Free German Sailors and Mexican Teachers Admitted to Night School
German sailors from interned ships in the harbor and Mexican teachers recently arrived from a faction torn country were admitted free to the evening and continuation schools by a unanimous school board vote. This marks the second year foreign residents attend city schools free of charge to learn English. Last year about 150 sailors attended night school. this year about half that number are expected. The Mexican teachers number 60, about half men, all elementary teachers from various Mexican states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexi
Boston schools expand programs for multilingual students
Delegations from Carranza observe American education methods to boost primary schooling in Mexico. Boston appoints teacher-coaches for Latin and high schools, adds vocational guidance director, funds public lectures and language outreach, opens a Hancock school center, and moves a center to the Girls' High School. High school enrollment rises by 1,466 to 17,907 with Commerce and South Boston High leading gains.
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Carranza
Frederick J. O’brien
Mechanic Arts
Joseph R. B. Dunn
High School of Commerce
Edward F. Sherlock
English
Daniel V. O'Flaherty
Dorchester High
Arthur W. Ross
Charlestown
Hubert G. Fisher
East Boston
Henry M. J. Halligan
Hyde Park High
Wm. M. Edmonstone
South Boston High
Thos. A. Scanlon
West Roxbury
Thaddeus J. Keefe
Brighton High
Wilfred J. Metivier
Susan J. Ginn
Vocational Bureau
Hancock School
North End
Abraham Lincoln School
South End
Girls’ High School
South Boston
High School of Practical Arts
Urge Mrs Ladd Name Withdrawn From State Board Nomination
Governor Walsh received a delegation from the Boston Market Gardeners Association urging withdrawal of Mrs George Ladd from the State Board of Agriculture nomination. Ladd, lecturer of the State Grange, was appointed to replace Henry M. Howard of West Newton representing market gardeners.
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Walsh
Boston Market Gardeners’ Association
George Ladd
State Grange
State Board of Agriculture
Ladd
Henry M. Howard
West Newton
Market Gardeners
Pleads Nolo to Charge of Embezzlement in Milo Case
Leroy J. Shaw former Milo town treasurer was arraigned before Justice Philbrook in Dover Maine and entered a plea of nolo contendere to embezzling 5454 of the town funds. The case was continued for sentence and bail of 530 was furnished.
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Dover
Leroy J. Shaw
Milo
Philbrook
Renew Your Strength With WINCARNIS Sample Bottle Offer
A promotional note offers a sample WINCARNIS bottle for 10 cents to cover packing and delivery. It promotes a booklet free and lists Edward Lassere, Inc., U. S. Agents, at 400 West 234 Street, New York.
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Wincarnis
Edward Lassere, Inc
U. S
West 234 Street
New York
Banks Hold Loan Money Till Needed
New York bankers say munitions payments should not lock up the proposed $600 to $800 million credit loan for Great Britain and France. The aim is to stabilize exchange first, with short term bonds convertible to long term British and French bonds paying 4 1/2 percent, viewed as prime investments after the war.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Commission
Proposals for European munitions loan financing discussed
Banking officials and Anglo French negotiators weighed payment methods for a European loan. Debates covered instalment subscriptions, use of gold or American securities, and keeping pledged funds in banks until needed. Proposals aim to avoid large upfront interest while ensuring available credit through proportionate calls on banks.
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Great Britain
France
Commission
New York
Burned by Bucket of Boiling Lead
Daniel J. Henihan a 22 year old Roxbury man suffered severe burns after stumbling on a curbstone and falling onto a sidewalk while carrying a bucket of boiling lead into a new building He was taken to City Hospital for treatment and recovery was expected.
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Daniel J. Henihan
Whiting Place
Roxbury
City Hospital
Held on hold up charge in Charlestown bridge robbery
Arthur Cook of Galveston Texas and Thomas D Walsh of Charlestown were held yesterday in 5000 bail each for the grand jury on charges of robbing John Downey on the Charlestown bridge of 11 dollars last Sunday morning.
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Arthur Cook
Galveston
Tex
Thomas D. Walsh
Charlestown
John Downey
Doctor's Auto Injures Girl on Revere Beach Boulevard
Rosie Rosetta about 12 years old of 289 Second street Everett was seriously injured when struck by an automobile driven by Dr. Andrew G. Hill veterinarian of 80 Dartmouth street Somerville on the Revere Beach boulevard near Vine street Everett. After striking the girl Dr Hill stopped but before authorities could return to the scene the girl had been taken to Whidden Memorial Hospital. The Rosetta girl was crossing the street at the time and Dr Hill is held blameless.
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Rosie Rosetta
Second Street
Everett
Andrew G. Hill
Dartmouth Street
Somerville
Revere Beach
Vine Street
Rosetta
Hill
Local man John J. Carlson found dead at home
John J. Carlson aged 70 of 33 Fayette Street was found dead in bed late yesterday. The body was sent to the South Mortuary under the belief that death resulted from natural causes.
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John J. Carlson
Fayette Street
Boy Held for Child's Death in Chelsea
Anthony Valloreggio of Revere, 14, was arraigned in Chelsea Police Court on manslaughter charges for the death of 10-year-old Margaret Raymond after a Sunday quarrel. The case was continued to Sept. 30. Father Benjamin Raymond condemned the accused as a neighborhood menace and urged institutional care. Funeral services for the girl were set for 2 PM at the Raymond home with burial at Holy Cross Cemetery, Malden.
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Anthony. Valloreggio
Revere
Chelsea
Margaret Raymond
Benjamin Raymond
Fairfield Street
Valloreggio
Raymond
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Boy Killed In Front Of Home In Malden
Four year old James F McDewitt Jr of 847 Highland Ave Malden was killed when struck by an inbound Boston Elevated car near his home. Motorman George Ogilvie and Conductor Herbert Woodward faced manslaughter charges. Ogilvie said he applied air brakes but the accident was fatal.
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James F. McDewitt, Jr
Highland Avenue
Malden
Boston
George Ogilvie
Court Street
Medford
Herbert R. Woodward
Charles Street
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