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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
3
Chelsea High School seniors threaten to strike over the suspension of Class President John Macleod and Treasurer Morris Gerrig after a theatre party. Principal Herman S. Gammons backs the school authorities as a sub committee rejects a student petition.
Owen I. Lovejoy national secretary and Richard K. Conant state secretary of the Child Labor Commission spoke to a large Bates Hall audience under the Y M C A Social Service Institute last night urging support for the measure now before the national Senate prohibiting interstate transport and sale of child labor products.
Martin O Fallon 60 of 7 Sorrento Street Allston a Brighton resident and second grand knight of Allston Council K of C died at home after a long illness Survived by widow one son and two daughters He was a prominent community figure in Allston Brighton.
Prominent Somerville citizens enrolled as students in military drill and its use of arms at the Somerville armory last night. A company of 62 men was organized including Representative William P. French and Sub-Master Frank H. Wilkins of the Somerville High School.
A group of five senior boys and several girls went to a movie in Boston last week instead of school. Truant Officer Gaffney escorted them to Chelsea. Principal Gammons suspended the two class officers and vice president of the athletic association. The other pupils were not penalized. Gammons demanded resignations before reinstatement, a stance supported by the school committee. A class meeting was called to elect new leaders, amid talk of a possible strike by Macleod and Gerrig supporters.
Thomas J. Lavelle, recently leaving the district attorney's office, held a complementary banquet at Crawford House for newspaper men tied to him. Frederick M. J. Sheehan acted as toastmaster and presented a lawyer's portfolio as a token of esteem. About 40 people attended as Lavelle announced his future association with Attorney Meeney.
Fourteen year old Henry Gorman of 178 Tremont Street Roxbury was seriously injured last night in a coasting accident. He collided with a lamp post at Centre and Roxbury streets suffering a brain concussion and others present watched in silence as City Hospital nurses tended him hoping for a recovery.
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