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THE PRESENT SYSTEM CONDEMNED; School Trustee John Eustis Says It Would Be a Good Thing to Alolish the Trustees.
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Good Government Club E, at 145 East Eighteenth Street, last night heard School Trustee John G. Eustis of the Twenty-fourth Ward. He condemned the present public-school system on account of its circumlocution, which tended so much to block the way to improvement. The Trustees in whom power was supposed to repose had really no power. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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