Raps Education System in Sagamore Conference
F C Henderschott of the New York Edison Company urged the United States to raise individual worker efficiency by ten percent to preserve industrial sovereignty. He said education has not kept pace with industrial and social developments at the Sagamore Sociology Conference.
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Sagamore
United States
F. C. Henderschott
New York Edison Company
National Association of Corporations’ Schools
Sagamore Sociology
Henderschott
Educational reform proposals spark national debate on training workers
Speakers at the conference urged expanding the American educational system to prepare workers for modern industry. They highlighted school programs by private firms, argued for shared responsibility in training, and warned against unequal democracy in business. The event also featured leaders toward re election and plans for future talks with Assistant Secretary Louis F. Post as principal speaker.
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George W. Coleman
Dennisan Manufacturing Company
Framingham
John A. Fitch
New York
Mabel Gillespie
Woman's Trade Union League
Boston
U S Marine Killed in Action with Santo Domingo Rebels
Rear-Admiral Caperton reports US marines clashed with Santo Domingo rebels. One Marine, Private John Acriment of the Company, was killed. another Marine, Al Vielbaum of Aberdeen Washington, was wounded. Rebel losses not disclosed.
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Washington
Caperton
United States
Santo Domingo
John Acriment
Navy Department
al- Vielbaum
Aberdeen
Wash
Italian selections headline Pops concert evening
The Pops concert features Italian works including Verdi Mascagni Puccini and Donizetti. Conducted by Mr Theodorowicz with soloists Arditti and Ambrosio Bole, the program includes passages from Cavalleria Rusticana La Gioconda Lucia and Boheme with arias and overtures.
Fifth Regiment Openly Travelling to El Paso Dispatch
Private Walter Milliken of I Company Malden is removed from the troop train at Jamestown N Y with chicken pox and sent to a hospital. The Fifth Regiment continues toward El Paso via Chicago Kansas City and Santa Rosa with two men absent and one engine disabled. Telegraphic links remain with Connecticut troops ahead, and arrival plans target Chicago tomorrow morning and El Paso by Sunday if no delays.
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Willis W. Stover
Meadville
el Paso
Massachusetts
Elks
Bay State
Erie
New York State
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Deposit
N. Y
Kent
Tex
Walter Milliken
Malden
Jamestown
Chicago
Kansas City
Santa Rosa
Milliken
Framingham
Salamanca
Stover
Cambridge Baby Improvement contest grips Cambridge
The Cambridge Baby Improvement contest continues with examinations in East Cambridge and Cambridgeport. At Cambridge Hospital this afternoon the northern city babies will be checked, following yesterday’s 20 examined including 14 month old Robert S. Clifford of 38 Green Street who shows health likely to win a blue ribbon.
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East Cambridge
Cambridgeport
Cambridge
Cambridge Hospital
Thorndyke School
Robert S. Clifford
James Clifford
Green Street
Maynard High holds 28 graduates in annual commencement
The Maynard High School annual commencement was held in Colonial Hall with a record class of 28 graduates receiving diplomas from Dr. Howard Hamblen, chairman of the school committee.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Colonial Hall
Howard Hamblen
Relief for National Guardsmen Drafts Eliminated by Congress
Washington report states that House and Senate leaders reached a conference agreement to pass a draft resolution without any relief for dependents of National Guardsmen called into federal service. The conference report removing relief was approved by the House and awaits Senate approval.
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Washington
House
Senate
House Concedes Relief Plan and Drafts Separate Bill
Chairman Hay said conferees agreed to drop the $1 000 000 relief proposal after Secretary Baker urged urgent passage. He will introduce the appropriation section next day and Speaker Clark will seek floor passage under suspensions. The resolution allows federal service for National Guard members who take the oath and permits consolidating guard units.
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House
Hay
Baker
Clark
War Department
National Guard
Vacation Pay to Relief Fund by City Official
William A. Creney a principal assessor notified the Mayor that his family will skip a summer vacation so a $100 contribution can be made to the relief fund for dependents of militiamen at the front. Creney a Ward 17 Tammany Club member says the club will lead a systematic aid campaign for needy militiamen families in the ward.
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William A. Creney
Creney
Ward 17
Tammany Club
Field Hospital No 2 Being Recruited For Militia
Field Hospital No 2 is a new company recruiting at the Commonwealth armory and ready today for the surgeon general’s call. Captain Charles R. Morgan will lead the branch with physicians, house surgeons, and graduates from high school and college.
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Field Hospital No
Commonwealth Armory
Charles R. Morgan
Morgan
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