Senator Medill McCormick Dies in Washington
Senator Medill McCormick of Illinois died in Washington at the Hamilton hotel, found dead in his room around ten o'clock. The circumstances were not immediately clear, officials declining comment. He had just returned from Wiesbaden with his mother and had recently given up his apartment to retire from public life.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Foreign Relations Committee
Versailles
Senate
Wiesala
Chicago
Medill McCormick
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Old Rockingham Bank picture hung in new vault area
Through the kindness of Thomas Nell formerly connected with the Rockingham Bank Piscataua Savings Bank possesses a fine old picture of the Rockingham Bank building during the Wearsarge Alabama celebration of 1900. Mr Neil age 96 is alive and takes a walk daily and the picture will be framed and hung in the new bank basement as a step to vault display.
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Piscataua Savings Bank
Rockingham Bante
Alabama
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Neil
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Huron Aground Near Manila As Navy Considers Tug rescue
The U S Huron flagship of the American fleet in Asia is aground at Malampaya Sound near Palawan, about 209 miles southeast of Manila. Navy advisers say the craft likely will be refloated with three Manila tugs, though they may not reach in time. The source notes radiograms confirming the situation.
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Huron
Malampaya Sound
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Ed Testlas
Manilla
Orrong
Middlebury Loses Coach After Four-Year Run At College
Middlebury College bids farewell to veteran coach David Molvey who led football basketball and baseball teams for four years before resigning. The surprise move ends his tenure at Middlebury as of today. Dartmouth rumored as possible destination for Molvey.
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Middlebury College
Dartmouth
Prisoners Escape From Rockingham County Farm
George Currier and Henry Baker, inmates at the Rockingham County farm in Brentwood, escaped yesterday at 3 after overpowering a guard. George Campbell, held at Epping, was sentenced to six months and had earlier fled the county farm. He later gave himself up after drifting toward Portland, Maine.
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George Currier
Henry Baker
Rockingham
Brentwood
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George Campbell
Saprtena
Portland
Iwvescbiaok
Annual Food Sale At Sw Martford March Day
The annual home cooked food sale for Wentworth Home for Tavorda will be held on March day at the home of SW in Martford on a filler avenue. The Mission Study Class will meet at St. John's Rectory Thursday at 3 20. It is hoped many will attend.
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Rotary Club Ladies Night at Rockingham
The Rotary Club observed ladies night at the Rockingham last evening with about 130 attendees. A fine program featured serenades, readings, duets, quartets, and a variety of performances, followed by an excellent banquet prepared in the club style.
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Music and Radio Broadcast Bring Local Remembrance
The record notes Excellent music by Marden's Dinner Orchestra. A radio message broadcast local woman Many focal listeners were greeted with sadness and waves of local interest as relatives were not present, echoed by the Ravel method in the broadcast.
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Pleasant social gathering at the Kehoe home on Cabdt street
An event described as pleasant entertained by Mrs. Charles Kehoe at her Cabdt street residence with gentleman Harry H. Woods in attendance. Guests reportedly arrived around 6:30 for cocktails, port, escalloped tany pies, and cream. Orchard Street teed in.
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Kehoe
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Harry H. Woods
Officials Call For Economical Transport By Motor Busses Hearings Set
Boston and Maine faces hearings in Concord and Manchester on discontinuing 62 miles of Massachusetts rail lines. Boston officials argue motor buses offer cheaper, more convenient service where needed. President Hustin and director Jac Homer Loving present figures claiming rail lines lose money and drag the system, urging reconsideration of continued operation.
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Maine
Sean
Massachusetts
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Hampshire
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Nashua
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New England
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Pour of Directors
Limit Pay Of Heal Coaches
By Associated Press Cambridge, Mass. Feb 25 football has become taboo and this is a proper time for a general disarmament inference. Fred W Moore treasurer of athletics at Massachusetts remarked today confirming a Boston Transcript report about an agreement fixing salaries of head coaches at Harvard Yale and Princeton. The agreement has been accepted by Yale and Princeton committees and will be considered by the Massachusetts athletic committee March 4.
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Princeton
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Mayard Athletic ‘Committee
Club Observes Twelfth Birthday at North Church
The Santa Lucila Club, formed twelve years ago by Mrs. Li Thayer, met at the North Church parish house on Tuesday evening to celebrate its twelfth birthday. About forty members attended including six Italian women from the original group. Mrs. Thayer spoke about her trip abroad, attendees enjoyed assorted cake and cocoa, and the event was organized by several club members.
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Thayer
Harvard dean and rhetoric chair resign. Moore named successors
Cambridge Feb 25 Lebarror Russell Briggs longtime Harvard dean of arts and sciences since 1902 and Boylston Professor of rhetoric and oratory since 1904 resigns after a Corporation overseers meeting. He will be succeeded by Hershel Moore as dean and Charles Townsend Copeland gains the Boylston chair. Resignation effective June 30 with no future plans announced.
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Lebarrorr Russell Briggs
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Harvard University
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Herschel Moore
Harvard
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Boylston
Charles Townsend Copeland
Irhavi
CAPT PHINNEY ON THE STAND IN INQUIRY
The session continued this morning with yard tugmaster C J as the sole witness describing weather conditions at the time of the accident. Chief Electrician Michael McCurthy of SAS testified about Abe batteries and electrical gear on the submarine and explained why there was not enough current to back up and why the engine had to be stopped and batteries recovered while on the beach.
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