War Department Grants Training Authorization to 16 Universities
Washington October 17 official authorization for military science training of students at 16 leading universities and colleges was granted by the War Department to executive officers at a conference with senior department officials.
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War Department
Conference Aims To Systematize Reserve Officer Training
Leaders from Harvard Yale and several military figures preside at a conference on enacting the army training law in civil colleges. A 50 000 reserve officer corps is seen as needed for potential war. A committee led by Harvard president Lowell will craft a universal curriculum and begin instruction.
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Baker
Ingraham
Hugh l. Scott
Leonard Wood
Macomb
War College
Lowell
Harvard
Hadley
Yale
John Kingman
E. W. Nicholas
Virginia Military Institute
Dward A. Pace
Catholic University of America
H. S. Drinker
Lehigh
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State
Fireman testifies on green signal before fatal crash
S P King of the Gilt Edge express testified in the Mansfield manslaughter trial that distant signals showed green and he heard engineer Charles H Mansfield call high ball moments before the collision with a local near Bradford station. He said he repeated high ball when green appeared and then saw a red light.
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S. P. King
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Bradford
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Mansfield
Wilson Club Reorganizes at BU Law School Meet
About 200 students attended a mass meeting for the Wilson Democratic Club of Boston University Law School. Officers chosen for the year are John B. Hannigan President James H. Sisk Vice President Frank L. Buckley Secretary and John S. Begley Treasurer. An address by Governor candidate Frederick W. Mansfield is sought.
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Boston University Law School
John B. Hannigan
Worcester
James H. Sisk
Lynn
Frank L. Buckley
Holyoke
John S. Begley
Frederick W. Mansfield
Dividend Declared by American Window Glass Machine
Pittsburg directors declare a dividend of 12 1 2 percent on preferred stock. Total paid on stock within a year reaches 54 1 2 percent, or 3 815 000 dollars on a 7 000 000 issue.
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American Window Glass Machine Company
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