Boston Old Schoolboys' Association marks 30 years
At Young's Hotel Henry M Rogers president of the Boston Old Schoolboys' Association denounces foreigners while praising the United States and Massachusetts in a 30th anniversary speech. He warns against anarchistic influence and asserts support for free schools and democratic ideals.
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Boston Old Schoolboys’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Henry M. Rogers
United States
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Wayland Man Sentenced for Forgery in Cambridge Court
Judge Bond in East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court yesterday sentenced Edward V. Eastman of Wayland to four to six years in state prison for forgery. Edward F. Linton of Somerville received three years in the House of Correction for motorcycle larceny from Henry W. Robinson's store in Waltham.
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Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Edward V. Eastman
Wayland
State
Edward F. Linton
Somerville
House of Correction
Henry W. Robinson
Waltham
Rotch urges X rays to aid school advancement decisions
Dr. Thomas Morgan Rotch told the Kindergarten Association at Mt. Vernon Church Hall Beacon Street yesterday that X rays should be used as an adjunct in determining whether pupils should be advanced through the grades in public schools.
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Thomas Morgan Rotch
Kindergarten Association
Mt. Vernon Church Hall
Beacon Street
System to judge child labor rights could reduce diseases
The article argues that three boys of different ages show similar mental abilities and that the strongest among them could advance in school grades without harm. It asserts that using this system to determine employment rights in Commonwealth shops and factories would greatly reduce deadly diseases afflicting society.
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Commonwealth
Ryan Seeks Aeronautical Apprentice Status
Washington reports Thomas For tune Ryan has applied to join the United States Aeronautical Reserve as an apprentice. His son John Barry Ryan promotes the effort while J B Ryan arrived from Norfolk after Eugene Ely flew from Birmingham to shore winning a $500 prize. Ely was made a reserve lieutenant. A second $500 prize awaits for a flight from a commercial vessel to land, over a mile, by reserve members.
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Washington
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Paris
United States Aeronautical Reserve
John Barry Ryan
Ryan
Air Scouts
J. B. Ryan
Norfolk
Eugene Ely
Chesapeake Bay
Birmingham
Ely
Aeronautical
Berkeley Population Tops 40 000 in 13th Census
Washington reports California city population figures from the 13th census Oakland rises to 150 174 up 83 214 or 124 8 percent Berkeley reaches 40 434 up 27 220 or 206 percent Alameda lists 23 383 up from 16 464 in 1900 reflecting statewide growth in the period.
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Washington
California
Oakland
Berkeley
Alameda
Pageant Escorts and Matrons Named for Event
The floor will be in charge of Miss Anna Gingrass, assisted by Mae Hogan, Mae C Leonard, Lilian A Schumann, Sarah Murphy, Anna Moore, Mary Cullinan and Anna Sweeney. The matrons will be Mrs. Sheehy, Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Gingrass.
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Roxbury
Charlestown
Malden
Anna Gingrass
Mae Hogan
Mae Leonard
Mae C. Leonard
Lilian A. Schumann
Sarah Murphy
Anna Moore
Mary Cullinan
Anna Sweeney
Sheehy
Murphy
Gingrass
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