Yale Alumni Hear Hadley Urge English Honor System
Yale President Hadley reports to alumni praising Greek studies but endorsing selective honors akin to the English system. He notes the need to balance traditional work with modern culture, and highlights Yale Press and memorial gifts from Mrs. Morris K. Jesup and others.
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New Haven, Conn
Hadley
Yale University
Alumni Hall
Taft
Gifford Pinchot
Oxford
Cambridge
England
United States
Teac
Yale
Yale University Press
Morris K. Jesup
Richard S. Fellowes
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry P. Wright
Donald G. Mitchell
George B. Sanford
United States Army
George A. Adee
Frank T. Brown
Connecticut
Chester Dutton
Concordia
Kaw
Kitchell
Bureau of Self-Help
Soldiers’ Memorial
Carl W. Blegen
Minneapolis
Eldridge
John M. Stetson
New Haven
Arthur H. Weston
Mount Vernon
Silliman
Howard E. Palmer
Branford
Conn
Scott Hurtt
Harry C. Heaton
Waterbury
Sloane
Harvard Senior Alumnus Day Records Alumni Deaths
Harvard reports on alumni reunions held on alumni day in Cambridge. It lists 283 deaths among alumni officers and temporary members in the last year, with 221 degree holders, 59 temporary members, and 3 officers not graduates. The senior alumnus is Rev. James Ivers Trecothick Coolidge, class of 1838.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
James Ivers Trecothick Coolidge
Edward Augustus Renouz
Keene
N. H
Henry Orne Stone
Framingham
James Lloyd Wellington
Swansea
Edward Everett Hale
Hale
Scientific School
William Louis Jones
Atlanta
Charles Franklin Hammer
Luther Martin Shreve
Wesleyan President Pledges Million Dollar Endowment
Wesleyan University President William Arnold Shanklin pledged to raise a one million dollar endowment at the alumni luncheon in Middletown. He announced initial gifts totaling 75000 from George G. Reynolds of Brooklyn and James N. Brown of New York, both university trustees, as the first step toward the goal.
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New York Times
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
William Arnold Shanklin
George G. Reynolds
Brooklyn
James N. Brown
New York City
University
Rose Polytechnic Receives $500000 Bequest and Homestead
In Terre Haute Indiana on June 29 a bequest of about 500000 was left to Rose Polytechnic Institute by Susan Frances Heminway an heir of founder Mr Rose. She also leaves the Rose homestead a full city block for the school's use.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Susan Frances Heminway
Rose
Miss Heminway
Middlebury Honors Two Governors At Alumni Day
Middlebury College observed Alumni Day as Gov. George H. Prouty of Vermont donated a State flag. Governors J. Franklin Fort of New Jersey and Prouty received honorary Doctor of Law degrees from President John M. Thomas. Both governors spoke briefly at an alumni dinner on campus.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
George H. Prouty
Vermont
J. Franklin Fort
New Jersey
Gov. Prouty
John M. Thomas
Alumni Day at University of Vermont in Burlington
Alumni Day drew many graduates to Burlington for noon dinner in the university gymnasium. Prof James R Wheeler of Columbia University presided. Elias Lyman and Charles P Smith, both of Burlington, elected Trustee and Treasurer respectively. Prof Wheeler was re elected President of the Alumni Association.
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University of Vermont
Burlington
University
James R. Wheeler
Columbia University
Elias Lyman
Charles P. Smith
Wheeler
Wellesley College Grants Largest Class Diploma Day
The largest class ever graduated from Wellesley College received diplomas in the college chapel. President Hazard conferred the degrees as Senator J. P. Dolliver of Iowa addressed the graduates.
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Wellesley
Mass
College
Hazard
J. P. Dolliver
Iowa
Man Defies Reserved Park Bench Test Case
Louis Weiman tested a bench marked reserved for women and children at Madison Square Park. Park Attendant McCarthy ordered him off. Traffic Patrolman Green intervened. Weiman was fined $1 in Jefferson Market Court for occupying the reserved seat. In a separate case Magistrate House discharged Albert Richards for choking Philip Cohen on a Fourteenth Street car, noting he did not punish a man for defending space for a woman.
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Louis Weiman
Lexington Avenue
Madison Square Park
McCarthy
Weiman
Green
Jefferson Market Court
Magistrate House
Albert Richards
Greenwich, Conn
Philip M. Cohen
West 112Th Street
Debtor's Salary Immune from Garnishee Law Ruling
Judge Chatfield of the United States Court in Brooklyn ruled that wages cannot be garnished to satisfy a creditor when the debtor has been adjudicated and discharged in bankruptcy. The case involves John J. Ludeke, truant officer for the Board of Education, and creditor John T. Gallagher seeking $2,111. Ludeke filed for bankruptcy on Feb 10, received a discharge, and Gallagher obtained judgment for the claim.
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Chatfield
United States Court
Brooklyn
John J. Ludeke
Board of Education
John T. Gallagher
Ludeke
Gallagher
Employment drive for men over 50 attracts dozens of offers
The Times notes strong responses to ads seeking older workers with firms like Brockway Brick Company of Brockway New York and George H Parker of Brooklyn offering five and several positions. Applicants include Seeker C 35 and U S 33 Times 51 and other seniors with factory office, jewelry, bookkeeping and sales experience.
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TIMES
Tar Times
Brockway Brick Company
Brockway
N. Y
Brockway Company
George H. Parker
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
U. S
Parker
166
The
New York Times
Manhattan
Times Square
Arsenal Conference
Brill Brothers
New York
Four Police Dogs to be Sold at Department Auction
Four of Deputy Police Commissioner Woods's famed dogs Lassie Nanon Kittie and Sue will be auctioned at the department kennels Riverside Drive and Depot Lane on July 9. The sale classifies the canines as condemned but officials say the police dogs will not be abandoned.
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Lassie
Nanon
Kittie
Sue
Woods
Riverside Drive
Depot Lane
Howland Weds Leslie Mosby Wallace in Secret San Francisco Marriage
Samuel 8 Howland, brother in law to August Belmont, secretly marries Leslie Mosby Wallace in San Francisco. The couple obtained a license, wed by Judge Cooper, then sailed on the Manchuria for Hongkong. Howland is a New York and Washington figure, first wife died in 1902, age about sixty. Mrs Wallace noted social figure in New York and Newport.
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S. S. Howland
August Belmont
Leslie Mosby Wallace
Pacific
Orient
Howland
Cooper
Mr. Howland
Matthew Galbraith Perry
Oliver Hazard Perry
Lake Erie
August
Oliver H. P
Perry Belmont
Wallace
New York
Newport Society
Roving Italians Fire on Crowd Wounding Woman on East Twelfth
A dozen shots rang out as two Italian gangs clashed on East Twelfth Street near Avenue A. Mrs Mary Commerato, 48, was shot in the abdomen and taken to Bellevue Hospital in serious condition. Police recovered a .38 revolver with four empties. suspects fled into doorways.
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Mary Commerato
Bellevue Hospital
Avenue A
Twelfth Street
Commerato
Nunziata
Salvatore
Burke and
Cohen
Fifth Street
Burke
Burk
Bellevue
Dillon Sentenced to Sing Sing for Manslaughter
Justice Maddox in Brooklyn Supreme Court sentenced Patrolman James F. Dillon of the Adams Street Station to Sing Sing Prison for from seven to fourteen years after a manslaughter conviction for killing Louis Probber, 19, during an arrest at 217 Myrtle Avenue on May 2. Dillon claimed the shooting was accidental and his lawyer said an appeal would follow.
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Supreme Court
Brooklyn
James F. Dillon
Adams Street
Sing Sing
Dillon
Louis Probber
Myrtle Avenue
Probber
Maddox
Sheriff
Buick
Florence J. Sullivan
Florence Belle Kinrade Marries Claire Montrose Wright
A Hamilton Ont. miss Florence Belle Kinrade wed Claire Montrose Wright at Madison Avenue Methodist Church, with Rev Wallace MacMullan officiating. The couple may visit England and major European cities. Isa Kinrade witnessed the Feb. 25 murder of Ethel Kinrade.
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Hamilton
Ont
Florence Belle- Kinrade
Madison Avenue Methodist
Claire Montrose Wright
Victoria University
Toronto
Wallace MacMullen
Wright
England
Issa Kinrade
Ethel Kinrade
West Side West Side Public Ball Field Petition
The middle west side of Manhattan seeks a baseball field on Twelfth Avenue from Fiftieth to Fifty-fifth Streets extending to the North River front in the Thirteenth Assembly District. 15,000 names already collected with a goal of 50,000. James L. McNamee urges aldermen to fund the project at the available site for youth.
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Middle West Side
Manhattan
Twelfth Avenue
Fiftieth and
Fifty-fifth Streets
North River Front
Thirteenth Assembly District
West Side
James L. McNamee
Democratic Union of the
Steamer Rugs Offered In Wide Range Of Styles And Prices
The store promotes a large selection of Steamer Rugs including fringed 2x70 inch plaid models priced at 2.48 and wool rugs 60x72 inches in plaid or plain sides at 6.88 7.19 and 9.74. Latinate tan plaid 63x90 inch rugs sell at 12.29, while imported lines run from 13.02 to 39.89. The text notes an upcoming story on imported rugs.
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Macy’s
New York
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6Th Ave
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Woerz
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New Cock Toon
C. C. Bohn Electric Co
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44Th St
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Good
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St. Albans
Fort Ticonderoga
Saratoga Springs
Lake George
New York Central
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Allen
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