Gavin Dies After Beverly Hospital Accident
Charles P. Gavin of Dudley street Roxbury prominent insurance and real estate man and Knights of Columbus leader died yesterday at Beverly Hospital from injuries after an accident on Labor Day in Beverly. He was active in the Boston Council and its affairs.
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Northeastern College Law School Evening Sessions
Northeastern College School of Law offers a four year course for Bar preparation and grants a Bachelor of Laws. Established 1898 with 1904 incorporation, it notes nearly 90 percent admission to the Bar and growing graduates nationwide. Classes now forming at 316 Huntington Ave Boston Back Bay and Downtown Haymarket office.
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Catholic Union Officer and Local Societies Member
He served two years as a knight and was secretary and treasurer of the Catholic Union for one year. He also belonged to St. Patrick's Total Abstinence Society of Roxbury the Granadas and the Bishop Cheverus Assembly R of C.
After War Trade to Germany Whispered Fear of Armored Cars
William O. Stevenson of Antofagasta Chile, during his South American trip with Colonel Roosevelt, reported English whispers about how American made armored cars might affect Germans when used on the battlefront.
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Germans to dominate South American trade after war says Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson at the Thorndike argues that Germans will win the South American trade after the war regardless of American merchants actions. He cites their knowledge of Spanish and their willingness to engage in business as key factors.
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Americans Lacking Spanish Seek Fair Trade in South America
A speaker notes that Americans often enter South American markets ignorant of Spanish and with a sense of superiority, leading to repeated trade failures. He argues for humility and genuine understanding to improve relations and business outcomes.
First String Men At Dartmouth Best
Hanover N H Sept 20 Coach Cavanaugh gave the first string men a rest as scrimmage went today but scrub material endured a hard workout Jerry Doe the old Milton backfield was in the limelight at halfback tearing off large runs and anchoring the defense Friedburg the 1919 end showed a stellar exhibition and Switzer displayed improved form at quarterback running the team well.
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Police Battle For State Title At Fenway Park
The Boston and Newton police baseball teams meet at Fenway Park at 11 AM to decide the state police championship. Both squads carry 11–1 records with one headtohead win each. Boston's battery is Connolly Delaney, Newton's is Connolly Stockwell or Mahoney.
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Medford High Loses Key Players to Injuries
Medford High suffered injuries to two top football candidates Carroll and Seitz during a scrimmage yesterday. Carroll broke his collar bone while diving for the ball and Seitz broke his nose, sidelining them for about a month.
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Daylight Saving Plan Backed At Boston Hearing
A Boston Chamber of Commerce special committee hearing heard strong support for daylight saving. Speakers from many walks of life argued the proposal to move clocks ahead for summer months would save gas and electric costs, with Greater Boston families estimated to save $700,000 annually.
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Wilcox Resting Comfortably After Hospital Admission
Standish Wilcox assistant secretary to Mayor Curley is reported resting comfortably at City Hospital with an aggravated case of diabetes. Hospital authorities announced last night.
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