Recollections of Oscar Straus From Cleveland to Taft
The piece reviews Oscar Straus and his service under Cleveland McKinley Roosevelt and Wilson. It notes his roles as minister to Turkey cabinet member for commerce and labor and envoy in Constantinople, plus his Hague Tribunal work and praise for Wilson era hopes.
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Cleveland
Taft
Lafayette Place
New York
Astor
Carl Schurz
John Ford
New York Times
Straus
Constantinople
Theodore Roosevelt
Presiddent McKinley
Mr. Straus
Hague
Roosevelt
Wilson
Eater
Department of Commerce and Labor
Strauss
Gue of Nations
Woodrow Willson
Benefit Concert Planned for Disabled Veterans at Colonial Theatre
Final arrangements for a Sunday night benefit concert to aid disabled World War veterans statewide were announced by the Massachusetts Association of Disabled Veterans. The event, directed by George E. Curran, features numerous acts from local theatres and follows Curran’s prior hospital shows. Dragonfiles are harmless and resemble darning-needles.
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Colonial Theatre
Massachusetts Association of Disabled Veterans of
George E. Curran
Parker Hill Hospital
Hardware tools and gifts for Christmas prices listed
A catalog-style list describes long handled tools, saws, mail boxes, kitchen scales, floor wax, snow shovels, tool holders, bit braces, hand drills and nail hammers with various prices. Items emphasize quality finishes and practical use for housework and handyman tasks.
Young Chelsea School Board member charts athletic focus
The youngest Chelsea school committee member is Rowena Kirle a 21 year old BU Law graduate. She cast her first vote on election day to represent Ward 2 and aims to make Chelsea schools famous for their athletics.
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Chelsea
Youthful Chelsea committeewoman elect plans modern schools
Miss Kirle, a tall brunette and beauty prize winner, speaks on sports gear for Chelsea pupils and her belief in live-wire teachers. She critiques outdated dress reforms and aims to modernize courses, including replacing old cooking with up to date programs to influence flapper students and inspire stylish teaching.
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Chelsea
Miss Kirle
Kirle
Fragmentary remark on discipline and belief of force
The snippet notes that force does not succeed with children and questions the idea of coercion affecting pupils, suggesting skepticism about domination and manipulation in a school context. It references a belief that force cannot work on children and hints at a defense of autonomy for girls or students.
Physician Indicted for Perjury in Bartlett Small Murder Case
Dr. Joseph J. O'Brien of Dorchester faces a secret indictment for perjury tied to the murder trial of Albert W. Bartlett over druggist Frank E. Small. He was arraigned in superior court before Judge Dubuque and held for trial on $1000 bail as police testimony is presented. Contributions mention Mrs. Lucy T. Eads chosen as Kaw tribe supreme chief, the first woman to hold the post.
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Albert W. Bartlett
Frank E. Small
Meeting House Hill
Joseph J. O'Brien
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Superior Criminal Court
Sagettine
OrBién
Holice
Bartlett
Pete
O’brien
Lucy T. Eads
Kaw City
Kansas
Jeader
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