Trinity College Grants Degrees At 1921 Commencement
The 1921 Trinity College class of eighty five graduates received degrees from Most Rev. John Bonzano. Miss Miriam Loughren earned the first PhD in collaboration with Catholic University of America for research on child labor legislation. Timothy S. Hogan urged civic responsibility as the group heard from the Ohio attorney general.
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Trinity College
John Bonzano
United States
Timothy S. Hogan
Ohio
Charlotte Hogan
Howin
Miriam Loughren
Catholic University of America
Loughren
Child Labor Bureau
Zellah ME. Ryan
San Diego
Calif
University of California
Senarita Paz Pamintuan
Manila
Mar. Bard M. Walsh
Prize Winners Announced For Georgetown College
The principal announced Georgetown College prize winners for the commencement. Thomas F. Burke won the Mattery medal for best essay on Legitimate Influence of the President on Legislation. Arthur M. Bradley won the Morris historical medal for pioneers of education in Maryland. Leo J. Casey earned the Merrick medal while Robert E. Ward received the Hamilton Unitodemic medal.
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Georgetown College
W. Coleman Nevils
Department of Arts and Sciences
Univer
Thomas F. Burke
John J. Hushes
Ha Morris
Arthur M. Bradley
Pioneers of
Maryland
James O. D. Hanlon
Lynch Pendergast
Cornelius ML. Colbert
Ryan
Merrick Dehaing
Leo J. Casey
Hamilton
Robert E. Ward
Albert May
Hixon
John J
University prize winners announced in various subject finals
Rice wins the Quicksall medal for Shakespeare oral exams while Dalgren becomes the Calculus prize winner for the first time in years. Arthur M. Bréarhey takes the Newman exam prize, with Arthur Bréarhey and others to receive awards from President Creeden. John W. Widelly secures a $50 prize in the final debate, with four preliminary contest prizes to Bernard I. Shie singer, Howard F. Brecht, J. Emmett O'Neill, and John W. Fthelly for the final debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard I. Shiesinger
Howard F. Brecht
J. Emmett O'Neill
John W. Fthelly
Naval Conferees Deadlock Over Bill Increases
Senate and House naval appropriation conferees near an impasse over Senate increases around 93 million dollars and a dispute on enlisted personnel levels of 126 thousand vs 100 thousand. Deadlock rumors persist with possible presidential arbiter involvement, as Key West submarine base funding sees a tug of war.
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Senate
House
Harding
Key West
Wills Still Awaits Bout With Dempsey
New York June 9 Harry Wills a heavyweight boxer waits for Jack Dempsey to invite him to Dempsey training camp for a workout. Wills recalls an offer attributed to Jack Kearns granting permission to box the champion with a knockout aim. He has not heard further on the subject and fears the story may be a dream.
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New York
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Wills
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Willis
Kearna
Kearns
Interclass Field Events Won by Freshmen at Maryland
Many features marked class day at the University of Maryland College Park with an interclass field meet won by the freshmen with 43 points. Seniors and juniors followed, and reunion plans include convocation, alumni events, receptions, and a banquet.
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University of Maryland At
Wiliam P. Cole
Dr. Woods
Robert H. Young
Ane
Aetond
Sefior
Dale
Smith
Hamke
Jester
Thawley
President Woods
Alumni Association
Commencement Week Ends with Vallance Address
Alumni and graduates will tour laboratories and shops from 10 a m to 4 p m. Commencement week closes tomorrow with an address by Secretary of Agriculture Henry C Vallance and the awarding of degrees and certificates.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Henry C. Vallance
Carpentier Gym Session Delivers Modest Display
Georges Carpentier completed a two hour workout in the woods before reporters in Manhasset on June 9. He then did shadow boxing, bag punching and calisthenics for about 30 minutes, showing less speed and dash than usual. He weighed 174 pounds, 1 1/2 pounds heavier since start of training. Manager Descamps offered no sparring dates, saying such work would occur only as needed. Jack Goldberg, the Panaman, visited seeking more work and was told to return tomorrow.
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Manhasset
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Descamps
Georges
Jack Goldberg
Carpenter
Dempsey Seeks Carpentier Style Ahead of Bout
Atlantic City reports Jack Dempsey showing keen interest in Georges Carpentier’s fighting style. He questions whether Carpentier fights from a crouch or standing and how easily he can be hit, aiming to learn for the Jersey City July 2 world heavyweight championship.
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Atlantic City
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
Dempsey
Carpentier
Washington Auto Dealers Host Visiting Golfers
Members of the Washington Automobile Trade Association golf team hosted visiting teams from New York Philadelphia Brooklyn and Newark. Washington won the point trophy with 3714 points Philadelphia 251% Newark 19% New York 1514 Brooklyn 44. The tournament concluded last night with a dinner in the clubhouse.
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Washington Automotive Tradn Association
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Newark
Columbia Country Club
Washington
Washington Association
Two New Buildings To Cost 2 750 000 In Washington
Arrangements in New York and Washington set 2 750 000 for an eight story apartment house hotel at Fifteenth and L streets and a nine story office building at Fourteenth and K. Hamilton hotel to be demolished. Lee apartment hotel to be built at Fifteenth and I streets with R H Whitty Co. handling construction. Felix Lake buys Hamilton for replacement by a nine floor office block costing 1 500 000. Contracts to be let later in summer with opening next spring.
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New York
Washington
Fifteenth
Fice
Fourteenth
Hamilton
Felix Lake
Walter S. Hardan
Joseph H. Keane
Colorado
K Street
Franklin Square
Flag Day Plans of Elks Ready
Representative William A. Hodenberg will speak at Washington lodge No. 15 Flag Day exercises at the Sylvan theater Sunday. Langley of Kentucky will preside. Music by the Elks band led by Arthur S. Witcomb. Committees include P. J. Calans James Balderson Robert A. Fisher Lemuel Roby A A Heilman James B. Clement John C. Sholl A L.
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William A. Hodenberg
Washington Lodge
Sylvan Theater
Langley
Kentucky
Elks’ Band
Arthur S. Witcomb
P. J. Calans
James Balderson
Robert A. Fisher
Lemuel Roby
A. A. Heil
Potato Prices Drop Over 50 Percent in One Year
Potatoes sold for 10 to 14 a barrel in Eastern wholesale markets a year ago. Now prices run 4 to 5 a barrel per United States Department of Agriculture figures. Virginia supplies about half the new potatoes, replacing Carolina regions as the crop advances. The season is much later than in 1920 when Virginia shipments began moving in early June.
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Bureau of Markets
United ‘States Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Carolina
Notable Names at Gala Meeting and Social Arrangements
A large gathering featured speakers Buckman EH Kreig Mer sheimer Brown Has lett Clinton Godman George Mc Dermott Freeman Taven ner Hollander Van Den Bere Johnson Hettinger Bland Metzner Gude Mc Cormick King Peter Marks Mahers, with arrangements by Neumeyer Baum Finkle Zimm erman Fischer Wood Richards Edmonston Hoy Balderson Kendrick Derkin and reception by Neumeyer Brill Mayer Wooldridge Onerich Tal tavull King Dietz printing by Ward Bochnewich Evans Evans, music by Witcomb Frick.
Mason Wins Easily Over Baltimore Man
Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne won a decision over Little Jet of Baltimore in a twelve round bout at Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore. Mason proved too good a ring general for the diminutive Italian and landed repeatedly. Danny Duarte of Washington was no match for Joe Chaney of Baltimore, as Chaney’s seconds threw in the towels after six rounds to save him from a knockout.
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Baltimore
Frankie Mason
Fort Wayne
Little Jet
Fifth Regiment
Danny Duarte
Washington
Joe Chaney
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M. E. Longhren
Franee
Misses M. Barney
Alice Barry
Margaret Boeillin
Mary L Prady
Katherine EX. Brady
Mary R. Brennan
Mary Rose Brennan
Mildred E. Callmeanor
Campbell
Caroline Isidly
Fiamna Ft. Conroy
Cather Cray
Pauline G. Creamer
Mar-gure N. Crotty
Mary S. Day
Mary Mailon
Catherine T. Manning
Maris Moloney
Rose M. Moormann
H.l Morris
Ruth A. Murphy
Josephine C. Laura F. Murray
Cecile Byarthy
Frances P. McCarthy
Louisa KB. McCarty
Katherine McCormick
Grace McCune
Vise HE. McKenna
Isabel McLachlan
Master
Mary 2. McNutty
McQuade
Nora M. Neary
Charlotte Nevell
Margaret S. Newell
Ruth M. O'Brien
Helen A. O'Connor
Dorothy L. O'Shea
Janet L. Powers
Anna M. Towers
Irene Hieckelman
Corinne Ryan
Clare Samels
Marian E. Seng
Helen M. Shannon
Mabel ml. Shannon
Bernadette Sheehan
Nora
Lad
Cecil Burkett
Yad
Benny Stavin
James A. Dilts
Starke County
Indiana
Judge Pentercost
University of Maryland
Woods
Interclass
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Jack
Motor Dealers
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W.H. Butler Co
St. N.W
Fifteenth Street
Lee
Felix Lake Purchaser
Elks Ready
Mason
Manhattan
Athletic Union
Rosue
Penn. Ave
K -House of Kuppenheimer
Initur
Leonard
Campbell Furniture
WD. Campbell CO. Business Furniture
Brown
Cadillac Auto Service
Gettysburg
Mt. Vernon
Harpers Ferry
Antapoltis
Pa. Ave. N.W
Cairo Hotel
Sts.n.w
Jj.howard
Mats North
Yellowstone Park
Colorado Rockies
Chicago
Ogdén
Ogden Canyon
Salt Take City
Zanes Royal Gorge
Colorado Springs
Denver
Ober’s Steamship & Tourist Agency
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George Ww. Gosgett
Hasley
Red Cross
Camp Humphre
A. Adams
E. Hez Swem
Auditarius
Menhem
Roby Arent
Kranich & Barb
Emerson and
Booker Bros
Dinnos
Hugo Worch
Casey Hoof
Plumbine
Repsklin
Casey
Rot
Royal Restaurant Cou
Ninth Street Northwest
Chin You
Royal Restaurant Co
Chin Park
Royal Restaurant
Ten
Ferguson
St. New
Bellevue Ara Farms
Bellevue
New York Ave
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