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PORT WASHINGTON, L. I., March 17. -- Robert P. Smith has a son eleven years old, who did not attend school. The Truant Officer called Smith's attention to the compulsory education law. Smith said he did not care a cent for the law. The officer arrested Smith. He was tried. The jury disagreed. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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