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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1916

Page

3

Governor Attends Brockton Fair Closing Day

The 42nd Brockton Fair ended with 25,484 attendees on final day and 142,839 over four days. Governor McCall and guests arrived at 1:30, a 21 gun salute fired, and Cal Coolidge attended as lieutenant governor. Marathon winner Willie Kyronen finished in 2 hours 37 minutes 17.2 seconds.

Brockton Brockton Fair McCall Boston Coast Artillery Calvin Coolidge Hoston Willie¢ Kyronen Millrose A. A New York Sidney Hatch Chicago W. J Bill’ Kennedy Fort Chester N. Y Kyronen Randolph Ad

Massachusetts Plans Red Cross Campaign Meeting

Representatives from all State departments in Massachusetts will assemble at the State House at 10 30 this morning to organize support for the Greater Boston Red Cross campaign. The effort aims to enroll 20 000 members, with Governor McCall a member of the executive committee, though he cannot preside due to the ongoing Republican State convention.

State Department Massachusetts State House Greater Boston American Red Cross McCall

Red Cross Campaign Events Highlight Boston Meetings

Richard R. Flynn opens the session as state aid and pensions head and 50 state department representatives attend. Dr Eugene A Crockett praises the Red Cross work in Mexico and on the border comparing progress since 1898. Mary B Gladwin will discuss European relief at Perkins Hall and Hill speaks at the Twentieth Century Club as preparations intensify at Red Cross headquarters.

Richard R. Flynn Department of State Aid and Pensions Benjamin Joy H. J. Hill National Bureau of Membership CC. C. Ely Red Cross Milton Eugene A. Crockett Boston Crockett Mexico American Red Cross New England Women's Club Boylston Street Chelsea Women's Club Chelsea Joy Hill State House Perkins Hall Mary B. Gladwin Europe Greater Boston Twentieth Century Club Water Street

Boston Mayor urges Red Cross membership drive

Mayor Curley proclaims Red Cross Week in Boston urging 20,000 city residents to join as part of a national push for 1,000,000 members. He calls for displaying national and city flags on all city buildings from Monday to Saturday to show support and pride.

Boston Curley Red Cross American Red Cross Society America Red Cross Society Japan Germany Russia Red Cross Movement Great Army of Humanity United States

Lowell Institute Public Lectures Set At Huntington Hall

Founded in 1839 and 1856 by John Lowell Jr the Lowell Institute will again host free public lectures in Huntington Hall Rogers Building 491 Horleton St Boston The first talk is scheduled for Wednesday Oct 11 at 8 PM Tickets are required for admission Further programme details and ticket requests may be obtained by sending a stamped addressed envelope to A Lawrence Lowell Trustee 491 Boylaten St Kroston

Lowell Institute Huntington Hall Rogers Building Horleton Et Boston Boylaeton ST Kroston A. Lawrence Lowell

Dartmouth inaugurates Ernest Martin Topkins as 11th president

Dartmouth College in Hanover inaugurates Ernest Martin Topkins as its 11th president in Webster Hall. The former student and college secretary outlines a future for Dartmouth as a cultural college during his inaugural address to professors, students, and alumni.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth College Ernest Martin Topkins Webster Hall Dartmouth

Dartmouth President Hopkins Urges Cultural College Focus

Webster Hall heard President Hopkins defend a cultural college that emphasizes depth over breadth. He urged adherence to discipline service and character building, proposed alumni lectures post commencement, and endorsed alumni as financial contributors to strengthen oversight and engagement. Wilder D. Quint, 86, read a renowned Dartmouth poem.

Hopkins Webster Hall Wilder D. Quint Dartmouth

Well Known Street Railway Man Dies at 79

John Baptiste a longtime street railway employee with 44 years in the business died suddenly at his home 234 Mystic Avenue Somerville while sitting in a chair He served as a horse car driver motorman starter and for the last four years gateman at the Sullivan Square terminal He was 79 years old.

John Baptiste Sullivan Square Mystic Avenue Somerville

President Maclaurin Urges Tech Men to Appleton Chapel

The Technology Institute president Maclaurin urges Harvard College students to attend services in Appleton Chapel following an invitation to attend.

Appleton Chapel Maclaurin of Technology Institute Harvard College

Political circular questioned in Ward 2 GOP race

Attorney General Atwill will press District Attorney Pelletier over a circular urging defeat of Dowling and McCarthy and support for Hays. The piece, not filed with the Secretary of State, was signed by William S. Youngman and lists a nine member committee.

Attwill Pelletier Ward 2 Langtry Youngman Edward ©. Mansfield Walter C. Abbott Harry M. Fletcher William H. Squire Bennett Benshimol William R. Rollins Willis G. Pultz Carroll W. Staples Charles B. Brown Edward W. Brown

Ex Senator Crane Loses Mother in Dalton Home

Mrs Zenas Marshall Crane aged 66 or 16? dies after months of decline in Dalton. Former Senator Winthrop Murray Crane hurried home from New York as family gathers at her bedside. She was widow of Zenas Marshall Crane and second wife of his era.

Crane Louise Frances Winthrop 8. Laflin Lee

Republicans Desert Women in Hughes Campaign

New York October 6 The Republican National Committee disavowed responsibility for a trainload of spell binders guiding voting women in the West to back Hughes. National Chairman Willcox said it is not his jurisdiction and that Frances Keller leads the women’s branch of the Hughes Alliance. The effort, though socially glittering with Wall Street backing, has disappointed Hughes campaign managers.

New York Hughes Women's Limited Petticoat Republican National Committee Willcox West Hughes Frances Keller Hughes Allianice Golden Special Wall Street

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