Two Men Hurt In Auto Crash In Cambridge
Joseph Flanagan Jr of 71 Walnut Park Newton and his chauffeur John Mitchell of 1108 Jackson Rd Milton were treated and released from Cambridge Relief Hospital after their limousine overturned at Harvard and Columbia streets. Their injuries were slight. The other car owned by Frank Barry of 3 Newbury Street Boston was driven by Michael Barry and carried four women bound for the Rockingham Fair.
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John A. Mitchell
Jackson Road
Milton
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Harvard
Columbia Streets
Cambridge
Frank Barry
Newbury Street
Boston
Michael Barry
Rockingham Fair
Flanagan
Critics to See Carmen at Symphony Hall Photoplay
Telegraph workers convert Symphony Hall into a recording center for Geraldine Farrars debut in the Lasky photorization of Carmen. Over 60 critics from various cities will attend the premiere and Western Union will supply operators to wire followup reports to papers nationwide.
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Geraldine Farrar
Lasky
Carmen
Western Union Telegraph Company
Gerd
Governor Walsh Urges Compulsory Military Education
Governor Walsh urged compulsory military education for all male schoolchildren over fourteen to prepare them as citizen soldiers. He called for a Massachusetts State militia of at least 20 000 men and encouraged enlistment among sons of citizens at a State House hearing.
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Special Commission On
Walsh
State House
Massachusetts
Walsh Urges Militia Push and Universal School Military Training
Governor Walsh argues for broad militarization through public schools and public support. He calls for abolishing poll taxes for militia service, restricting public employ to the trained militia, creating a militia reserve, and federal control. He supports pay for drills, semi military groups, and mandatory child training in calisthenics, maps, hygiene, and signaling.
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Congress
Debate Over Military Education Sparks National Debate
The debate features Lt Col Willis N Stover arguing for a 600000 strong reserve and larger regular army while advocating abolishing militia police duties. Dr George W Nasmyth cautions against militarized youth and favors defending coast lines over school-based military training. The commission adjourns to executive session.
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United States
George W. Nasmyth
World’s Peace Foundation
Small is Low at Wollaston Open Amateur Golf Tourney
Field of 44 at Wollaston for open amateur event led by I. W. Small of Belmont with low gross 81. Hall of the home club posted 89-17-72 to head the handicap division as many top players were away for Lesley cup and baseball.
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Wollaston
Philadelphia
I. W. Small
Belmont
F. C. Hall
Taxi Fire Sparks Alarm on Washington Street
A taxi on Washington Street North heated inside as a passenger complained of warmth. Chauffeur Thomas Clough dashed for a fire alarm, a passenger fled, and witnesses say a blaze engulfed the rear of the cab. Firefighters arrived to find the vehicle a total loss.
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Washington Street
Thomas Clough
Clough
Harvard 1919 Freshmen Hear Mahan and Leaders
The Harvard freshman class was introduced to athletic heroes and undergraduate leaders at a second reception. Speakers included Eddie Mahan captain of the varsity football team Bill Bingham captain of the track team and Robert H. Stiles Crimson president and baseball manager.
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Eddie Mahan
Bill Bingham
Robert H. Stiles
The
Crimson
Albert P Mitch
Andover Theological School
George Herbert Palmer
Arthur Beane
Phillips Brooks House Association
Apprentices Barred from Newport by Naval Station
Newport Rhode Island September 2 Captain Roger Walles commandant of the Naval Training Station forbids apprentices to enter the city after several underage sailors returned under the influence of liquor The letter to Mayor Robert Burlingame states restrictions will stay until conditions are corrected and underage sailors are kept out of Newport.
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Naval Training Station
Roger Walles
Robert §. Burlingame
Walles
Attacks on Wilson Policy at Home Market Club Dinner
At the Home Market Club dinner in Copley Plaza 500 old-guard members assailed President Wilson the Democratic party and the Underwood tariff bill. Speakers Sherman Hammond and Prendergast urged a Republican victory in 1916 while criticizing tariff policy and foreign policy.
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Copley Plaza
Old Guard
Senator Sherman
Ilinois
John Hays Hammond
Prendergast
New York
Senator Lodge
William B. H. Dowse
Democratic Party
Europe
Sherman
Massachusetts
Lodge
Hammond
Mexico
Republican Party
Mr. Dowse
Bryan
Washington
Allies Determined to Help Serbia Gains Allied Aid
Paris report says Premier Viviani and Foreign Minister Delcasse discussed the Balkan crisis with the Chamber of Deputies committee. It is understood Delcasse affirmed the allies’ determination to aid Serbia if attacked.
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Paris
Viviani
M. Delcasse
Balkan
Foreign Affairs Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Serbia
Boston University Opens Business College in Sleeper Hall
The College of Business Administration at Boston University opened in Sleeper Hall with Waldron J. Rand presiding. Speakers included Rev. Lemuel H. Murlin Boston University president Harvey Chase Elijah W. Sells C. P. A. M. A. Andrew J. Peters Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Dean Lord. Dr Marlin outlined the college foundation and rise of scientific business management.
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Boston University
Sleeper Hall
Waldron J. Rand
Lemuel H. Murlin
Harvey Chase
Elijah W. Sells
Andrew J. Peters
the Treasury
The
Business College
Marlin
Universit
Boston
England
United States Treasury
Mystery Behind the Bolted Door Feature
A Sunday Post Magazine teaser promises a $500 reward for solving the mystery titled Behind the Bolted Door. The item previews a suspenseful mystery narrative set to unfold in the magazine.
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Sunday Post
The Doctor's Advice by Dr Lewis Baker
A doctor answers reader questions on kidney support with balmwort tablets and a blood purifier. hair care with yellow mingos. and weight loss using arbolone and hypo-nuclane tablets. The column promotes specific tonics and laxatives as remedies.
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