Miss Haley Triumphs in N E A Power Struggle
Miss Margaret Haley of Chicago wins three battles at the National Education Association meeting. She faces Harvard President Charles W Eliot and Columbia President Nicholas Murray Butler over nominating committee control and gender representation. Haley secures a $1500 appropriation for a committee to study teachers salaries pensions and living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Haley
Chicago
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Miss Haley
National Educational Association
Trinity Chapel
United States
Council of the Association
Charles W. Harper
Chicago University
Europe
Butler
Carrol D. Wright
Clark University
Worcester
United States Commissioner of Labor
Huntington Hall
Eliot
Mechanics’ Hall
Illinois
Kate Starr Kellogg
Catherine Goggin
Haley
Buter
Mr. Gillan
Wisconsin
James H. Canfield
Gertrude Edmund
Lowell
Morton Prince
Boston
Eugene Bouton
Pittsfield
Shepard
National Federation of Teachers
Chickering Hall
Con
Teachers in Streets and Slakes at City Visitation
Virginians visiting Boston amid heat crowds stores libraries and museums. A woman comments on angels in Holy Grail pictures at the Public Library. Western teachers chase streetcars in a “crack the whip” plan while Ohio lasses wait for a car. Notices mention Cunard liner Ivernia visit and teas for Mary Livermore and UC president Wheeler.
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Mason and Dixon
Post
Tremont Street
Indian Department
Rogers
Boston
Points Made by the Teachers
A collection of quotations from educators on schools, student motivation, and social factors shaping American education. Notable voices include Joseph Lee, Reuben P. Hallock, Thomas M. Balliet, F. Louis Soldan, Charles Holden, A. Caswell Bilis, W. W. K. Fowler, Sarah Louise Arnold, J. Packard, James E. Peabody, G. Stanley Hall, and A H Yoder. Topics cover citizenship, scrap heaps of obsolescence, social class, schooling as community life, gender roles, and the need for practical, laboratory based physiology and sanitation education. The compiled remarks critique current systems and urge reforms prioritizing worker-ready learning, gender balance, and broader educational reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lee
Massachusetts Civic League
Reuben P. Hallock
Louisville
Thomas M. Balliet
Springfield
F. Louis Soldan
St. Louis
Charles Holden
Grand Rapids
Mich
A. Caswell Bilis
University of Texas
Light Brigade
Balaklava
Boston
W.W. K. Fowler
Nebraska
Sarah Louise Arnold
J. ©. Packard
Brookline High School
James BE. Peabody
Morris High School
New York City
Boards of Health
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Worcester
A.H. Yoder
University of Washington
Programme for Teachers Convention
Schedule outlines department sessions at multiple Boston venues including Old South Church First Church in Boston Huntington Hall and more. Afternoon visits cover penal institution in Boston Harbor for physical training interests. Concert lecture Evolution of Pianoforte at Chickering Hall followed by receptions at Rogers Building and Copley Hall. Evening sessions include Mechanics Hall lecture Old Boston by Edwin M Bacon and Public Library events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower Club
Woman's
Marned
Lowell
Civic Service Department
Copley Hall
Miss Mackintosh
Dennison House
Miss Winslow
Hale House
Dr. Newman
South End House
Mr. Cole
C. F. Brown
Peabody House
Tilton
L. A. Gould
North Bennet Industrial School
Bloomfield
Civic Service House
Alexander Martin
Cunard Line
National Educational Association
New Cunard Plier
Boston
H. MM. Willard
Old South Church
First Church
Huntington Hall
South Congregational Church
Boston Public Library
Arlington Street
Central Congregational Church
First Baptist Church
National Council
Second Church
Boston Harbor
Chickering Hall
Rogers Building
Massachusetts Day
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Copley Ka'l
Mechanics’ Hall
Public Library
Old Boston
Edwin M. Bacon
City of Haverhill Sail to Salem Willows and Gloucester
A Boston cruise on the City of Haverhill leaves Atlas Stores wharf at 10 30 daily, offering sea views of Beverly Manchester and Magnolia. It calls Salem Willows for dinner, leaves Gloucester at 2 pm, returns to the Willows by 6 15, and reaches Boston before dark. Crew emphasize passenger comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Salem Willows
North Shore
Gloucester
City of Haverhill
Atlas Stores
Congress Street Bridge
Beverly
Manchester
Magnolia
The
Willows
Old Brattle Street Church Site Pointed Out by Guides
Schoolboy guides led teachers to Brattle and Washington streets to show the site of the Old Brattle Street Church, linked to the siege of Boston in 1776 when the church housed British troops under General Gage. Leopold Morse & Co now occupies the corner with a five story building for men and boys wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattle
Washington Streets
Brattle Street
Boston
Gage
Leopold Morse & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gibson
Margaret Halmy
Eliot and
Ing
Lexington
John W. Cook
de Kalb, IL
Bostonians
Mary A. Livermore
Benjamin the Wheeler
University of California
Quincy Mansion School
Wollaston
Adamses
Longfellow
Cambridge
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