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...enough applications are received from members of the University, a section will be reserved for Harvard men at the intercollegiate track games on May 30. The prices of tickets range from 50 cents to $1.50. Men should specify on their applications in what section they want their seats. Application blanks may be secured at Amee's, the Co-operative Branch, Leavitt & Peirce's, the Union, the Rendezvous, and Wright and Ditson...
About 9,000 men and women will march in a suffrage parade in Boston this afternoon. A Harvard section of more than thirty men will lead the college division. This section will form at 4.30 o'clock at the corner of Arlington and Beacon streets, and all Harvard men who sympathize with equal suffrage should be there at that time...
...Harvard section of more than thirty men is already pledged to lead the line of march in the college division of the Massachusetts woman suffrage parade Saturday. The parade, and the mass meeting at Tremont Temple which is to follow it, are being held to celebrate the passage by the Massachusetts legislature of a constitutional amendment providing for the enfranchisement of women...
...line (which will include about 9,000 men and, women) will start at five sharp along Beacon street, march past the State House to be reviewed by the Governor and Mayor, go up Washington street, and back down Tremont, disbanding in the Common at Park street. The Harvard section will form at four thirty at the corner of Arlington and Beacon streets, and all those who sympathize with equal suffrage should be there at that time. The various college groups will carry banners in their own colors, and the seniors and graduates will wear caps and gowns...
...city. Mr. Woods was appointed by Mayor Mitchell April 8 to succeed Mr. Waldo, and he has planned a new police system which he believes will give New York far better protection than it has ever had. He will change the unit from the borough to the section, and institute "block posts" instead of the "fixed post system" of his predecessor. Instead of having a man on any fixed corner he will be given a block to patrol carefully. These "block posts" will be separated, and in between them other men will be put on guard at signal boxes...