Broadway station sergeant.
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Patrick Coyne
HB Street
New Haven Railroad
Round House
Melcher Street
Boston
Frank Williams
Crocker Street
Somerville
Sergeant Clarke
Broadway
Digest of New Reserve Bank Law by Guaranty Trust Co
The Guaranty Trust Company of New York has issued a pamphlet digest of the new banking and currency law as it takes effect with the opening of the 12 Federal Reserve banks. It lists governors and directors, board members, and the organization committee, with copies available from Guaranty Trust in New York.
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Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Federal Reserve Banks
The
Wilson Held Up By Wreck In Rain Delays White House Return
President Wilson arrived in Washington late at night after a freight train derailment near Philadelphia delayed his train by a few minutes. He was driven to the White House through a heavy downpour of rain.
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Washington
Wilson
Capital
White House
Philadelphia
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