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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1914
Page
6
The school committee rejects Mayor Curley’s proposal to shorten high school to three years and lengthen grammar school to nine, while reducing superintendent and assistant salaries. It is doubtful any changes will be implemented.
At a Parker House luncheon the Mayor and school board agreed to reduce the general school appropriation saving the city 147000. Brock said the education system remains intact while salaries and staffing levels, including the superintendent and six assistants, face review.
More than fifty students from the New York State Library School lodged at Copley Square hotel and toured the Public Library and State Library at the State House. They plan visits to Harvard Library Riverside Press Athenaeum and Brookline Public Library this weekend.
The spring smoker at the American House hosted G. O. P. leaders from Boston to back Frank L. Brier's congressional campaign in the 12th district turning the event into a lively love feast of support.
Key Kansas Michigan Republicans led a banquet hall satirical attack on the Democratic program and President Wilson. Congressman Campbell accused the party of breaking campaign promises and harming business, while others assailed Progressives and Democrats.
Speaker notes decried surrender to England as U S growth stands at 100 million. Kelly criticizes Underwood bill for aiding foreign interests while workers face child labor in Japan and India. Washburn mocks Progressive ranks as Brier Kinney Langtry Thurston attend. Cush ing presides.
The Dearborn night school held its graduation exercises in the school hall last night with 22 diplomas awarded. Mayor Curley, a school alumnus, presented the diplomas and received praise from graduate William Burns for his opposition to the literacy test in immigration. Frances A. Curley spoke on the value of education after vocal and instrumental selections.
Willis Fletcher Johnson presents the real story of Pocahontas in a charming Sunday Post Magazine piece, recounting the famous marriage with a literary, engaging tone. The article emphasizes legend versus history and offers vivid context for readers.
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