Governor Demands Punishment for Elevated Officials
Governor Foss released a statement criticizing the Boston Elevated Railway Company for discharging workers over union activity. He argued the action violated state labor law and called for the officials to be punished and the corporation restructured under law. He also pressed for a strong Public Utilities Commission to protect employees stockholders and the public.
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Foss
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Elevated
Commonwealth
Public Utilities Commission
Dyer Resigns as Cincinnati Superintendent of Public Schools
Sup t F B Dyer resigns from Cincinnati city public schools at a late hour amid an informal School Board meeting. Resignation effective Sept 1, he may accept a Boston schools offer of 10000 dollars yearly. Cincinnati invites a prompt decision with two days given to respond.
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Cincinnati, O
F. B. Dyer
City Public Schools
Dyer
Boston
Cincinnati
Board President Describes Dyer Resignation Teed
Dr. S. B. Marvin head of the Boston Board of Education told the Post tonight that a conference of 16 board members heard Professor Dyer’s verbal resignation as superintendent. The board did not act on acceptance or rejection and met in executive session to pass a resolution that Dyer had considered leaving and was urged to reconsider his decision to sever ties with the city schools.
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S. B. Marvin
Board of Education
Boston Post
Dyer
Special Meeting to Elect Boston Superintendent Dyer
The Boston School Board schedules a special meeting likely Thursday night this week to elect Dr Franklin B. Dyer of Cincinnati as superintendent, replacing resigned Dr Stratton Brooks.
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Boston School Board
Franklin B. Dyer
Cincinnati
Boston
Stratton Brooks
Burdett College Guarantees Jobs to All Graduates
Burdett College at 18 Boylston Street promises immediate employment opportunities for every graduate. The notice emphasizes career placement support and connections with local businesses.
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Burdett College
Boylston Street
England's Stand Against German Naval Rise
Churchill in the House of Commons introduced a supplementary naval appropriation of 5,000,000 dollars. He warned that Germany's fleet is unprecedented and extremely formidable, a point endorsed by the prime minister, signaling grave concern for the country.
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London
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
House of Commons
YACHTS CAUGHT IN BLOW WATCHED BY LIFE SAVERS
Boston Yacht Club fleet sailed from Little Harbor Portsmouth N H to Portland Me today's gale battered the fleet with many yachts missing and one sloop dismasted near Trundy's Reef watched by life savers.
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Portland
Boston Yacht Club
Gulf of Maine
Little Harbor
Portsmouth
N. H
LAW AND ACCOUNTANCY SCHOOLS OPEN IN BOSTON
The Evening Law School of the Boston Y M C A begins its 15th year on September 23 offering preparatory work for examinations and practice with many attendees. The School of Commerce and Finance opens same date with courses in Accountancy CPA Business Administration Banking and more. Both are incorporated and grant college degrees. Send for a catalog to Frank Palmer Speare Dean 2 8 10 Ashburton Place Boston Mass. Tele phone 145 Haymarket. Arthur S Johnson President George W Meh af stey General Secretary.
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Boston Y. M. C. A
School of Commerce and Finance
Frank Palmer Speare
Ashburton Place
Boston
Mass
Haymarket
Arthur S. Johnson
George W. Mehafstey
Churchill Presses Unyielding Naval Growth Response
In parliament Churchill likens naval buildup to the Spithead fleet and urges relentless ship construction to meet the North Sea threat. He warns Austria may plan a Mediterranean naval program requiring prompt action beyond current forecasts. Balfour backs the sea power expansion. Asquith presses dominion support.
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Balfour
Red Sox Sweep Western Clubs Amid West Coast Tour
The Red Sox opened with a victory over Western clubs in their final home stand before a West swing. Through 14 games against Western teams they led 11 to 3 for a 78.6 percent win rate. They split two doubleheaders with Detroit and Chicago, winning both from Detroit in the second game of a doubleheader and sweeping the White Sox in the second game. The Cleveland series runs today through Thursday as Boston heads to Chicago Thursday night.
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Red Sox
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis Browns
Baseball Results and Tennis Finals Highlight Busy Day
In the American League Boston beat Cleveland 8 to 3 Washington defeated Detroit and Philadelphia 15 to 5 St Louis routed 4 New York 18 Chicago 3 In the National League Pittsburg won 2 Boston 0 New York 4 Cincinnati 1 Chicago 10 Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 6 St Louis 2 Clothier and McLoughlin reach tennis finals at Longwood Geers secures victory with his only two entries at Detroit Grand Circuit Olympic Games end Sweden leads United States by four points across events Jim Thorpe declines a meeting with the King of Sweden.
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Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Clothier
McLoughlin
Longwood
Id Geers
Sweden
United States
Jim Thorpe
King of Sweden
Dr Viola Howe Dead In Gardiner
Dr Viola B Howe aged 60 died at her sister Mrs Fred Thorne’s home 98 Highland Avenue Gardiner Maine after several months illness. She graduated from State Normal School Salem Mass and the College of Osteopathy Chicago. She was oldest daughter of Thomas Earl and Maria Elliot Howe.
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Gardiner
Viola B. Howe
Fred Thorne
Highland Avenue
State Normal School of
Salem
Mass
College of Osteopathy
Chicago
Thomas Earl
Maria Elliot Howe
Burns to Take Charge of Connecting Police With Murder
Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty testifies before Coroner Feinberg claiming policemen connived at Herman Rosenthal's murder but withholds key evidence. Named suspects include Dago Frank, Harry Valley, Lefty Louie, Whitey Lewis, and Harry Worwitz with gang alias Gib The Blood.
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New York
Dougherty
Herman Rosenthal
Feinberg
Today's anniversaries feature historic milestones and dates
James Cardinal Gibbons born in 1834. Steamer Great Eastern began laying the second Atlantic cable in 1865. The Sino Japanese conflict opened with a battle at Seoul in 1804. General Ulysses S. Grant died in 1885. The US frigate Essex captured a British transport carrying 200 soldiers during the War of 1812.
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James Cardinal Gibbons
China
Japan
Seoul
U. S. Grant
United States
Essex
Forecast for Boston and vicinity fair days
Forecast for New England calls for fair skies Tuesday and Wednesday. Moderate north winds on Tuesday and warmer interior conditions Wednesday.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa
Yesterday's temperatures were recorded with an average around 69 degrees. The report notes a typical pattern with highs near 74 and lows around 64, and mentions average figures for the prior year including a 73 degree daytime average and 23 to 24 degree overnight range.
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Thompson's Spa
Bis
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