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Annual Returns Bedford bership Boston Boys Braintree Bridgewater Brimfield Brookfield cent cities and towns classes column County course East Bridgewater elementary schools EMPLOYMENT CERTIFICATES ENDING JUNE 30 EXPENDITURE FOR SUPPORT Fall River Foxborough Framingham Grade Graduates Hadley high school HOME PERMITS household arts Hubbardston immigrants industrial schools industry trained JUNE 30 junior high school Leominster Longmeadow Lowell MAINTAINING HIGH SCHOOLS Marlborough Massachusetts Mattapoisett membership In private normal school North Adams North Attleborough Northborough Number Phillipston Placed in industry POPULATION Practical Arts School principal private school membership public school membership pupil in average Pupils enrolled registration of minors salary Salem School tax ship of elemen Somerville Springfield State-aided TABLE teachers tion Tisbury Total for school Total number TOWNS OF LESS towns or cities transportation tuition types of schools Valuation per pupil Vocational Agricultural Department Vocational School West West Boylston West Brookfield West Newbury West Tisbury Worcester
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Página 51 - Every town shall provide and maintain a sufficient number of schoolhouses properly furnished and conveniently located for the accommodation of all children therein who are entitled to attend the public schools.
Página 5 - A petty tyrant in a police court, refusals of a fair hearing in minor civil courts, the impatient disregard of an immigrant's ignorance of our ways and language, will daily breed Bolshevists who are beyond the reach of your appeals.
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Página 6 - The Supreme Court of the United States and the Court of Appeals will take care of themselves. Look after the courts of the poor, who stand most in need of justice.
Página 5 - We are fond of speaking of Americanization. If our Bar Associations could create a sentiment which would demand that in all our cities the police courts and minor civil courts should fairly represent the Republic as the embodiment of the spirit of justice, our problem of Americanization would be more than half solved.
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