Word: mccall
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...that a large delegation from the University be present at the "Win the War Meeting" in Tremont Temple at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. Its purpose will be to arouse national enthusiasm and a closer interest in the war. The Hon. John L. Bates is to preside, and Governor McCall will speak. The other speakers are the Hon. James M. Beck of New York and Dr. John Douglas Adam. Mr. Beck is the author of "The Evidence of the Case" and other war documents. Dr. Adam has been in the trenches in France and has just returned from a speaking...
Yesterday afternoon, Governor McCall stated to a CRIMSON reporter that it is the duty of the students now in the University to purchase Liberty Bonds, as one of the most effective ways of assisting the country...
...bringing up the rear. The line of march lay along Federal and Milk streets to Postoffice square, thence along Congress, State, Washington and School streets, to the City Hall, where the parade was review by Mayor Curley, and from there along Beacon street to the State House, where Governor McCall reviewed the men. Turning down Dartmouth street the Corps marched along Commonwealth avenue to the Harvard Club, and after being there reviewed by the six French officers, returned to Cambridge...
...meeting will be presided over by Mayor Curley and the speakers of the evening will include Governor McCall, the Honorable J. D. Sullivan, corporation counsel, the Honorable Herbert Carker, and the Reverend Paul Revere Frothingham '86. The doors will be open to the general public at 7.30. A limited number of reserved seats are, however, available to members of the University at the office of the Special Aid Society, 541 Boylston street, Boston...
...conference the following governors were present: Marcus H. Holcomb, of Connecticut; Carl E. Milliken '99, of Maine; Samuel W. McCall, of Massachusetts; Henry W. Keyes '87, of New Hampshire; R. Livingston Beeckman, of Rhode Island; and Horace F. Graham, of Vermont. Captain Cordier as one of the aides to General Wood also attended the meeting. The governors were accompanied by their adjutant generals who took part in the conference...