Interest to women deserting the schools for higher pay
Theodora Wadsworth Baker, superintendent of a state insurance firm's women’s department, cites a national report showing elementary teachers earn less than street cleaners. She recalls rising from $55 a month to $2,400 annual salary, while many teachers leave for better pay. Dr. Mary Emery notes similar small pay in teaching versus medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodora Wadsworth Baker
Woman's Department
Baker
National Educational Association Committee
Tribune
United States
of & Gh
Iowa
Minnesota
Montpelier
Tte
Wiliam McAndrew
Girls’ Technical High School
National Educations Association
the Tribune
Indiana
Illinois
Teachers pay and value in New York public schools
A discussion citing low wages for New York City teachers and the impact on teaching quality. Quotes from Judge Robert Grant and Rev Anna Garlin Spencer urge higher pay and better status, noting the public school system as America’s crucial mission and demanding national action to raise teachers’ compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York City
New-York
Robert Grant
New York
National Educational Association
Anna Garlin Spencer
School of Philanthropy
America
Eliot
Picturesque garden fete at East Clif Rye by Loyal League
The Women's Loyal League of Rye hosted a garden party at East Clif the Sherman home on Port Chester Harbor. A Mexican market displayed plants and goods while attractions included a freak show with a long haired lady a skeleton dinosaur and other curiosities. Local and visiting guests attended despite uncertain weather as the league highlighted charity efforts and job creation with a stone yard partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Clif
Arthur Outram Sherman
Rye
Women's Loyal League of Rye
East Cliff
England
Port Chester Harbor
Loyal League
Abs. Banks Rucker
Herbert Nelson Curtis
Norman Warner
M. P. Carlton
W. de Wolfe Demock
Mae Parsons
F. Whitemore
A. Sutton
Thompson
Entz
Lawton
Arthur Lasher
William Nichols
Fakerine
Frances
Paul Pounds
Broad Piazsa
Arthur Corning
Hamilton Fairfax
Thomas Worrall
Miss Fairfax
Dorothy
Jessie Kennedy
Dorothy Bassett
David S. Cowles
Henry Ives Cobb
Archibald Duffie
Robert Lyman
Gesnne
A.M. Mead
Charles Grier
Charles Eldredse
New York
Woman's Loyal League
Associated Charities of Rye
Mary Parsons
Irustrated Frock Design Described in Simple Piqué Trim
A Tribune Pattern note presents a charming two piece frock made from soft French piqué with a delicate embroidered banding trim. The design emphasizes adaptability and a light, feminine silhouette suitable for versatile wear.
Tissue paper pattern for girls blouse with pleats
Advertisement for a tissue paper pattern No 6 65 for girls waists and blouses. Specifies fabric yardage for ages six to twelve 44 inch wide patterns priced at 10 cents plus postage. Send pattern number and age to Pattern Department New York Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-Yorks Tribune
Chanler's Dairy opens new Rokeby business venture
Miss Margaret Livingston Chanler, president of the Women's Municipal League and noted philanthropist, announces the upcoming launch of a model dairy at Rokeby, Barrytown on-the-Hudson. The venture, run on strict business principles, marks her first foray into entrepreneurship, following Levi P. Morton's Briarcliffe dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Livingston Chanler
Rokeby
Barrytown on-the-Hudson
Chanler
Women’s Municipal League
Levi P. Morton
Briarcliffe
Miss Chanler Builds Model Dairy at Rokeby Estate
Miss Chanler oversees the Rokeby dairy construction as a pioneering model facility aligned with the Board of Health pure milk crusade. She spends major time in Barrytown supervising the dairy project and shaping housing and care for cattle, tracing lineage as a great great granddaughter of John Jacob Astor, with father John Winthrop Chanler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Chanter
Rokeby
Board of Health
Barrytown
Neighborhood Sewing Society Raises Funds at Morristown Fair
Money received totaling 19 dollars from a Saturday afternoon fair on the lawn of Mrs. C. W. Vernon. Contributions come from various donors including Mrs. G. L. 5 and EA. T. of Manhattan for crippled and tire needs, plus support for Labrador relief via American Seamen's Friend Society. Also notes Flowers for Sunshine gifts and Good Cheer Letters aiding mission and Sunshine Club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighborhood Sewing Society
C. W. Vernon
Morristown
N. J
W. Brewster Valentine
California
New Jersey
EA. T
Manhattan
Labrador
May Washburn
Massachusetts
American Seamen’s Friend Society
Wall-st
New York City
Dr. Grenfel
Washington, D.C
Music Teachers Association Session At Teachers College
A lengthy Music Teachers National Association meeting at Teachers College featured a four part morning program on voice piano theory notation and methods. A sight singing demonstration by twenty colored Brooklyn girls led by Miss Mary Fidella Burt drew praise amid notes on their austere tutoring and limited summer breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music ‘Teachers’ National Association
Het
Teachers College
Brooklyn
Mary Fidella Burt
A. Perkins
Moale
Bilas G. Pratt
Music Educators Conference Calls for Balanced Training
Educators from Boston Buffalo and Hartford urged teachers to balance technique and understanding. Critics warned against overemphasis on nerves and stimulation, advocating appeal to brain and heart through both study and practice. The meeting elected officers, announced next year’s Oberlin venue, and featured a Crosby Brown collection lecture at the Met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Fletcher-Cimm
Evelyn Fletcher-Copp
Boston
Carrie L. Dunning
Buffalo
John Dennis Mehan
Waldo S. Pratt
Hartford
Pressarnsworth
New York
Berlin
Ohio
Walter Bury
Cuteago
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Rush at Ellis Island as Fog Delays Ships
Immigration at Ellis Island peaks with nearly a thousand cabin passengers and 7790 steerage travelers. Congestion blamed on fogbound steamers, not a summer surge. Commissioner Watchorn notes enhanced methods have raised processing capacity and that three large liners will bring more steerage today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Island
Pretoria
Watchorn
Dynamite Strike Plot Across Jerome Park Reservoir
Five Italians were arraigned in Harlem Police Court after investigators said a dynamite plot aimed at scaring non union workers and sabotaging reservoir labor. Two faced $400 bail on concealed weapons charges while three others were jailed three days. Detectives Alchiotale and Zapablanco reported dynamite found near gates and near non union quarters and at the commissary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Park
Mayo
Harlem
Alchiotale
Zapablanco
Strike on Blackwell's Island Bridge Enters Second Day
A strike tied up the Blackwell's Island Bridge ironwork amid demands at Harrisburg for a nine hour day and 4 cents per hour. President Frank Buchanan of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers ordered sympathy strikes in several cities after workers at the main plant quit. Pennsylvania Steel Company holds the general contract. progress on tower castings was near July completion, with other structure work advancing despite the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell's Island
Frank Buchanan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Buchanan
Harrisburg
L. N. Gross
Blackwell’s Island Bridge
Long Island City
Blackwell's Island Bridge
Standard Oil ties described in Missouri suit hearing
Testimony at the Missouri Supreme Court suit to revoke charters of Standard Oil, Waters-Pierce, and Republic Oil reveals close ties between Standard and Waters-Pierce. George N. Hendricks testified his tenure spanned Waters-Pierce, with book audits by Blanchard Oil and later Backus hired by Standard. He said Missouri was sectioned by the two firms and orders from Standard Territory were routed to the nearest Standard Oil agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Anthony
State Supreme Court
Hadley
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Waters-Pierce Ol Company
Republic Oil Company
Standard
Waters
Pierce Company
George N. Hendricks
Waters-Merce Company
Blanchard Oil Company
Wouters-Pierce
In &T Louis
Tme
Backus
Gereet
Standard Company
Hendricks
Mirsouri
Standard and
Waters- Pierce
Waters-Pierce
Standard Ol
Lillian Corsets Offer Distinction for All Figures
Two equally pretty women may dress alike yet differ in tone style and bearing. The famous corsetters make Lillian Corsets with character. New models on the second floor at 4 6 0 12 50 dollars, in various batistes and silks designed for tall medium and full figures, with fitters to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street
White Waists In Sheer and Summery Styles
Selections of white waists in sheer white laren and dotted Swiss muslin displayed in Rotunda Balcony on the second floor. Prices range from 1.25 to 8.00 with varied lace insertion embroidery plaits and yokes, offered in tall or short, plump or slender figures.
Japanese Lanterns For the Fourth Brighten Country Parties
Japanese Store offers a range of lanterns for Fourth of July events. 10, 12 and 14 inch oval lanterns priced from 40c to 1.30 a dozen, fancy-shaped sets from 30c to 60c, and larger or very large lanterns from 1 to 3.50 per set or piece. Third floor showroom highlights enduring decorative appeal for informal receptions.
Three Popular Sorts Of Men's Underwear
Three affordable underwear options are highlighted with open weave and good fit. The list includes 37 percent cotton shirts or drawers with light weight, 50c gauze cotton counts, and $1 French Balbriggan shirts or drawers, all offered near Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Stylish Suits for Sturdy Boys At Little Smart
Fashiony juvenile menswear ad highlights boy sizes 10 to 16 with Single-breasted jacket and knee trousers in blue serge priced at 8.50. Norfolk jacket and bloomer trousers in mixed cheviot priced around 6.50 with coats half lined. Also 75 cent pique duck lines for ages 6 to 16. Floor shown on Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Safe Keeping Your Valuables Meilink Safes Ad
Meilink safes offer damp proof waterproof and fireproof protection for papers silverware and jewels. Compact home or office units feature neat locking and ornamentation with prices from seven to thirty seven fifty and various interior dimensions and compartment options. Basement location likely referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meilink
Fifty Electric Fans for Homes and Offices
Fifty 12 inch electric fans offered at $12 each now reduced to $8.75. Nickel plated blades and Japanned base with guard, eight feet cord and plug, direct current 110 volts, suitable for any electric light fixture. Basement.
Judges Near End of Suspention Case for Watt and Cohan
In the United States Circuit Court of Appeals judges Townsend Holt and Coxe heard a contempt style proceeding yesterday over a pamphlet attacking the judges personal integrity and alleging neglect of duty. No one appeared for Watt and Cohan. a Pennsylvania lawyer named W C Arnold claimed he did not represent them and had not seen the pamphlet. The court adjourned with plans to resume the matter and warned no copy of the pamphlet was available in the clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend, Holt and Coxe
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
George W. Watt
J. W. Doban
Philadelphia
Court of Appeals
Pennsylvania
W. C. Arnold
Watt & Cohan
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Europe
Wr ‘Bi Towle
Chanler's Dairy
Municipal League
Miss Chanler
Model Dairy
P. F. Frost
Mothers’ Sunshine Club
East Yeth St. Mission
Charles Rathbone
Arlington, N. J
Lyman
Hester White
Park Ridge
Tsabal Dutehér
Arlington Juniors
Merrick
Long Isiana
Hox
General Office
East Side
Montclair
Mermod, Jaccard & King
Fifth Ave
Fssuin
U. P
Rush
Jerome Park Reservoir
Broadway
John Wanamaker
Stewart & Co
Fourth Ave
Ninth and Tenth Streets
A.T
Black Hand
North Pelham
Spencer Miller
Miler
Black Hand Society
Police
Marks of
Pelham
Mount Vernon
Miller
Shave
4Th At
David Petit
Fpelham
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