Harvard Professor Munsterberg faces Wiener push and neutrality debate
Harvard Professor Hugo Munsterberg confronts a demand from Major Clarence Wiener to dismiss him over pro German views and a $10,000,000 bequest, as Harvard weighs neutrality policy. The Wiener letter and Munsterberg resignation loom, while student publications split over free speech and caution in wartime remarks.
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Yale Announces Record Class At 3290 Enrolled
Yale reports preliminary registration shows 3290 students enrolled this year, up 22 from last year. The freshmen class in the college is the largest in university history, reflecting a strong enrollment growth at New Haven campus.
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Wilson and Taft on same platform at ABA meet
President Wilson and former President Taft will appear together at the American Bar Association annual convention in Washington on Tuesday. Wilson will deliver the welcoming address while Taft, as ABA president, will preside.
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McCall Raps Dock Board At End Of Gubernatorial Drive
North Adams October 16 McCall and Cushing Republicans wrapped three days of campaigning with rallies in North Adams and Adams. McCall attacked the reorganization of the Boston dock board and Democratic domination by the Boston Democracy. Cushing argued that private business would not be solvent if politics are run as today.
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Politicians Lemmas on Contracts and Legislation in State
Mr McCall criticizes Port Directors as political appointees and warns that dock and pier contracts could be stolen by political contractors, comparing Boston’s City Hall dominance with Albany and New York politics. Mr Cushing argues Legislature responds to public opinion, emphasizes voter control, and notes bills grow from a consumer appetite for broad regulation, producing lengthy sessions and oversized blue books.
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Ether Day Observed at Massachusetts General Hospital
More than two hundred physicians and surgeons attended the 68th anniversary of ether's first successful use at Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. John M. Finney of Johns Hopkins spoke on Insignificance of Pain. Alumni banquet followed at the Vendome Hotel.
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Old Guard Making Its Last Stand in Massachusetts
Gardner Oct. 16 Joseph Walker Progressive party candidate for Governor charged reactionaries control the Republican party nationwide. He cited Penrose Barnes and Sulloway as examples and said Massachusetts platforms favor property rights over personal and human rights. He warned the old guard must yield to progressives or lose dominance forever.
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Breaks His Leg at Work in Walworth Company Plant
Simon Takerian a 28 year old married man working in the hardening room of the Walworth Company in South Boston sustained multiple fractures to his left leg below the knee yesterday afternoon around 4 30. A loose flying car from an annealing machine caused the injury. He was removed by police ambulance to Carney Hospital for treatment.
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Ex Parte Oral Examination Denied in Plews Case
A motion to examine Arthur S Plews of London orally in the Chiquicamata mine suit by Louis Ross against Albert C Burrage was denied by Judge Hammond in the Supreme Judicial Court. Ross, a mining engineer, claims Burrage owed him over 1 000 100 for a 5 percent share of profits, alleges misrepresentation about Guggenheim views, and seeks optioned interests for 100 000 while Burrage allegedly held 25 000 000 in stock in a Guggenheim exploration company. Hurlburt asked for Plews deposition. Whipple objected. the request was denied with more time granted for cross interrogatories and objections.
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Boy Dies After Horse Kicks At Stable
An 11 year old boy named Myer Krakowski was kicked in the head by a horse he had been petting as he left its stall. He suffered a fractured skull and multiple head injuries at Abraham Berman's stable, 24 Troy Street, and died after being taken to City Hospital.
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