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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
10
Harvard and Radcliffe will unite to prepare students for teaching careers at the secondary school level. Professor Alexander J. Inglis will direct the course, formerly of Rutgers College, with Radcliffe covering the majority of his salary.
Under a pact with the Boston school committee Harvard and Radcliffe education graduates with a master’s in education and specified courses may teach in Boston high schools after one year elsewhere. The department is led by Paul J. Hanus with Inglis as a noted textbook author. The division now lists two full professors and three assistants, with a sufficient staff for Pedagogical study.
The Confraternity of the Holy Cross meets at the Cathedral at 3 pm with Cardinal O Connell expected to preside and a mass for members this morning. St Mary s Parochial School Cambridge marks 40 years with a Feb 3 alumni banquet in St Mary s Hall where Governor Walsh is slated to speak. East Boston Catholic Literary Association hosts a ladies night Feb 10. Cambridge Catholic Union hosts Boston Catholics with whist bridge cribbage billiards pool and bowling plus a luncheon and entertainment.
The Quincy Board of Assessors saw a resignation from chairman William Buckley and a defiant stand by Eric G. Bergfors who refused to resign. Mayor Chester I. Campbell had asked Bergfors to step down, signaling a planned shakeup. Buckley’s term runs to 1917. Bergfors is expected to be removed.
The first sign of spring at Harvard appeared as seniors were called to have measurements taken for their scholarly caps and gowns. More than 600 students in their final year will wear robes and mortar boards across university territory as soon as weather permits.
A Copenhagen despatch relays rumors of an assassination attempt on Greek King Constantine several days earlier, with a Constantinople source. The Greek minister denies the report as entirely untrue.
Providence January 28 A bill to grant women the right to vote for presidential electors was introduced in the Rhode Island Legislature by Representative Richard W. Jennings, majority floor leader. The measure was referred to the House judiciary committee, which Jennings chairs.
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