Opening Day Preparations For 14000 NEA Teachers In Boston
Up to last night 14000 teachers were registered for the National Educational Association convention opening at 9 30. Delegates arrived from the United States and Canada amid crowding, with 6000 added yesterday and accommodations listed as 10000 rooms at 50 cents to 1 50 per night. The program includes the national council and Indian education sections with speakers from Cornell Harvard Hampton Boston and Chicago.
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National Educational Association
Walker
Institute of Technology
Irwin Shepard
Bureau
United States
Canada
Ngs
Boylston Street
South
Oklahoma
Montana
Back Bay
West End
National Council
Second Church
Copley Square
Charles de Garmo
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Thomas M. Balliet
Springfield
Mass
Ella Flagg Young
University of Chicago
Chicago
Ill
Department of Indian Education
Edward Everett Hale
Curtis Guild, Jr
Massachusetts
A. B. Winship
Boston
Gertrude Edmunds
Lowell
Hion
W. A. Jones
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
O. A. Mitscher
Osage Agency
H. B. Frissell
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Hampton
Mary C. Collins
Little Eagle
8. D
Indian Territory
John D. Benedict
Muskogee
I. T
J. J. Duncan
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Cambridge
Andrew F. West
Graduate School
Princeton University
Princeton, N. J
Sunday Sightseeing Draws Teachers to Boston Landmarks
A Sunday of sightseeing drew school teachers from across the region to Boston landmarks. They flocked to the South Church near Wash ington Street, marveling at the spire and interior while Faneuil Hall and the Art Museum drew praise and critique from the visiting groups. The Public Library and car rides were popular stops as well.
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South Church
Faneuil Hall
Canada
Washingt
Art Museum
Newsboy Swindle on Norway Street Flim Flam
A bold youth around 18 used a flim flam scam near the Christian Science Church on Norway Street to steal $4.95 from Benjamin Sherman 14 and his brother 10. He fled via roofs to 42 Norway Street and down to St. Paul Street before police arrived. Detectives have a strong description and expect to arrest him. Benny Sherman knows him by sight.
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Norway Street
Christian Science Church
St. Paul Street
Benjamin Sherman
New York
Murphy
Stevens
Back Bay
Benny Sherman
Painters Union Rejects Wage Pact Sparks Island Strike
Newport Rhode Island July 5 The master painters offer to pay non union workers three dollars a day and union men two dollars seventy five cents was rejected at a joint meeting of the Painters Union. The men vote to strike commencing tomorrow.
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Newport
R. I
Painters’ Union
Labor Men Honor Miss Margaret Healey in Chicago
Chicago labor officials plan to honor Miss Margaret Healey organizer of the School Teachers Union and a teacher attending the teachers convention. A committee will extend special courtesies and she may be invited to address a labor meeting called to greet her.
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Margaret Healey
Chicago
Warrant issued for 16 rioters in Middleboro mob attack
In Middleboro on July 5 warrants were sworn for 16 men accused of mob violence that wounded Deputy Chief Lincoln assaulted Night Watchman Hatch and damaged the Town House and Judge Nathan Washburns home. Judge Washburn vows arrests and punishment as police seek evidence ahead of tomorrows Police Court hearing.
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Middleboro
Lincoln
Hatch
Nathan Washburn
Washburn
Reform Party
Charles White
Thomas
Arthur Stewart
Found Dead in His Room Munroe Kelly at Russell House
Munroe Kelly aged 45 was found dead in his Charlestown room at the Russell House yesterday. He was last seen Wednesday and had requested no disturbance if his door was locked while he slept. A patrolman and Dr O Brien determined natural causes after a decomposed body was found. Kelly worked for the Elevated railroad construction department and was unmarried.
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Munroe Kelly
Russell House
Charlestown
Kelly
O'Connell
O’brien
Elevated Railroad
Boston teachers praise city sights and policemen
A Minneapolis group tours Boston Public Garden and the Common with Western educators admiring civic architecture, parks, and hospitality. A Boston police officer helps settle a statue mix up, while visitors praise tram history, local food, and the city’s educational support for teachers.
Gentile Caught After Hyde Park Assault Incident
V cenzo Gentile, a 32 year old Italian laborer, was arrested in Hyde Park after allegedly attempting to kill a man and a woman at 2 Morton street on June 21. He allegedly slashed the woman and wounded the husband and a visitor while resisting removal from the dwelling.
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Cenzo Gentile
Morton Street
Lamb and Patterson
Hyde Park
Gentile
Anthony Diognardio
Amnantonia
Plague Scare Hits Valparaiso Chile Authorities Tighten Controls
In Santiago on July 5 isolated bubonic plague cases emerged in Valparaiso and neighboring towns. Officials vow strict precautions and heightened health measures nationwide to prevent spread.
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Santiago
Chili
Valparaiso
Bulgars Clash With Turks Near Vodena
In a clash between Turkish troops and Bulgarians near Vodena, 46 miles north of Salonica, 10 Bulgarians were killed and 2 Turks wounded. The Bulgarians wore uniforms bearing badges inscribed Liberty or Death.
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Uskub
Turkey
Vodena
Salonica
Ottoman Porte rejects Bulgarian troop concentration charge
The Porte on July 5 issued circulars to Ottoman ambassadors in Vienna St Petersburg Berlin and Paris denying Bulgarian claims of Ottoman troop concentrations along the frontier. Representations have already been made to Bulgaria.
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Constantinople
Porte
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Paris
Revenue cutter rescues family from distress launch off Liberty Island
The Hudson located a 20 foot naphtha launch in distress near Liberty Island. It escorted the vessel to safety and rescued owner Lewis Erickson his wife and three children, Robert Church, and Thomas Bradley.
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New York
United States Revenue Cutter
Hudson
Liberty Island
Lewis Erickson
Robert Church
Thomas Bradley
Death of Major Justus Scheibert, Civil War observer
Berlin reports the death of Major Justus Scheibert, military editor of the Kreuz Zeitung. He served as an observer with General Lee's army during the American Civil War and wrote extensively on military lessons drawn from the conflict.
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Berlin
Justus Scheibert
Kreuz Zeitung
Lee
America
Boilermakers Protest Merritt License Revocation
Boilermakers and Iron Ship Builders Lodge 9 adopt resolutions opposing the government action revoking marine engineer Fred E. Merritt license after a strike. They argue that a $100 gift offer from General Manager Windsor was a bribe to abandon colleagues, not a proper act.
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Fred E. Merritt
Lodge 9
Merritt
Windsor
One-Legged Youth Dies After Heat In Roxbury Man
The unidentified one legged youth who collapsed before Lewis's drug store on Washington near Brattle in Friday heat died at Relief station at 5 30 Sunday morning. He was identified at 4 pm yesterday as Leo T Vincent 21 of 10 Lansing street Roxbury.
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George Washington
Boston Police
Cincinnati
Post
New York
Boylston Street
Boston
Michigan
Nebraska
Kansas
Copley Square
Grand Central
Lewis
Washington Street
Brattle Street
Leo T. Vincent
Lansing Street
Roxbury
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M. A. Haley
Chicago Teachers’ Federation
Vailevier
Catherine Boggin
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J. K. Baker
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Ohio
Parsons
T. A. Mott
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Indiana
President Eliot
Winona, Minn
National Ee Association
Far West
Edwin D. Mead
Boston, Mass
Lucas
Charles H. Keyes
Hartford
Conn
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American Institute of Instruction
John Houghton
Hiawatha
Kan
William F. Gillette
Kentucky
West Virginia
Huntington Avenue
Boston & Albany Railroad
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Montreal
New Orleans
Wheeling
Www
Santa Fe
Revere Beach
Maine
New Hampshire
Minneapolis
Washington
General Hooker
Hooker
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Miss Smith
Carlisle
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