Juvenile Court Records Show October Counts and Remedies
The Juvenile Court report for October notes 111 children before the court, 102 boys and 9 girls, with offenses including thefts, assault, truancy, and license violations. The court describes reforms such as bed restraint for a 10 year old, parental supervision for three shoplifting cases, and school-readiness measures. Two months of operation show 20 defaults, most of whom re-established themselves.
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Ifty
Lyman School
Suffolk
Gaelic School of Boston Suspends Sessions Tomorrow
There will be no session of the Gaelic School of Boston tomorrow at 1151 Washington Street nor in the middle of the week due to the hall being fitted for the Ward 9 primary to be held next Thursday. The next session will be Sunday, the 18th inst., at 3 p.m. as usual.
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Gaelic School of
Boston
Washington Street
Ward 9
Problem of the exceptional child dominates New England talks
Dr Maximilian P Groszmann argued for proper recognition diagnosis and classification of exceptional children in public schools. He noted 25 percent deviate from normal and two thirds of New York City pupils examined were physically defective. He urged school boards to remove unprofitable students. Officers elected include President Stratton Brooks and Vice President H M Beede.
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Maximilian P
New Haven
Conn
Henry D. Hervey
Malden
William H. Brownson
Portland
Earnest L. Silver
Portsmouth
N. H
Joseph G. Edgerly
Fitchburg
Five Fires Plague Boston Youth Suspect
New York November 9. Frank Morris a Boston youth charged with responsibility for five incendiary fires in three hours appeared in court. Fire Marshal Prial urged Bellevue Hospital for mental examination. magistrate ordered $2000 bond and further evaluation Sunday. Morris claimed residence at 180 Harrison Avenue and said he left with vaudeville actor Harry Tate. Fires in Manhattan killed one woman and injured many, spanning West Sixtieth to West Sixty-first streets and Columbia to West End avenues.
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New York
Frank Morris
Boston
Prial
Bellevue Hospital
Morris
Harrison Avenue
Wil Ham
Harry Tate
West Sixtieth and
West Sixty-first Streets
Columbia and
West End Avenues
Court Orders Lynn Woman Not to Insult Boston Saleslady
In an equity motion session Judge Fessenden required Mrs. Mary Semple of Lynn to stop abusive language toward Miss Carrie B. Mountain of this city. Semple must refrain from entering Mountain’s department store and will only go there on business. The case, though stipulation signed, will be heard on its merits next Monday.
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Lynn
Boston
Equity
Superior Court
Mary Semple
Carrie B. Mountain
Miss Mountain
Semple
Fessenden
Standard Oil raises wages across refining division
An 5 to 10 percent wage increase was announced for 900 workers at Solar refinery Lima and Welker plant in Oil City plus staff at Whiting Denver Charleston and Bayonne. Rumor says the raise may extend to all company branches nationwide.
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Lima
Standard Oil Company
Solar
Welker
Wood County
Oil City
Penn
Whiting
Ind
Bayonne
N. J
Denver
Charleston
S. C
Payne's East Hampton Cottage Recounted in Old Tale
A fragment recounts the thatched cottage at East Hampton Long Island where John Howard Payne author of Home Sweet Home once lived in his youth. The piece notes the cottage’s smallness and its lingering fame connected to Payne’s early life.
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New York
East Hampton
L. I
John Howard Payne
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