Harvard registration may break all records in 237th year
Harvard University reopened for its 237th year in Cambridge with an enrollment likely to set a new high. Freshmen figures were expected to surpass prior records, with total attendance near six thousand. New departments include the Harvard School of Public Health and a theological school formed by an agreement with the Dover Theological Seminary trustees.
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Humane officers reappointed by Lake Hartford
Gov Lake reappointed Henry C Wood as special policeman of the Connecticut Humane Society and renewed his post as special prosecutor for tyro years Clinton Rorahack of Cangan and L J Nickerson of Cofn wnil-
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Haynes To Seek Nearly Forty Million For Enforcing Law
Washington January 21 federal budget officials seek an appropriation of 9 726 000 for enforcement of the federal prohibition law for the next fiscal year. The sum mirrors current congressional authorization and would fund all prohibition activities including enforcement against liquor traffic and the dry navy expansion to aid searches of vessels within 12 miles.
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Critic Edward Marsh Dies in Hunting Accident
Edward C. Marsh, editorial adviser at Hare & Brothers and noted critic and short story writer, was accidentally killed while hunting at his Pawling New York country place. Aged 44, born in Portland Michigan, he studied at the University of Chicago and Michigan and headed Macmillan's editorial department before joining Hare & Brothers last year.
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Winton and Eames Confer on Charter Revision Petition
Town Clerk O. E. Winton and George W. Eames discussed charter revision petitions. Winton outlined reasons for rejecting signatures including wrong addresses unsigned initials and signers not residents. Officials expect to finish checks in days and balance petitions against required legal signatures for a vote on the voting machine.
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Davis condemns strike violence as a disgrace to civilization
In Chattanooga, Sept. 28, Stersting Kinbor Davis told labor leaders violence in labor disputes threatens civilization. He blamed radicals and agitators for riot, arson, and fear, urging organized labor to curb agitators and protect against violence. He warned employers may use guards to provoke clashes.
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New Milford Students Leave for Colleges
New Milford reports show students heading to Yale Divinity School in New Haven for the Community Sing address at First Congregational Church. Lehman Watch plans to enter medical studies at Yale this year after completing pre medical work at Valparaiso University. Kathryn Laddhee leaves for Newark Delaware to study at the State University. Doris Sullivan has joined Warner and Discrow after high school graduation. John Plumb returns to Ridgefeld School. Harold Johnson enters the University of Pennsylvania. The town anticipates Yale alumni attendance at the Yale Bates game and a series of local concerts and grange events as students pursue further education and training.
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Connecticut College For Women
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Harold P. Johnson
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State Socialism Warned Against by Dr Siemens
Dr Siemens attacks socialism as a global malady hindering the USA and Germany. He argues America must isolate the epidemic center, warns of state regulation crushing democracy, and urges a return to market economics to revive credit and production. He praises the restoration contract as a rebirth of individualism.
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Photographs Taken for Einstein Theory Test
Berlin reports cloud cover hindered a German Dutch expedition at Christmas Island in the Pacific from taking photos to test Einstein's theory. A few images of the island colony were shot through clouds, potentially aiding the test. London telegraphs from Walsall Australia say Toronto University observers believe eclipse photos, especially those from the Yack observatory, could help verify, modify, or deny Einstein's theory.
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Yack Observatory
Stolen Car Abandoned After Police Chase
A stolen car belonging to Samuel Weinstein of Gly East Main Street was abandoned near the highway after a police pursuit through side streets. Bystanders and officers lacked immediate registration details, but the vehicle was later found on Walter Street. The theft occurred at the Bernatonin store on 610 East Mila Street.
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Waterbury Man Dies After Fall From Tree
New Haven Sept 25 A Waterbury man identified as Edward Ryland, 54, fell from a tree while picking fruit at Monnaquin. He was found unconscious and died en route to the hospital.Doctors debated whether injuries from the fall or another cause led to death. Deputy coroner and surgeons could not determine the exact cause.
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