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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
2
The United States reiterates it will not embargo arms during wartime, citing neutral duty. Secretary Bryan declares no change in policy, rejects German demands, and affirms visit and search rights while warning against misimpression of U S good faith.
Roosevelt discusses corruption reports from Sulzer and Hennessy and denies malice toward Barnes. He cites Bayne committee material on Albany abuses and recounts discussions with Loeb and Hennessy about machine politics and nonpartisan reform. Cross-examination continues tomorrow.
Concord High School defeated Middlesex School 12 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Middlesex grounds. The Middlesex nine was held scoreless as Concord piled up 12 runs, with officials declining to release the final score.
The Massachusetts House rejected Representative Lewis R. Sullivan of Dorchester's gas bill by an overwhelming vote. The measure aimed to reduce gas prices and modify the sliding scale provisions, but was defeated. The existing sliding scale law remains in effect for next year, with potential extension upon petition of the Mayor. Speaker Cox spoke against the bill on its first floor appearance this year.
The Port Board failed to authorize a direct railway connection to the Commonwealth dock in South Boston. A contract with the LL road would have the state build tracks and the LL operate under lease, but an attorney general ruling says the board cannot construct railway connections. An enabling act from the Legislature is now required.
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