Boston University College of Business Admin sees surge in registrations
At the close of week one in January the College of Business Administration at Boston University reports 585 students registered, about 100 more than expected. Freshman enrollment is around 200 with several classes running in multiple divisions to handle demand. A new news reporting and writing class met for the first time, with 5:45 pm start and 7:45 pm end times.
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College of Business Administration
Boston University
Greenwood will names multiple bequests to churches and charities
Julia C. Greenwood of Brookline filed for probate in Dedham naming Trinity Church Copley Square a 5000 gift for a stained glass window to be called the Greenwood Memorial window. Other bequests include 3000 to Trinity Church Home and 3000 to Vincent Memorial Hospital for Greenwood funds. Additional life income of 15000 to Mary Elizabeth Hillman with remainder gifts to Thompson's Island, Masonic Foundation of Connecticut, Odd Fellows Home of Massachusetts, and a trust of 5000 for Frederick Milton Chappelle, with eventual gifts to Cambridge Home for Aged Couples.
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Brookline
Dedham
Trinity Church
Copley Square
Greenwood
South Huntington Avenue
Vincent Memorial Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Mary Elizabeth Hillman
Norwich
Ooean
Farm and Trades School
Thompson’s Island
James Greenwood
Masonic Charity Foundation of
Connecticut
Masonic
Wallingford
Conn
Odd Fellows Home
Massachusetts
Worcester
Frederick Milton Chappelle
East Douglas
Mass
Cambridge
Armenian Atrocities Denounced in Denmark Editorials
Copenhagen dispatch summarizes British Parliament revelations on Armenian atrocities. Potlitiken calls Turkey’s actions a plan to destroy the Armenian people and lauds horrors as unmatched in world history. Vort Land echoes, doubting Germany would aid memory of Belgium. European Christians’ cultural standing questioned.
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Potlitiken
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French Senate Sanctions Anglo-French U S Loan
Paris Oct 8 The French Senate unanimously approved the Anglo French loan authorized by the U S agreement. The bonds will be exempt from income tax and the bill comes after prior passage by the Chamber of Deputies. Finance Minister Ribot praised the loans benefits and praised American support for France.
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France
Lady Buchanan Washing Refugees Babies in Warsaw Station
Refugees pour into Petrograd as British charity feeding station at Warsaw railway depot cares for hundreds daily. A Russian dignitary requests Lady Georgiana Buchanan, wife of the British Ambassador, who is found washing refugee babies on her knees, sleeves rolled up, in an improvised bath train.
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London
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Warsaw
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Railroad Seized by Bulgarian Staff in Thrace Route
Bulgaria reports takeover of a line between Mustapha Pasha in Thrace and the Aegean port of Dedenghatch. The line, about 40 miles through Turkish territory, was controlled by Bulgarian staff today, marking a strategic shift in the region.
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Dedenghatch
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The Little Iliad and Other Works Review
A lengthy notice surveys Maurice Hewlett’s The Little Iliad and Edna Ferber’s Emma MacChesney, praising Hewlett’s vivid romance set in Scotland and Austria, and Ferber’s brisk, urban female lead. It also critiques The Smart Set magazine for its short fiction, including a standout story The Treasure and Ezra Pound’s poem Her Little Black Slippers with playful, if extravagant, metaphor.
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Boston & Maine
Coolidge Attacks Democrats On Wealth Distribution Policy
Calvin Coolidge addressing the Ward 4 Republican club of Somerville argued the Democratic plan harms economic progress by delaying wealth production. He said wealth must be produced before it can be distributed and claimed Republicans favor production to spur distribution, while Democrats hinder both.
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Somerville
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The Valley Road by Mary Hallock Foote review
A critical look at The Valley Road set in California just before the San Francisco fire. The reviewer notes a tangled web of love affairs among three heroines and their journeys to Europe the Orient and San Francisco before a dramatic resolution.
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Valley Road
Mary Hallock Foote
California
San Francisco
Orient
Europe
Strand and City Woes Mixed In October Musings
In October Strand the New York City debt scare is debated by Senator William M. Bennett with satire on taxation of visitors and a $1.57 billion loan comparison. The piece lampoons magazine covers, criticizes international duty talk, praises modern editorials, and notes crossover reader intrigue with the Metropolitan and the Walsh plan on fortune limits.
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William M. Bennett
New York
New York City
Father Knickerbocker
Fifth Avenue
34Th Street
Central Park
United States
Strand
World
Parochial School Hosts 1500 Children Entertainment
Fifteen hundred children of St Augustine's parish in South Boston will gather this afternoon in the main hall of the parochial school building for an entertainment program led by Rev. Joseph F. Coppinger. Local talent and Leon French will present moving picture features and varied acts.
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South
Boston
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Leon French
No Bulgarians Allowed to Leave Canada During War
Ottawa Oct 8 An order bars all Bulgarians from leaving Canada for the rest of the war to prevent possible enlistment against the Allies. The proclamation was announced today by Ottawa authorities as a precautionary measure affecting Bulgarians in the Dominion.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Gossip on Books and Writers by Socrates Smith
The literary editor reviews a scarlet 41 page pamphlet on bridge and a page on shirts. The notes joke about film adaptations of Credo Harris's Toby and compare books to their film versions. Ruth Elizabeth Bixby's autumn night essay and Winston Churchill lead in city readings, with Poole and Master also cited.
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Socrates Smith
New York
Credo Harris
Toby
Ruth Elizabeth Bixby
West Groton
Mass
Church Peace Union
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Bookman
Ernest Poole
Edgar Lee Master
Autumn Night Reflections on Oil and Poets
A reflective piece joins an autumn night vignette with musings on oil’s wartime importance. It notes the 1859 Pennsylvania oil discovery and previews I A Talbot’s Oil Conquest of the World. Amy Lowell’s Six French Poets is described as a forthcoming English study of Verhaeren and others.
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Pennsylvania
I. A. Talbot
Lippincotts
Amy Lowell
Emile Verhaeren
Albert Samain
Remy de Gourmont
Henri de Regnier
Francis Jammes
Paul Fort
Verlaine
Mallarme
France
Emma McChesney’s Growing Legion Across The City
Emma McChesney embodies a rising presence felt everywhere as her influence expands daily. Her sphere of impact grows through activities and connections that touch many lives in the community.
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