Oregon Supreme Court Invalidates School Law Challenge
Oregon's compulsory education measure seeking to require eight to sixteen year olds to attend public schools was upheld by the Supreme Court. The decision allows private and parochial schools to educate children within the state and rejects a broader demand to monopolize education through public schools.
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Oregon
Tha. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Ora
Ku Klux Klan
Federal District Court
Society of the Sisters of ‘the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary
Ate
Tawish
Gheiytan
OoNegan
Tha Hyad
Ex-Governor Brown Begins Public Service Commission Term
Former Governor Fred H. Brown and his wife return from a wedding tour and he assumes duties as a public service commissioner in Concord. He succeeded Prof. Thomas W. D. Worthern whose term ended yesterday, with Brown moving from Somersworth to Concord and residing temporarily at a hotel until their North State street home is ready.
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Concord
Fred H. Brown
Brown
Public Service Commission
John @. Winant
Thomas W.D. Worthern
North State Street
Miss Rosie Merrill and Thomas Keirstead Wed in Court Ceremony
In South Paris Maine the clerk of court office recorded the marriage of Miss Rosie Merrill, employed there for four years, to Thomas Keirstead. The ceremony was performed by Donald B. Partridge, clerk of courts, who is also her employer.
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South
Paris
Mfc
Rosie Merrill
Thomas Keirstead
Donald B. Partridge
Schalk and O'Neill Rival for American League Catchers
Norman E Brown surveys a era when Cy Perkins and Gordon Cochrane vie with Ray Schalk and Steve O'Neill for catching honors. Schalk, O'Neill, and Perkins face dwindling time, while Cochrane rises with Connie Mack's Athletics and Perkins loses the limelight.
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Norman E. Brown
Cy Perkins
Ray Schalk
Steve O'Neill
Parkins
Schalk
Perkins
Roolie
Gordon Cochrane
White Sox
O'Nair
O'Neill
Atlanta
White Perkins
Conale
Connie
Cochrane
Rail changes and railroad elections dominate Newburyport notes
Speaking at Newburyport LT Fitch of the Boston and Maine Transportation Company outlines plans to switch the Newburyport branch from steam to motor transport. A Public Service Commission hearing on a Manchester to Hampton Beach bus petition is set for June 11. Nashua and Lowell Railroad directors are elected at Nashua. Boston and Albany awards a North Adams Junction coal plant contract with a 150 ton tower. Diesel locomotives eyed by New York Central for Putnam Division and Saw Mill River routes. Suncook Valley earnings praised for local cooperation at stations.
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Fitch
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Malan Transportation Company
Rotary Club
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Hampton’ Beach
Boston
Maina
Philip H. Schultz
Manchester
Hampton Beach
Public Service Commission
Boston & Albany Railroad
North Adams Junction
Pittsfield
Adai Potental Pethich
Deldht
Isa Hanlying
New York’ Central Railroad
New York Public Service Commission
Pers
Putnam Division
Saw Mill River
Baldwin
Former Chief Sargent of Boston and Maine Dies in Mar den
Milton O. Sargent longtime chief of police for the Boston and Maine Railroad died recently in Mar den. He resigned as chief three years ago and had been connected with Boston and Maine since 1877.
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Milton O. Sargent
Boston and Maine Railroad
Marden
Boyston
Maine
Garbage Taken From Your Back Door for Ten Cents
A brief item notes a misdelivered or misclaimed garbage pickup at Wentworth Farm Tol 1362 and mentions a ten cent charge. No clear names or dates beyond the farm and Tol 1362.
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Wentworth Farm
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