Continuous School Sessions Proposed by U S Education Chief
Washington January 25 P P Claxton commissioner of the United States Bureau of Education approves a plan to keep schools open year round. The aim is to enroll two million children in summer vocational work with one full time vocational teacher per school handling nature study and horticulture and supervising at home garden projects during vacation.
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Washington
P. P. Claxton
United States Bureau of Education Today
Clyde Allison Mann
American Society For Thrift
Claxton
Minister Plans to Start College in Rome
The Rev. Bertrand M. Tipple, pastor of the American Methodist Church in Rome, has purchased about six acres at Monte Mario and plans to erect a great modern college embodying intellectual patriotic moral and physical ideals near Rome.
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Rome
Bertrand M. Tipple
American Methodist Church
Monte Mario
Tle
Hall Mark on Liquor in Boston
The Boston Board of Excise Commissioners has begun a quiet campaign testing liquors for purity to root out impure alcohol. Recent tests reportedly found no licenses, and new appointee Robert A Woods strengthens anti saloon efforts. Governor’s action may intensify scrutiny of Boston liquor sales.
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Washington Street
Boston
Boston Board of Excise Commissioners
William J. McLean
New York
Maine
Robert A. Woods
Excise
Fowler
Robert A. Wonds
McLean
Boston Excise Board vows pure booze crackdown
Mr. McLean claims Boston’s Excise Commission is waging a campaign for pure liquor and fighting concoctions, boasting anonymous sampling and analysis as it asserts power rivaling a czar. He says reform elsewhere won’t happen without Boston’s example.
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McLean
Boston
Excise Board
New York
Excise Commission
Commission
Czar
Russia
Favors Loans Without Cost from Professor Small
Professor Albion W. Small of the University of Chicago urged government loans without interest universal insurance and tax reforms at Ford Hall last night. He argued three kinds of capital beyond money and warned against Socialist ideas that devalue management. The talk stressed reform over recasting the ownership of wealth.
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Albion W. Small
Graduate School
University of Chicago
Ford Hall
Clever Pet Jerry Aids Arlington Pumping Station Engineers
Jerry the dwelling cat at the Metropolitan pumping station in Arlington acts as an assistant engineer. He greets Chief Engineer and aides, climbs 50 feet on ladders, wades a brook daily, and is known for alertness when power fails.
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Jerry
Metropolitan
Arlington
Brattle Street
Louis Worden
Daniel O'Brien
William Kent
Concord
Frisco Rabbi Endorses Tango In Modern Era
Frisco Rabbi Jacob Nieto at Sherith Israel defends tango urging balance of common sense over theology. He cites California Missions era padres who allowed daily dancing for youth with parental oversight to support cultural engagement.
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San Francisco
Jacob Nieto
Congression
Sherith Israel
California
Is a College Education a Good Financial Investment
At the YMCA Forum in Boston President Lemuel H. Murlin argues college education is a financially worthwhile investment. He cites studies showing higher earnings for high school and college graduates, estimating a college degree yields about $61,000 more over a 40 year career, while noting education also has non monetary value.
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Boston
Lemuel H. Murlin
Boston University
Marlin
Frank More
New Jersey
Ufe
Veronica Madden and James Bell Wed at St Philip’s Roxbury
Veronica C Madden and James E Bell both of Roxbury were married in the parochial residence of St Philip’s Catholic Church Roxbury on Harrison Avenue by Rev Father Austin Doherty last night.
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Veronica C. Madden
James E. Bell
Roxbury
St. Philip's Catholic Church
Harrison Avenue
Austin Doherty
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