Dorchester Driver Acquitted in Auto Collision Case
Erhart Statz of Dorchester was found not guilty by Judge Byram in North Attleboro. The Fourth District Court exonerated him after witnesses testified the vehicle struck Httle Hdna Feild, injuring her as she walked home from school.
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Harvard Crim condemns snap courses and lax requirements
The Crimson editorial condemns Harvard snap courses where passing marks require little work. It cites advanced courses allowing reading initiative, notes some professors accept mere completion of reading as proof, and argues elective flexibility must not replace genuine study.
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Harvard Crimson
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Dr Nearing Joins University Of Toledo As Dean
Dr Scott Nearing, former assistant professor of economics at the University of Pennsylvania, has accepted the deanship of arts and sciences at the University of Toledo. He will teach economics and political and social sciences at the Ohio institution.
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Philadelphia
Scott Nearing
University of Pennsylvania
University of Toledo
Ohio Institution
Five Drown In Gale On Labrador Coast
The Erik reports five lives lost in a Labrador coast gale including three men two young women and a boy. Five schooners were wrecked but all crews were saved as the storm swept the coast.
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Popular Song Fortunes Featured in Sunday Post Magazine
The Sunday Post Magazine promises a feature on a popular song and the fortunes it has brought to its creator. The article highlights the song's chart impact and cultural resonance, with insights from the writer and industry observers.
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Pickpocket Sentenced Three Years in House of Correction
Arthur W. Smith about 60, a veteran pickpocket, pleaded guilty to pocketpicking Victor G. Gingras in a Sept 19 subway theft and received a three year term. Harold S. Sears age 24, broke into Richard Newman’s dwelling Sept 6 and drew 18 months at Massachusetts Reformatory. Edward J. Welch’s auto theft case faced continuance to November. Roxbury court arraigned him for the Chalmers Motor Company loss. John F. Lyons was fined in the Roxbury case.
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Richard Newman
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Edward J. Welch
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Roxbury
Welch
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Bird Denies Tariff Story Letter to the Editor
In a Springfield Post letters page response, Charles S. Bird denies a report that Leon Baldwin, acting chair of the Progressive State committee, claimed Bird blamed Wilson era tariff injury on his paper business and Mexican investments. Bird asserts the tariff did not affect his business and he has no Mexican property.
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