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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1914

Page

2

Parental School to be Closed and New Day School Considered

A committee on education proposed abolishing the Parental School at West Roxbury and creating a specialized day school. Mayor Curley supported distributing truant youths to vocational schools. he noted girls face fewer truancy issues. The debate touched on vaccination policies, police officer appointments for women, and financial and legislative reforms affecting trusts, public health, and public lighting.

Committee On Education Cur- Poit West Roxbury Splinary Day Rior Par S Curley Brock Committee On Public Health McCarthy Horgan

Wellesley College Seeks 1.12 Million for Restoration Endowment

Trustees report $130 403 raised to date for restoration and endowment following the March 17 fire. Of this total 70 999 in cash and 59 403 50 in pledges, collected by alumnae friends and undergraduates.

Wellesley College

Rockefeller offer to college to raise funds by 1915

The Rockefeller Foundation offered the college three quarters of a million dollars on condition that a total of two million dollars be raised by January 1, 1915. Trustees of the college are cautiously considering the proposal.

Rockefeller Foundation The Colege

Wellesley College Appeal Led by President Pendleton

Miss Pendleton, president of Wellesley College, has returned from an extended Western tour meeting alumnae associations to outline the college needs. Trustees appeal to friends to rally support for a financial campaign and the Rockefeller gift.

Lgmclisa Miss Pendleton Wellesley College Pendleton Friends of the College Rockefeller Friends of Wellesley

BULL MOOSE PLAN CAMPAIGN IN EACH COUNTY

George W Perkins of New York, speaking for the Progressive national committee in Chicago, said they plan to place Progressive party tickets in every county for the fall elections. The committee met to review Middle West conditions as a cable from Colonel Roosevelt reported from Manaos, Brazil, about future plans.

Chicago George W. Perkins New York Progressive Party Perkins Roosevelt Manaos Brazil

Delay at Arsenal Bridge Sends Transit Into Limbo

Boston and Watertown residents, especially Watertown, protest slow work on the Old Arsenal bridge over the Charles River near the Watertown arsenal on North Beacon street. Condemned six weeks ago for traffic over 12,000 pounds, it blocks Elevated cars to Park street and forces transfers, inconveniencing passengers and restricting trucks.

Boston Watertown Arsenal Charles River Watertown Arsenal North Beacon Street Massachusetts Public Service Commission Park Street

Water town Boston Bridge Delay Stalls Street Car Traffic

The delay to rebuild a water town Boston bridge is set to last two to three months. A pooled effort between Boston Watertown the Boston Elevated system and the State seeks a new bridge with cost sharing and Metropolitan Park Commission supervision. Estimates place Watertown and Boston at about 70 percent with the elevated at 20 and the State at 10. Until a temporary or new structure is ready traffic remains limited to transfers at the draw with some morning and evening delays on single track lines.

Watertown Boston Louis K. Rourke Public Works Rourke Elevated Metropolitan Park Commission Wesley E. Monk Beacon Street Perk Street

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