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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1916
Page
7
London Aug 8 Arthur Henderson president of the Board of Education resigned his portfolio amid strong criticism from Parliament and newspapers. Officials say he failed to meet demands for reform of the nation's educational system.
The press association reports the resignation of Mr Henderson from the board of education. It is understood he cites incompatible workload from government duties and labor organization matters, plus parliamentary criticisms, as the reason for his stepping down.
The speaker urged a business like budget and criticized the administration for Mexico policy. He argued Democrats oppose tariffs, defended American rights, and pressed for capable diplomacy and protection of citizens abroad. He warned against weak statements that invite war and stressed economic independence.
Oskar Oinon on a Finn of 607 Westminster Hill road drowned while swimming in McTaggart's Pond in Fitchburg. His body was recovered by Henry Breault with a grappling hook after police and bystanders tried to resuscitate for about thirty minutes with a palmotor.
Walter S Thompson, partner with his father Alvan M Thompson in the S F Woodbury Meat Company, died yesterday at 620 Norfolk Street Dorchester aged 31. He was a member of Boston Commandery Knights Templars. Funeral at 1 pm Friday at his home.
In a moral tale in The Sunday Post, Snookums illustrates the harm of lying to a child, urging honesty and trust. The story uses a gentle, cautionary arc to emphasize the duty of guardians and adults to protect children from deception.
Three Waltham police officers sustained scratches and bruises as they tried to escort Mrs. Eleanor Caponi from the courthouse to the lockup after she refused to pay a $2 fine on a charge of receiving stolen property.
The brief notes that Nippy the pop assumes Archibald the pig is in the lead role. Details are promised in the next Sunday Post.
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