West Leads in Handling Boys
Civic Service House director Philip Davis, just back from the Pacific Coast, urges Boston to adopt juvenile employment exchanges and outdoor school programs like those in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, and other Western cities. He says Boston boys often leave school with no steady work and that outdoor chores should count in schooling.
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Washington
Albany
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Dancers from Imperial Ballet Russe to Tour America
The Metropolit an Opera Company announced that Leon Bakst Serge de Diaghilev Nijinski Karsavina Pflanz and Miassine leading dancers will bring the Diaghilev Imperial Ballet Russe to the United States this season. The troupe will supplant the Met's singing during open season for four weeks and tour 17 cities including Boston with 12 dance spectacles planned and Bakst scenery and costumes.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Leon Bakst
Warslaw Nijinski
Thamara Karsavina
Sophia Pflanz
Leonide Miassine
Serge de Diaghilev
America
Diaghilex
Imperial Ballet Russe
Metropolitan Opera House
Canada interned 6000 Germans amid anti German sentiment
A New York World report explains Canadian policy toward native born Germans and Austrians during World War I. It notes internment of about 6000 alien enemies and widespread suspicion despite loyalty, with vigilante policing, censorship, and social boycotts in towns like Berlin Ontario and Waterloo County.
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North Sea
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Furder
League to Enforce Peace Defends Military Readiness
The League to Enforce Peace chaired by William Howard Taft issued a statement affirming that efficient preparation for national defence is not at odds with the league’s aims but is essential. Executive committee members including A Lawrence Lowell, John Grier Hibben, Oscar S Straus and Theodore Marburg attended.
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William Howard Taft
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
John Grier Hibben
Princeton
Oscar S. Straus
Theodore Marburg
Baltimore
Strike Settled at New Departure Plant in Bristol
The New Departure Manufacturing Company strike ended as workers agreed to a company offer of an 80 hour week with 57 12 hours pay. About 1600 employees will resume work tomorrow.
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Bristol, Conn
New Departure Manufacturing Company
Boston College Opens Tuesday For New Era
Boston College will formally open Tuesday with the entering class expected at about 200 students the largest in its history. The 684 year of B C begins this year as the college marks its third year at University Heights Newton with religious services class list readings and registration. Mass of the Holy Ghost will be held next Monday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Nursing speaker from the Milk and Baby Hygiene Association address follows at 8 30 o clock tomorrow at 195 Boylston Street with Miss Mary A Jones and Mrs. William G. Perry among speakers.
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Newton
Church of the Immaculate Conception
The
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Boylston Street
Mary A. Jones
William G. Perry
Old Brooklyn to Be Asiatic Flagship
The cruiser Brooklyn leaves Philadelphia bound for the Orient to replace the cruiser Saratoga as flagship of Rear Admiral Winterhalter’s Asiatic fleet. It will first go to Newport to serve as umpire ship in an Atlantic fleet war game.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Orient
Saratoga
Winterhalter
Newport
Funeral for Mrs Crane’s Pet Parrot Held in Wy San Rafael
Funeral services were conducted for "Little Boy Blue" the pet parrot of Mrs. T. L. Crane wife of a local garage owner in Wy San Rafael California. Interment followed in the Crane family plot in Santa Rosa.
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Blue
T. L. Crane
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Mabelle E. Linscott
Boston City Hospital School
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Hampton Metal
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Canaries Pane
Penn Metal CO
Arch St
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Western Union Telegraph CO
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