Widow of Former Hub Rector Dies in New York
Mrs. Cornelia Clapp Donald widow of Dr E Winchester Donald former Trinity Church rector died yesterday at her son's home in New York of heart trouble. She had lived in Boston many years and resided at the Trinity Church rectory and later 69 Mt Vernon street. Interment will be in Trinity Church cemetery New York where her husband is buried.
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Cornelia Clapp Donald
E. Winchester Donald
Trinity Church
New York
Donald
Brooks
Massachusetts
Boston
Mt. Vernon Street
War Veterans Seek Re-Enlistment at Local Office
Yesterday veterans gathered at the army recruiting office on Scol lay square for reenlistment. Five veterans, each with one to three wound stripes, applied to extend their service.
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Army Recruiting Office
Scollay Square
Advocating Young Emphasis at Y W C A Housing Conference
Miss Blanche Geary of New York urged broader housing for working girls at the Bellevue conference. She stressed that the Y W C A should place more emphasis on the word young in Young Women's Christian Association to reflect this focus.
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Blanche Geary
New York City
Hotel Bellevue
Young Women’s Christian Association
Y.W.C.A
Philip Barton
Niagara Falls
C. E. Perkins
Brockton
Hannah B. Ashley
New Bedford
Young Women’s Association aims to shelter city girls
Miss Geary advocates for a protective home for new city girls and those without homes. She argues against race or religious limitations and urges age 30 as a practical threshold for independent living. She promotes youth oriented houses without heavy religious influence.
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Geary
Young Women's Christian Association
Pullman Car Earnings Show Large Surplus for 1919
Fullman Company reports excess of revenue over expenses for surplus of 3,130,265 dollars and a net surplus of 20,364,382 dollars for the year ending July 21, 1919. Revenue under contract with the director general of railroads totaled 11,750,000 dollars, up from 9,521,357 the prior year. Dividends declared amounted to 9,599,792 dollars, versus 9,544,616 the year before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fullman Company
Men Form A League Of International Businessmen
In Atlantic City 350 delegates representing 46 subcommittees at the international trade conference voted unanimously to form a permanent international organization for business leaders from League of Nations countries. The plan will go to the general conference of about 2000 delegates likely Friday, with leaders predicting its acceptance.
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Atlantic City
N. J
International Organization of Business Men
League of Nations
International Trade Conference
Draft of new international commerce group outlines aims
The draft details a federation to promote international commerce and harmony among nations. It envisions a permanent headquarters, centralized economic data, and coordinated regulatory guidance. A board of directors, two business representatives per nation, and a headquarters at the organization’s seat would govern a membership of chambers, banks, and related bodies.
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Igs
Chambers of Commerce
Harvard Class Officers Elected by Narrow Ballot
Sophomores and juniors at Harvard elected class officers yesterday on a weakly representative ballot. Keith Kane, football tackle, became president of the 1922 class while Wendell Davis, crew captain, led the 1921 class to the presidency. Seniors chose two representatives to the student council.
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Harvard
Keith Kane
Wendell Davis
Crimson
McCagg
R. K. Kane
T. H. Mills
St Ambrose Parish Hosts Welcome Home for Veterans
About 400 veterans will be entertained at the Dorchester High School this evening as St Ambrose parish hosts a welcome home reception. Major-General Edwards and Commander Nichols of the Navy will represent the services at the banquet served at 6:30. Speakers include District Attorney Pelletier and city officials along with Rev. John Harrington and Rev. Joseph Murphy of St. Ambrose.
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Dorchester
St. Ambrose Parish
Edwards
Nichols
Navy
Pelletier
Ford
John H. Harrington
Joseph P. Murphy
St. Ambrose
Dandy Fifth Dance At Malden Armory Tonight
Company L of the Dandy Fifth in military dress hosts a dance at the Malden armory for veterans and friends with music by a VD orchestra. The event is under the auspices of the Company L Veteran Association of Malden. Arrangements are led by Captain Ernest A. Watson Edwin G Hiscock Arthur C Green Archie Masterson and William F Lawlor.
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Malden Armory
Company L Veteran Association of
Malden
Ernest A. Watson
Edwin G. Hiscock
Arthur C. Green
Archie Masterson
William F. Lawlor
West Roxbury Couple to Wed at St Theresa Church
Miss Mary E. Costello daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Costello of 67 Gardner street West Roxbury will marry Walter S Ryan this morning at St Theresa s Church West Roxbury Rev Father J B Broderick will perform the ceremony Ryan won several prizes in English High School athletics and while running for the BA A team.
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Mary E. Costello
Elizabeth Costello
Gardner Street
West Roxbury
Walter S. Ryan
St. Theresa’s Church
J. B. Broderick
Ryan
English High School
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