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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
11
Prominent educators nationwide show interest in a school test devised by Miss Mabel Willard Doten of Plymouth now teaching in Montclair New Jersey. The test is termed an innovative assessment tool for classroom evaluation.
Washington officials warn that reopening the question of government ownership of railroads could follow if Congress restricts the Interstate Commerce Commission rate making power. Davies Warfield, president of the National Association of Railroad Securities Owners, addressed the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee.
Judge Abraham K. Cohen for the Attorney General refuses to provide names and addresses of alleged "loose" women and the men involved in the Levenson disbarment proceedings. The case, postponed to next Friday for pleading completion, remains under court consideration.
President Harding's Thanksgiving Day turkey, an eight pound bird, passed through Cincinnati on its way to the White House. The bird was raised by M. H. Daily, Prohibition Commissioner of Mississippi, of Crystal Springs, and the crate bore bunting and flags provided by the American Legion post there.
Attleboro Post of the American Legion protested to Mayor Brady and the City Council against removing the World War memorial tablet listing 1400 Attleboro servicemen from Monument Square to Capron Park two miles away as proposed by the Planning Board.
Peters started the widening project on Stuart Street with Public Works visioner Thomas Sullivan, real estate men, and hundreds of citizens present. The plan extends Stuart Street to Huntington Avenue, widens to Park, then connects to Ellabett Street and Washington Street, creating a Back Bay to waterfront artery.
New York November 17 The marginal notations granting bequests to Miss June Avis Evans of 157 West 57th Street and plans to marry her were cancelled a month before Daniel R Hanna died. His daughter Ruth Rhodes Hanna of 630 Park Avenue reportedly was promised a $1,000,000 trust fund and a new will was contemplated to include that provision.
Thomas F Boyle leather merchant and former civil service commissioner died yesterday at his home on Boylton Red aged 60 in his 61st year. Survived by wife mother and three sisters he served in public life and held positions with the State Civil Service Commission and the Industrial Accident Board. He was a trustee of the Boston Public Library and a director of the Union Institution of Savings.
The Catholic Daughters of America committee of two dozen Ardee society belles will host a dancing party tomorrow at Memoris Town Hall. The event aims to raise funds for local charitable activities and features a social mingling program after the dance.
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