Free Speech Aim Under Way at American Political Science Association
A committee of three will study liberty of thought and freedom of speech for political science teachers in all U S universities. The move follows a university dismissal of a economics professor tied to progressive state legislation. John Bassett Moore was elected president as the association plans to meet next year in Chicago.
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Washington
American Political Science Association
Robert C. Brooks
Swarthmore College
Brooks
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Charles Merriam
University of Chicago
George G. Wilson
Harvard
L. S. Rowe i
Pennsylvania
W. F. Dodd
University of Illinois
Newthermakers
Charles McCarthy
University of Wisconsin
W. J. Shepard
University of Missouri
N. D. Harris
North- Western University
S. Gale
Lowrie
University of Cincinnati
E. M
New City Government In Portsmouth Inaugurated
Portsmouth N H January 1 The city inaugurates the new government elected December 9 with Mayor Harry B Yeaton and nine councilmen taking the oath. The mayor urges street improvements and a new schoolhouse. A temporary $25 000 appropriation is set for the department of public works pending the annual appropriation.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Ecity
Harry B. Yeaton
Department of Public Works
Mazie the Motor Maid Faces Exciting Adventure
Mazie the Motor Maid embarks on a thrilling journey hinted in the color section of next Sunday's Mn TOS. The teaser promises lively exploits and a vivid ride across upcoming pages.
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Mazie
Riley Bill Endorsed by R F D Rural Carriers
Massachusetts Rural Letter Carriers Association supported Congressman Riley's bill now before Congress. It seeks increased pay for rural carriers and upkeep for one horse at 560 dollars yearly. Members noted parcel post will raise mail and require heavier outfits and horses. The group planned a July meeting at the American House with officer elections.
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Massachusetts Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
American House
National Committee
Riley
Congress
Mitchell Says Riley Bill Will Be Brought To Congress
Congressman John J. Mitchell of Marlboro told a meeting that the Riley bill would be taken up in Congress around Jan 1 and that it is likely to pass as delays in equalization between city and rural carriers have lasted too long. Much discussion focused on trials of the rural carrier with complaints about the penny nuisance and upkeep costs for equipment. Arthur Nichols of Burlington noted city carriers in Woburn.
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John J. Mitchell
Marlboro
Congress
Post Office Committee
Take Girl to Chicago Takes Flight to Stand Trial
Daphne Holmes the California girl convicted in this city for passing worthless checks was transported to Chicago yesterday in the custody of Detective Sergeant Brophy. Fireing to travel first she was deemed fit by a physician and accompanied to the state line by State Officer Edward Sherlock. Holmes is to face trial in Chicago for a $100 check crime after serving 15 months in the house of correction.
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Daphne Holmes
California
William J. Corcoran
House of Correction
Chicago
Brophy
Miss Holmes
Edward Sherlock
Buffalo
Favorite recipes of Newing land cooks advertised
Favorite recipes of Newing land cooks and valuable household helps will be found in next Sunday's Post.
Roxbury Girl's Play The American Idea Stages Hit
Miss Lilly Carthew of Roxbury sees her sketch The American Idea staged at the National Theatre this week. The 20 minute piece explores Jewish home life and follows her earlier success as a short story writer and theatrical coach.
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Roxbury
National Theatre
V Partridge
Lilly Carthew
The Boomers serial tease in Sunday Post Magazine
Burmah Jones and Colonel Hiatch named as top characters in Roy Norton’s fiction. The next instalment of The Boomers will appear in the Sunday Post Magazine.
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Burmah Jones
Colonel Hiatch
Roy Norton
Sunday Post
Imitation salesman sentenced in theft case
William J. O Neil 23 dressed well told Judge Creed in the Police Court he had no home. He admitted taking a $35 suit from a department store while posing as a salesman and was sentenced to four months in the House of Correction after prior larceny convictions.
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William J. O'Neil
O'Neil
Creed
House of Correction
Selling Turkeys Cheaper in City Markets
Yexus turkeys weighing up to 35 pounds were seen in yesterday's market inspection. Prices ranged from 20 to 35 cents per pound with good birds at 25 cents. Other items fluctuated, with greens scarce, nuts cheaper, and many fruits and vegetables at varied rates. Long paragraph of prices ends with cooking tips for 35-pound turkeys and stuffing ideas.
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Florida
California
Spitzenberg
Baldwins
Torchy Gets a Through Wire
A lighthearted note previews Sewell Ford’s Torchy adventures featuring the red headed office boy. The item teases a feature in the upcoming Post Magazine.
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Torchy
Sewell Ford
Post Magazine
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