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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1912
Page
7
David A. Ellis, School Board chairman, announced he will not seek re election next February and will not run for mayor despite friends urging him. He said he is not a candidate for anything as his law practice remains his chief interest.
Mr Bilis has served eight years on the School Board and four as chairman. He helped overhaul city education with strong public school expertise. He praised cooperation of schoolhouse commissioners and welcomed new superintendent Dr. Dyer. A Sept 18 reception for Dr Dyer at Lewis School Roxbury will allow parents to meet him.
Miss Irene McAlpine, a former Boston girl now with the Associated Charities, will wed Cumberland Maryland Mayor George Gustave Young at the Hotel Plaza New York at 4 PM next Monday. The bride’s brother Rev C A McAlpine will perform the ceremony, with Mrs Charles A McAlpine of Boston in attendance.
Dublin reports a writer in the Irish Times claims Ireland holds vast untapped mineral wealth. Historical exports include Wicklow iron and copper, Clontarf silver and lead, Cork copper ores, and Kenmare Valley copper, with molybdenum in Fermanagh.
Dr. B Dunlap of the Bureau of Chemistry and associate chemist under Dr. Harvey Wiley resigned today to accept a commercial position in Chicago. He was a member of the Pure Food Board and had drawn public attention as one of the authors of charges of irregularity against Dr. Wiley.
The resignation of Wiley from the Pure Food Board accompanies a reorganization of the agency. Shifts aim to streamline operations and redefine responsibilities across the board.
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