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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
5
Edward A. Ross of the University of Wisconsin told the National Educational Association in St. Paul that American schools produce too many sissies. He warned that the predominance of women teachers could soften boys natural pugnacity and undermine chivalry.
The association backed woman suffrage and equal pay for teachers, allotting five of ten vice presidencies to women, with Dr David Starr Jordan elected president. South Carolina members who backed Dr Johnson presented Jordan’s name, and Oakland California was chosen as next meeting site. Resolutions urged teacher pensions, higher salaries, travel vacations, simplified spelling, peace, child health inspection, and parent cooperation on sex education. President Wilson’s Mexico stance was endorsed.
The league elected William H. Taft as honorary president and Randall J. Condon as president with F. E. Spalding treasurer and Fannie Fern Andrews secretary. A resolution supports political equality of the sexes and equal pay for equal services. The normal school department censures Carnegie and Rockefeller foundations for impacting state education and academic freedom. Massachusetts education commissioner Dr. David Sneden criticizes fashions and household costs reducing family size and delaying marriage.
The sister of Marta H. Stanley, a train amnesia patient at the Psychopathic Hospital, visited yesterday from East Waterford Mo. She confirmed the patient’s identity but Maria did not recognize or respond to her sister. Dr. Adler attended and tried to aid awareness while the visitor noted no improvement.
New York July 9 Mrs Caroline W Frame 72 wealthy founder of the Fifth Christian Science Church at 241 Madison Ave is suing Frederick Weaverson 50 for 250000 claiming she alienated his affections from his wife Mrs Brownie Rathbone Weaverson The case places all parties under one roof at Riverside Drive and Church Street with Frame and Weaversons living in adjacent apartments.
Society readers note Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt still moves in elite circles and attends major events in New York and Newport. She joined Wednesday gatherings at the marble house in Newport where the Duchess of Marlboro and other prominent women spoke for women's suffrage, though she did not speak herself.
Five hundred inmates are confined to cells on Blackwell's Island and subsist on bread and water after a shop fire started by an incendiary, with machinery belting cut. Unruly prisoners say the act showed sympathy for those dieting. Dr. Katherine B. Davis backs the warden and promises to review any prisoner petitions.
July 9. Australia to send a warship for the naval parade marking the Panama Canal opening. Defense minister asks Washington to confirm date and fleet assembly point for the visit.
The French ambassador M Jusserand, via the State Department, sent a letter to Secretary McAdoo thanking the revenue cutter service for protecting international shipping with the North Atlantic ice patrol.
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