New York Law School Holds 24th Commencement at Aeolian Hall
Supreme Court Justice James C. Cropsey gave the address as 105 graduates received degrees. Dean George Pease supervised with Professor Robert P. D. Petty, while Goldston and others led prize awards for scholarship.
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Weet Forty-second Street
George Pease
Robert PD. Petty
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Supreme Court
James C. Cropsey
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Cathedral College Honors At Thirteenth Annual Commencement
Cathedral College Dunwoodie staged its tenth annual commencement with Cardinal Farley in Aeolian Hall. Sixty graduates, all six year students, will enter St. Joseph's Seminary in September. Cardinal Farley awarded the medal for general excellence to John Charles Dougherty and the gold medal for scholarship to Jeremiah Thomas Toomey. Prize day for undergraduates followed with gifts for top students.
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Jerome M. Schwartz
Cathedral College
St. Joseph's Seminary
Dunwoodie
Cardinal Farley
Aeolian Hall
West Forty-third Street
John Charles Dougherty
Jeremiah Thomas Toomey
Nineteen Graduates Honored at St Elizabeths College
Saint Elizabeths College in CONVENT STATION New Jersey conferred degrees this afternoon on nineteen graduates and seven sisters of charity. Bishop John J O Connor of the Newark diocese delivered the Baccalaureate address and awarded senior prizes including the McQuade Memorial gold medal for philosophy to Gertrude Agnes Connelly of Madison Dolan Memorial for ethics to Mary Elizabeth Scalan of Bayonne Sheridan Memorial gold medal for mathematics to Mary Helen Waldron of Little Falls N Y Kearney Memorial gold medal for Latin to Gertrude Mary Hayes of Springfield Massachusetts gold medals for Spanish English and lithal economy to Mary Eileen Williams of Eminence Kentucky and a gold medal for English to Mary Margaret Clare Sheehy of Little Falls N Y.
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Bayonne
Sheridan
Mary Helen Waldron
Little Falls
N. Y
Kearney
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Springfield
Mass
Mary Eileen Williams
Eminence
Mary Margaret Clare Sheehy
Northwestern University Mulls Roosevelt Presidency Rumor
In Chicago on June 15 rumors spread that Northwestern University in Evanston may offer its presidency to Theodore Roosevelt. Abram Harris has resigned as president to become secretary for the Methodist Episcopal Church, and trustees reportedly weigh Roosevelt as a serious candidate despite his withdrawal from politics.
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Northwestern University
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Broadway Association Hears Subway Boom Lift Real Estate Values
At a Broadway Association luncheon in the Hotel Martinique Edward M Bassett Ira A Place and George McAneny spoke on subway linked improvements and Grand Central plans boosting Broadway and Park Avenue businesses. They cited tax increases from 1906 to 1914 and urged restricting industrial zones above Twenty Third Street to preserve values.
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Miller Heads Company for Coast
One of the strongest theatrical companies head to California for a ten week engagement at the Columbia Theatre in San Francisco starting July 10. Henry Miller leads with a cast including Ruth Chatterton Hilda Spong Bruce McRae Alice Lindahl Robert Ames Charles Trowbridge Mrs Thomas Whiffen Marguerite St John Gladys Wilson Walter Connolly Mrs Charlies Craig W W H Sams and John Breter. The Mollusc and The Great Divide will be revived and Miss Chatterton appears in a comedy Come Out of the Kitchen.
Campaign for 109 Scenarios by Famous Players Film Co
The Famous Players Film Company announces a campaign for 109 scenarios to be made into feature pictures at its studios. It will buy manuscripts meeting requirements and pay $1,000 for each of the first 100 accepted. It is not a contest. unavailable scenarios are returned, and lurid melodrama or political religious material is avoided.
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Scotch See How Britain Prepared at Lyceum
The Scotch descended on the Lyceum Theatre to view the film How Britain Prepared. The Highlanders bagpipe band marched from their HQ to the theatre and performed native music, rousing the audience. Prominent Scottish Americans Walter Scott William Broane Peter G Watson Robert Sener Glover Frank Gray and Jagnes Logie attended.
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Lyceum Theatre
Viages
Walter Scott
William Broane
Peter G. Watson
Robert R. Sener Glover
Frank Gray
Jagnes Logie
Their Marriage a Movie Romance
Jan Rubini and Miss Diane D Aubrey were married yesterday at City Hall. Miss D Aubrey, returning from a vaudeville tour, heard Rubini play the violin at the Strand Theatre and promptly requested an introduction. Rubini arrived in this country six months ago from South Africa and is a Stockholm native.
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Drama League Free Information Bureau to Open Saturdays
The American Drama Committee will keep the free bureau of dramatic information at the Drama League offices during the festival. Evelyne Hilliard will oversee the bureau, open Saturday mornings in Fall and Winter. Leo Ditrichstein resumes engagement before a tour, after eye trouble. Blanche Ring signs multi year management with Frederic McKay and rights to Jane O’Day from Broadway. Seats for The Passing Show of 1916 go on sale at the Winter Garden box office.
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Los Angeles
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New York
Winter Garden
Major blaze destroys Matawan piano plant
A four story Was son Piano Company building in Matawan New Jersey burned for about two hours causing losses between 50000 and 60000 dollars. The fire started in the Synthetic Chemical Company section from an explosion and drew in residents from Matawan and Keyport to view the blaze as school exercises nearby were dismissed. Firefighters contained the fire and prevented spread to adjacent properties with rail traffic remaining open.
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Joe Martins Smile Contest Entry Highlights Endless Rainbow
The Georgetown Gazette features Joe Martin's Smile in its cheerful disposition contest. The Ohio State Journal notes the entry promises a rainbow like bow with no beginning or end and a lasting charm beyond time.
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General Wood Praises Plattsburg Rookies During Visit
Special to The New York Times. Plattsburg N Y June 15 General Leonard Wood father of the Plattsburg idea visited the camp to review the rookies and urge compulsory military service. He praised the training and predicted large future enrollment while planning another visit later in the month.
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Persecution of Jews in Russia Reported by American Hebrew
An European cable reports new Russian anti Jewish measures. General Alexeyev allegedly pressed Stuermer to curb Jewish influence prompting a circular ordering strict surveillance. Jews face detention and potential exile on vague suspicions, with danger reaching trains and homes.
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Iberia
Newark Strike Sees Over Nine Thousand Join Walkout
In Newark machinists toolmakers and helpers walked off work for a forty eight hour week. Labor leaders expect more than fifteen thousand by today as the Metal Trades Association moves to fill strikers’ jobs. Iroquois Hall at 266 Washington Street hosts warnings against intoxication and disorder as Newark plants nearby feel the impact.
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Five Boys Plead Guilty to Manslaughter in Refuge Murder
Five youths indicted for complicity in the murder of George Bloeser, assistant engineer at the House of Refuge on Randall's Island, pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter. They face possible sentences at Sing Sing up to twenty years. Charles Bereda refused to plead, claiming innocence. The defendants, from Brooklyn and Manhattan, allegedly plotted to kill Bloeser and escape by swimming the river. Bloeser died two days after a April 20 attack.
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Arrest of Donald McLean in Frederick on Larceny Charge
Donald McLean formerly an New York City attorney and husband of the late DAR president was arrested by Frederick Chief Bruchey at the request of a New York detective bureau. He faces larceny charges totaling $8,000 and was released on $2,000 bond pending a hearing.
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Will case testimony reveals Eno heirs dispute
Surrogate Cohalan questioned Clarence Parmenter about his Saratoga estate duties for Amos F. Eno and his links to Kilmer a Saratoga attorney. Parmenter testified to letters from Eno and expenses paid, while witnesses described Eno’s irrational acts and peculiar habits before the trial resumes.
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Good Jobs for Germans Across Occupied Polish Lands
In the Reichstag debate on May 20 Dr Theodor Sewald admitted German officials in conquered Polish and Belgian territories were paid high salaries, with Socialist critics arguing officials pocket large sums and receive numerous allowances.
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