Hammond Beats Moyes To Claim Eastern Title At Longwood
Miss Louise Hammond of New York defeated Miss Lois Moyes of Toronto 6-3 3-6 6-1 to win the Eastern woman’s championship at Longwood courts. Moyes later contributed in doubles and mixed events, with Edith Rotch, Richard Bishop, and Gardner Beals among the victors in straight sets.
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Boston
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Toronto
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M. Curtis
A. H. Brooks
Alice Thorndike
L. Beals
Frieda Paine
Newport
Gardner Beals
Edgar Wrightington
Mayor to Investigate Police Officer Over Charlestown Assault
Mayor Fitzgerald will ask Police Commissioner O Meara to review charges from Commandant Fremont that a Charlestown patrolman brutalized two enlisted sailors, Strobel and Nugent, near the Navy yard gate after a late night encounter with men from the Missouri. The officer allegedly struck Strobel in the back and cursed the group during pursuit.
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Missouri
Navy Yard
Hourin to Have Hearing Over Suspension
Christopher A. D. Hourin chief inspector of street cleaning will face a hearing tomorrow on charges raised by the Joint Council of City Employees' Unions. He is accused of drawing a revolver on a subordinate Eugene Canney and abusing others. The Knights of Labor lodge expressed support. a transfer rather than dismissal was favored by Supt. Rourke after investigation.
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Harvard's 25th Year Opens With Record Freshman Class
Harvard begins its 275th year today as students from many states register between 9 and 1. The incoming freshman class is expected to surpass 700, the largest in university history. Freshmen gather at Sever Hall at 9 to meet administrators and plan elective studies. Memorial and Randall halls opened yesterday to strong attendance, with dining options expanding. Classes start tomorrow at 9 with required lectures and courses.
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Cornell Fullback Weds Tufts Girl
Medford September 28 Clarence Smith Cornell 11 of Attleboro married Nellie E Hayden Tufts 11 at Goddard chapel Tufts College Smith played fullback for Cornell the last two years
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Fire Devours Coal Pockets at Revere Plant
Two coal pockets at Sub urban Gas and Electric Company in Revere caught fire, believed to start in the electric plant. About 2600 tons of coal valued at 10000 dollars burned, with efforts focused on saving remaining stock as flames smoldered overnight.
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Michigan Industries Benefit From Auto Boom
All of Michigan's industries have felt the influence of the State's boom in the manufacture of automobiles. The surge in car production has boosted employment and supplier demand across sectors.
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