Public school morals questioned by bishop split opinions
Clergymen and Boston School Committee chair denounce Bishop Hamilton’s claim that public schools fail to teach good morals and manners. They credit schools and homes with shaping behavior and urge religious training within schools while stressing home influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hamilton
Boston School Committee
Samuel G. Babcock
George E. Brock
Walter Calley
Jamaica Plain Baptist Church
Edwin H. Byington
West Roxbury
Hamilton
Samilton
Public Schools Support in City Moral Education
The Rev. Edwin H. Byington and Bishop Hamilton clash over public school value. Byington defends public schools as essential to democracy and character formation while favoring careful teacher selection and moral emphasis. He notes many teachers are high quality and public schools cultivate moral values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Byington
West Roxbury
Bauer Plays Dance Music in Jordan Hall Recital
Harold Bauer, pianist, presented a dance themed program tracing dance music from Bach to Ravel and Levy in Jordan Hall. The performance highlighted Bach English Suite, Schumann Davidsbundlertanze, Chopin works, Franck Danse, Ravel Pavane, Levy Tango, and Chopin Polonaise, with notable standout Schumann interpretation and Franck’s exotic Danse. A large attentive audience lingered for the finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bauer
Jordan Hall
J. S. Bach
Maurice Ravel
Bach
Aexander Levy
Spain
Schumann
Beethoven
Chopin
Ravel
Levy
Granados
Cesar Franck
Sandler
Schubert
Brahms
Bauer
Mr. Bauer
Protestant Churches News Items Highlight Local Services and Meetings
The Massachusetts Church Union will hold public services at St John’s Church on Tremont Street this evening at 8. Bishop Codman of Maine will deliver the address. A Neighborhood Tuesday Evening Club discussion on the Mexican situation occurred at All Saints parish house in Brookline. Harvard figures Wilson and Potter, with engineer Harold DeLong, spoke on Mexican mines. Congregational pastors from around 100 centers gathered at Park Street Church to discuss personal evangelism. The Broadway Congregational Church in Somerville hosts the Christian Endeavor Union play Mr Bob. St Luke’s Chelsea will lay the corner stone for a new parish house this Sunday afternoon by Suffragan Bishop Samuel G. Babcock.
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Massachusetts Church Union
St. John’s Church
Tremont Street
Bishop Codman
Maine
All Saints’ Parish House
Brookline
George G. Wilson
Harvard University
Roger Potter
Boston
Harold D. De-Long
Harvard
Park Street
National Council of Congregational Churches
Christian Endeavor Union
Broadway Congregational Church
Somerville
Bob
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Chelsea
Samuel G. Babcock
Beer found in baby’s basket in Medford assault case
Mrs. Irene Corran testified in Malden District Court that her husband and James Rabideau drank together and appeared in her home with her bed present. She said empty bottles were found in the baby’s basket. Judge Bruce discharged Rabideau after witnesses largely supported his denial of the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene V. Corran
Medford
Malden
James M. Rabideau
Riverside Avenue
Rabideau
Bruce
Cottage with Garden Proposed as Tenement Alternative
Henry Sterling of Boston argues in 1914 that cottages with gardens, coupled with instruction and surplus-product sales, can offset triple decker tenements. He notes private desires vary and calls for public aid through House Bills 119 and 946 to encourage such housing.
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Post
Henry Sterling
Boston
President Wilson Backed Plan for Presidential Primary
Washington Feb. 10 Preparation of a presidential primary bill urged by President Wilson will start immediately. Chairman Rucker of the House committee on the election of president, vice president and representatives announced the move and will discuss it with the President tomorrow.
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Washington
Wilson
Rucker
House Committee On
Trial of United Shoe Machinery case postponed to June 2
The United Shoe Machinery Company case concluded yesterday except for the patent issue. Final argument is set for June 2 after 40 days in district court since May 20. Patent testimony resumes February 24 but will not reach the court until final argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Shoe Machinery Company
United States District Court
United Shoe Trial Details Patents and Service Network
The anti trust case ended after 4000 pages of testimony led by Sidney W Winslow of the United company. He explained the 3 million cash for Plant property was credited to the holding company and 3 million carried as leased machinery and stock. He testified of 27 service stations in 1911 with 608 workers, 201413 calls, and 1196494.96 maintenance cost. He noted 39.5 percent of business in Massachusetts and discussed the Ideal Laster’s limited competition and market share versus the No 5 laster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney W. Winslow
United Company
Commissioner of Corporations
State House
Winslow
United Shoe Machinery Corporation
United Shoe Machinery Company
Putnam
United States
Boston
Winstow
Massachusetts
Goodyear Company
Consolidated Lasting
Consolidated & McKay Lasting
The
United
Mr. Winslow
Thomas P Lindsay Meets Italy’s King in Rome
King Victor Emmanuel received Thomas P Lindsay of Boston in private audience. Lindsay is the son in law of Thomas Nelson Page, the United States ambassador to Italy, and the meeting occurred in Rome on February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Thomas P. Lindsay
Boston
Thomas Nelson Page
United States
Italy
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Winon Kauppie
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