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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1916
Page
8
Counsel stated that the Roythorn executive advisory committee favored regulation of securities in the Rayburn bill and urged that subject be included in the general railroad problem inquiry under the Newlands resolution that has stirred Senate action.
In Detroit on February 25 the National Education Association closing session went on record opposing compulsory military service. The remark reflects the union’s stance amid national defense debates and school leaders' concerns over conscription impact on education.
Educators favored a plan to keep military instruction out of grade and high schools while supporting special military schools. A committee to study military education for American youth was approved, funded by the department of education. Werren H Wilson addressed rural education value, noting rural teacher shortages. Critics denied EO accusations. other associations wrap up meetings as the National Council of Teachers of English prepares talks.
Chicago February 25. At the civil service commission hearing on Mrs Page Waller Eaton’s charge of salary division with her superior Mrs Louise Osborne Rowe conflicting testimony and sharp questioning marked the session. Rowe’s lawyer pressed questions about her maintenance with the late Dwight M ain while Eaton’s counsel objected to digging into past associations. Sabin, summoned witness, did not testify, stating she knew nothing about Eaton or Rowe. Eaton said she traveled to Europe in 1805 and asserted Mayor Thompson knew nothing, while noting she had been double crossed. The session included tense exchanges over relevance and past connections.
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