Education Leaders Debate Universal Peace Plan
New York July 5 The National Education Association convention heard Philander P Claxton United States commissioner of education oppose compulsory military training He urged a national democratic flexible and practical system of education to prepare for peace and permanent defense through learning from Europe.
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New York
lLessons
National Education Association
Philander P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
America
Education and patriotism cross borders in wartime talks
Leaders at a Newark convention argue nations must prepare and educate to avoid invasion. Speakers, including Randall Warden and G Stanley Hall, discuss compulsory military training, the role of education in shaping war philosophy, and the push toward world loyalty and international justice.
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Philippines
Hawaii
Pacific
Japan
Germany
Greece
Randall Warden
Newark
N. J
France
G. Stanley Hall
Worcester
Mass
Fannie Fern Andrews
Boston
American School Peace League
Carson Will Enter Dublin Parliament
The article explains a plan for Irish governance during a temporary settlement. It notes 76 Nationalists or Independents and two Unionists Sir Edward Carson and J H M Campbell will sit in the Home Rule Parliament representing Trinity College. It mentions joint sessions with the English House and a forthcoming Irish Senate to include Unionist interests. The settlement lasts one year after war, then reviews at a Great Imperial Conference. It confirms finance remain but with some increases to Irish revenues. John Redmond and United Irish League support. Carson accepts for Ulster Unionists.
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Sir Edward Carson
J. H. M. Campbell
Ireland
Trinity College
Dublin
Irish Commons
Irish Senate
Senate
Lord Leutenant
John Redmond
United Irish League
Edward Carson
Lloyd George Named to War Office in Place of Kitchener
London July 5. Announcement that Lloyd George minister of munitions will be promoted to the war office in place of the late Earl Kitchener. The transfer reshapes wartime leadership as Britain mourns Kitchener's death.
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London
Lloyd George
War Office
Earl Kitchener
Cabinet Reorganization Tied to Treasury Secretary Move
The cabinet will need reorganization after a change. Edwin Montague is expected to succeed as minister of munitions. The Morning Telegraph suggests J Austen Chamberlain will retire as secretary for India to allow a House of Lords appointee fill the vacancy from Lord Kitchener’s death.
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Morning Telegraph
J. Austen Chamberlain
India
House of Lords
Lord Kitchener
Chamberlain
Auto Spill Injures Entire Howe Family in Weymouth
A Washington street crash in East Weymouth left Mrs Howe in serious condition with head and facial cuts after a sideswipe with a loaded ice wagon. Her husband Frank E Howe and their children Lillian Norman and the 11 year old Howe boy injuries include cuts and bruises. Mr and Mrs Howe later returned home.
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Militia Rule Keeps Oath-Defiant Soldiers Subject to Law
Militiamen who declined the federal oath and stayed at home are still under military law. A War Department ruling to Adjutant General Cole confirms these men must serve their time in militia duties.
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Militia Bureau
War Department
Washington
Militia oath dispute could send men back to Framingham camp
Former soldiers who refused the oath face possible six year federal service with time already served in the militia. General Mills says mustering-in compels National Guard service for unexpired terms, not Mexico. General Cole will coordinate with state officials to decide on reporting at Framingham and potential court martial.
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General Cole
National Guard
United States
Mexico
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Henry C. Attwill
Rogers
Commonwealth
James G Cannon New York banker dies at 58
James G Cannon a prominent New York banker and former president of the Fourth National Bank died at his Golden's Bridge country home after several weeks illness. He was 58 and known for his work in financial circles and expertise on clearing houses.
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Edison reserve tunnel blast claims second victim Estrang
The second body of four victims from the Edison reserve tunnel explosion in South Boston was recovered yesterday and identified as Albert Estrang, 29, of 55 Sawyer Street Roxbury. His body was moved to North Grove street mortuary with that of the first victim, Henry Owens.
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Boston
Albert Estrang
Sawyer Street
Roxbury
North Grove Street
Henry Owens
Retreat for Men Led by Dean Rousmaniere at St John’s Chapel
The Cathedral Church of St Paul’s Dean Rousmaniere will lead a men’s retreat starting 5 p m Saturday July 8 at St John’s chapel Episcopal Theological School Brattle street Cambridge The event runs until early Monday morning with addresses brief services quiet meditation and dormitory lodging Meals in the refectory cost $2 per man.
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Dean Rousmaniere
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
St. John’s Chapel
Episcopal Theological School
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Unitarian and church services set in Boston area
The Rev Fre d e r ick J Gould of the First Unitarian Toledo will preach at Arlington Street Church Union services this Sunday at 11 am. The Rev Samuel A Eliot president of the American Unitarian Association will preach on Sunday July 16. Volunteers with good voices are urged for the Billy Sunday choir and others to assist in campaign secretarial tasks. Holyoke College runs a five week vacation Bible school with Dudley Street Baptist Church in Tremont Temple social rooms.
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First Unitarian Church
Toledo
Ohio
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Church of the Disciples
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South Congregational Society
Samuel A. Eliot
American Unitarian
A. C. Grainger
Tremont Temple
Dudley Street Baptist Church
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