Roxbury Boys' Club Seeks Debt Liquidation Drive
The Roxbury Boys' Club executive committee met at 8 Dudley street to appoint subscriptions for paying off indebtedness. Former Governor Foss presided. Key leaders include Judge Albert F Hayden, William A Gaston, Frank Ferdinand, Timothy S Smith, Harry Nawn, Edwin A Curtis, Victor A Heath, Mrs C N Williams, Derick Ruggs, J G Peirce, and George H Corey as business chairman. Committees to organize men’s and women’s teams for fundraising were named. The group thanked city newspapers for assistance.
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C. N. Williams
Derick Ruggs
J. G. Peirce
George H. Corey
Mr. Heath
Mrs. Williams
Principal speakers at NASP conference in Boston rally
The principal speakers last evening at the conference on the industrial situation were at 2664 Boylston Street under the Boston branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Joseph Prince Loud and Jessie Harris joined by John R. Bowen and Frank Gaston Hill in the program.
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England to Adopt Compulsory Service in Industry
English journalist 8 K Ratcliffe told the Victorian Club at the Hotel Bellevue that every industry in Great Britain would soon operate under compulsory service. He outlined the wartime economic reorganization Britain has undergone since the war began.
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No Spies in Schools Policy Sets Citizenship Inquiry
The School Board authorized the superintendent and business agent to search the citizenship status of all school employees including teachers, attendance officers, and clerks, with non citizens facing dismissal or naturalization. It mandated introducing the intermediate school system in seventh to ninth grades and added home gardening to manual arts with Daniel W. O'Brien taking charge at 1500 dollars yearly.
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Daniel W. O’brien
Manual Arts
Dr Bundy Testifies As Priest Murder Trial Advances
Dover Me March 22 Little progress reported in the Willis M Priest murder trial at Piscataquis County Supreme Court Judge Bird presiding The session focused on admissibility of three alleged confessions with objections noted Autopsy testimony was given by Dr Harry Bundy after Medical Examiner Snow could not testify due to Florida visit
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Empress Zauditu Crowned in Abyssinia
A proclamation from Abyssinia dated Jan 12 reports Empress Zauditu will be crowned on February 11 at Addis Abeba, succeeding Emperor Menelik II. Ras Tafari is named heir to the throne in the notice received at the State Department.
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Manelik II
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Addis Abeba
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Menelik II
Ras Tafari
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